The green tourmaline necklace is a piece of living nature jewelry nestled around your neck. Its intense, luminous, and deep green possesses a vibrancy that evokes a summer forest, rising sap, and thriving life. It is a green more vibrant than aventurine, brighter than jade, and more alive than malachite. Green tourmaline, also called verdelite, is a connoisseur's stone that rivals emerald in beauty and surpasses it in durability. Its pyroelectric and piezoelectric properties are measurable physical facts, the same as its cousin black tourmaline, and it is this interaction with electrical fields that forms the basis of its properties in lithotherapy. Worn as a necklace, it naturally sits at the heart chakra, precisely where it works best.
In lithotherapy, the green tourmaline necklace is renowned for its properties of vitality, regeneration, and growth. It is a stone that revitalizes the heart, not only in an emotional sense but also in a physical sense according to tradition. It restores the energy to live, renews depleted vitality, and reconnects with the growth force that nature holds within itself. Around the neck, it diffuses this perpetual spring energy throughout the day. It is recommended during periods of convalescence, after burnout, in moments of deep fatigue, or simply when life needs revitalization. Tradition also attributes to it properties favorable to the immune system and detoxification. Green tourmaline pairs beautifully with rose quartz (regeneration and gentleness), green aventurine (luck and growth), emerald (love and heart wisdom), or rock crystal (amplification). For maintenance, rinsing with clear water and recharging in moonlight or soft sunlight is sufficient. With a hardness of 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, it is a very resistant stone and perfect for daily wear.