Stone Name: Black Tourmaline in Smoky Quartz/Hematite
Stone Size: 6mm/2mm
Stone Color: Black/Clear
 
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Base Cord: Dark Brown
Thread: Cream
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Metaphysical Properties: This combination of stones is said to promote grounding and concentration.
Chakra: Smoky Quartz-Root, Tourmaline-Root , Hematite-Root
Birthstone/Zodiac: Smoky Quartz-Capricorn, Tourmaline-October/Libra, Hematite-Aquarius
 
Tourmaline is a colorful gemstone found around the world, including in Asia, Brazil, Africa, Madagascar, and the U.S. It comes in many colors—black, green, pink, blue, and more—making it one of the most versatile and popular gems. The name comes from the Sinhalese word tōramalli, meaning “mixed gems,” since early stones from Sri Lanka came in many colors. Because of this variety, tourmaline was often mistaken for other gems in history. According to Egyptian legend, tourmaline passed through a rainbow on its way from the Earth’s center, picking up all its colors.
 
In crystal healing, tourmaline is known for emotional healing and balance. It's believed to boost self-awareness, communication, and relationship strength. People often use it during tough times, as it’s said to offer protection and calm. Different colors have different meanings—black for protection, pink for love and healing, and so on.
 
Smoky Quartz is a gemstone found in the U.S., Australia, Africa, and other parts of the world. It ranges in color from light brown to almost black. Its color comes from natural radiation reacting with elements in the crystal over time. This stone has deep roots in Scottish tradition, where it’s called Cairngorm, named after the Cairngorm Mountains. Ancient Druids valued it for its earthy, grounding energy and used it in rituals for protection.
 
In metaphysical practices, smoky quartz is thought to clear negative energy and help release emotional stress. It’s used for grounding, calming the mind, and connecting to the physical world—especially during meditation and when working with the root chakra.
 
Hematite can be found in the United States, Brazil, Canada, and Venezuela, with its use dating back over 100,000 years. It was commonly used for jewelry and pigments, but many also valued Hematite for its grounding properties and its ability to ward off negative energy.