Pink Mix Tourmaline Bracelet, 5-7mm

Mixed natural tourmaline. Pink, green, blue, and black beads on one strand.

5-7mm on stretch cord. Comfortable daily size, no clasp, easy stacking.

October's stone. Tourmaline shares the October birthstone seat.

• Stone: natural mixed tourmaline; bead size: 5-7mm; stretch cord
• Color mix varies strand to strand, as natural tourmaline does
• October birthstone; SKU: JB5TOUP

Mineralogy gives tourmaline its charm honestly: the species' flexible chemistry produces more colors than any other gemstone, sometimes several in a single crystal, and the trade's mixed strands celebrate exactly that. Modern crystal practice reads the colors individually, pink for the heart's gentleness, green for growth and the heart's other half, blue for calm expression, black as the tradition's great grounding stone, so a mixed strand wears as a small wardrobe of registers on one wrist. Tourmaline also shares October's birthstone seat with opal. The beads promise no outcomes; they wear the tradition's registers while your practice does the work, in more colors than any other stone could offer.

1. Wear it alone; the color mix carries itself.
2. Roll it on and off to spare the stretch cord.
3. Keep perfume, lotion, and showers away from the beads.
4. Wipe with a soft dry cloth and store flat.

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Which colors will my strand have?

Pink leads, with green, blue, and black in the mix; exact proportions vary strand to strand, as honest natural tourmaline does.

Is tourmaline really October's birthstone?

Yes, tourmaline shares October with opal in the modern birthstone calendar.

How do I care for it?

Roll it on and off, keep it dry and perfume-free, and wipe with a soft cloth; stretch strands repay gentleness.