Tourmaline scoryl and raw aquamarine pendant silver Ag 925 48209

Attractive, elegant, a little mysterious pendant made of raw black tourmaline - skoryl and raw aquamarine in silver. The black color of the tourmaline, which contrasts beautifully with the shine of silver, gives this pendant elegance and makes it a very decorative piece of jewelry. Ag 925. You are purchasing the jewelry pictured.

Tourmaline comes in many colors, each with slightly different effects. In general, however, tourmaline is beneficial in reducing stress, anger and fear and driving away all negative emotions and influences. It removes blocks from the aura and helps to understand oneself and others. It increases self-confidence, independence and self-reliance. It attracts love and joy. It contributes to achieving business success. It supports creative thinking, openness and zest for life.

Tourmaline skoryl teaches us patience and tolerance. It drives away negative assumptions and ideas from the head and eliminates paranoid states. It improves coordination and perception of one's body. Tourmaline has a positive effect on sexual disorders and emotional fluctuations. It restores the balance of all meridians and brings the whole body and mind into a state of euphoria, fulfillment and a feeling of bliss.

Aquamarine is a stone - a symbol of peace, joy and happiness, especially in relationships . According to folk traditions, it symbolizes courage, can help suppress stress, calms the mind, relieves fears. It is said that it can break old self-defense programming, sharpens intellect and perception, clears blocked communication and improves self-expression. A great stone for meditation.

The description of the alleged properties of the stone, which do not relate to its chemical and physical properties, is based on generally disseminated and generally available information about the traditional folk use of the stone, which is not scientifically verified, and therefore does not constitute a proposal to conclude a purchase contract pursuant to Act 89/2012 Coll.

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