#tourmaline beads

[jindalgems]

Healing properties of Green Stone: Emerald and Tourmaline

Numerous varieties of gemstones have specific uses and fantastic healing properties. All the gemstones are not similar and have different looks and colours. The healing properties and benefits are also different based on the gemstones' texture, colour, size and shape. Some gemstones are naturally available in the wonders of nature, while man has created others for different purposes. Many people buy semiprecious gemstone beads jewelry, which looks attractive and has fantastic benefits. Greenstone, Emerald, Jade, and Tourmaline are popular gemstones with many unique properties. In this blog, we will discuss everything about the properties of these precious Gemstones in detail.

[uniquejewel]

Explore The World of Tourmaline Beads: Ideas For Stylish Jewelry Designs

Tourmaline is a perfect gemstone that is known for its amazing colors and interesting metaphysical properties. It holds a lot of importance in the world of jewelry crafting. It is versatility and unique bid types offer plenty of possibilities for creating amazing stylish eye-catching jewelry pieces. In this guide you can learn everything about tourmaline beads.

[gemville]

An Amazing High Jewelry Brooch by Hemmerle Which Features A 32.00 Carat Green Tourmaline Along With Jade Beads and Color Changing Garnets. Mounted In Silver and Gold

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[rurinnfane]

It’s time to play with some motherfuckin’ beads

[healingwithnatureaz]

[the-avaricious-meddler]

So. Went to the gem and mineral show. Turned into Mr Stones. Not sorry.

[abgemsjaipur]

[hushedhippie]

Oh, and I stayed stoned all day today as I should✨

[shyambaba7773]

Rutilated Quartz Bracelet 8mm Round Crystals Bracelet Tourmaline Gemstone Strech Bracelet Meditation Triple Protection Bracelet Gift

[corvuslunacreations]

What sort of beads would you suggest to represent the different lgbtq+ flags? Sorry if it takes a while/multiple posts, there are a lot of flags XD particularly interesting in the ace flag and the general pride flag.

No apologies needed hun (forgive the pet name, I call everyone hun lol)! I'm a member of the community myself - specifically grey-ace pan - so the LGBTQ+ themes are very close to my heart. In fact, I've been considering having a staple line of bracelets for specific causes/ meanings, and one of the two branches I was looking at is just that!

I apologise for taking so long to respond, but given the number of flags and the number of crystals I have, I wanted to make sure I gave them a good, proper think-through, rather than randomly assigning them. While they may be assigned more for color than meaning, that doesn't mean they should be arbitrary, after all.

I will actually do a separate post for the flag category as a whole, since there are such a large number of them, but I did give a lot of thought to these two in particular, both because they're so close to home and because those were the ones you were most curious about.

I think, for the general pride flag, I would go for a chalcedony mix for the flag portion of the bracelet and then something like an obsidian or tourmaline for the remainder, to make it 'pop', or any bead preferred, really. That may sound lazy, but I feel that using all different colors of chalcedony not only allows for the bracelet to have a coherent 'tone' to the rainbow beads (same transparency and vibrance all across), but it represents equality that way - no one bead is 'better' or 'more valuable' than the rest, since all are versions of the same crystal. Yes, they're dyed crystals, and I normally lean toward the natural ones if I can, but in this instance, I think there's no beating them, really.

As for the Ace flag, that one gave me a bit more pause, because I wanted to be as careful as I could when it came to design. What I ended up with were two possible designs. Each would be on a band of whichever crystal was preferred (so it could be Tea Jasper or Sodalite, or anything that was calling to you), but would be surrounded on each side (as would the Pride flag) by a Clear Quartz bead, to mark off the flag itself. These were the designs I thought of (with some help from my partners):

Black Tourmaline, Picasso Jasper, White Agate, Amethyst

Black Obsidian, Picasso Jasper, White Agate, Lepidolite

Both schemes include Picasso and White Agate because I feel they bring the best colors for the flag, but with one, you have more transparency in the colors, while with the other, there's more opacity. Also, the former pattern is designed with the non-VIP Black Tourmaline in mind, as it has quartz inclusions in it. This, to me, signifies that there are a wide variety of types of Asexuality on the spectrum, and all deserve to be counted.

I hope that helps, and I promise to make a series of posts with the other flags in the very near future!

Thanks for the question!

[jindalgems]

Buy Online Unique Collection of Tourmaline Beads at Wholesale Rates

Buy online wholesale tourmaline beads. At Jindal Gems you will see exclusive Collection of Tourmaline beads.

[synajewel]

Hexagon Shaped Hoop Earrings

If you're looking for a unique and stylish twist on classic hoop earrings, look no further than the Hexagon Shaped Hoop Earrings. These earrings feature a sleek and modern hexagon shape, adding a touch of sophistication and elegance to any outfit. The earrings are made with high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship, ensuring that they're not only beautiful but also durable and long-lasting. They're designed to be lightweight and comfortable to wear, making them perfect for everyday use or special occasions.

[uniquejewel]

Buy Tourmaline Faceted Bicone Beads From Unique jewellers

Tourmaline Faceted Bicone Beads Of Fine Making, Cutting & Quality.

Size: 4 To 4.2 MM Grade: AAA Shape: Faceted Bicone Origin: Africa Length: 16 Inches(Approx)

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[gemville]

Amazing High Jewelry Necklace by Chopard

25.39 Carat Opal

246.31 CTW Emerald Beads

Additional Emeralds Along With Sapphires, Paraiba Tourmalines and Turquoise

Photo: Chopard

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[gemsshine]

Available Size - 14" inches/16" inches/18" inches/20" inches

[ifutzwithfire]

Hand-knotted necklace of watermelon tourmaline in rainbow colors, thick rondelle beads almost look like candy! Fastens with a sterling silver clasp and extender and includes a drawstring cotton pouch for storage.