Black Tourmaline Baguette Cut Ring
$49.00
- Description
- Ring Sizing Chart
- Black Tourmaline
- Jewelry Care Guide
Made with Genuine Black Tourmaline
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Metal: 925 Silver, 18k Gold Vermeil
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Stone Size: 5 x 7 mm
- Stone Shape: Baguette Cut
-Note: All pieces are made with natural gems. Color may vary in each piece.
Metaphysical Properties:
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Grounding and Protection: Black Tourmaline is renowned for its grounding properties, helping to anchor and stabilize individuals. It is often used as a protective stone, deflecting and repelling negative energies, providing a sense of security.
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Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Protection: Black Tourmaline is believed to have the ability to absorb and neutralize electromagnetic radiation from electronic devices. It is often placed near computers or other electronic equipment for this purpose.
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Psychic Shield: Black Tourmaline is associated with creating a protective shield against psychic attacks and negative influences. It is believed to enhance one's psychic abilities while safeguarding against unwanted energies.
Geological Description: Black Tourmaline is a mineral that belongs to the tourmaline group, which is a complex boron and aluminum silicate. It often forms prismatic crystals and is found in a variety of geological settings, including granitic pegmatites, metamorphic rocks, and in association with hydrothermal veins. The black color is typically caused by the presence of iron.
Birthstone: Black Tourmaline is not traditionally associated with a specific birthstone month in the standard birthstone charts. It is valued more for its protective and grounding properties than for its use as a birthstone.
Chakra Associations: Black Tourmaline is primarily associated with the root chakra, located at the base of the spine. The root chakra is linked to grounding, stability, and a sense of security. Black Tourmaline's energy is believed to resonate with the root chakra, providing a strong foundation and helping individuals connect with the earth's energies for stability and balance.
Jewelry Care Guide:
Caring for your jewelry is essential to keep it looking its best and prevent tarnish. Here's a care guide to help you maintain the beauty and quality of your jewelry pieces:
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Wear it regularly: Believe it or not, wearing your jewelry often can help prevent tarnish. The natural oils in your skin can help keep it clean and shiny.
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Keep it dry: Jewelry can tarnish when it comes into contact with moisture. Remove your jewelry before swimming, showering, or doing any water-related activities. If your jewelry does get wet, dry it thoroughly as soon as possible.
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Avoid contact with chemicals: Household chemicals, such as bleach, ammonia, and chlorine, can cause jewelry to tarnish. Remove your jewelry before cleaning or using any chemicals, and be careful when applying cosmetics, hairspray, and perfumes.
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Store properly: Proper storage is key to preventing tarnish. Store your jewelry in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Use airtight bags or anti-tarnish pouches to reduce exposure to air and moisture. You can also place anti-tarnish strips in your storage container to help prevent tarnish.
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Keep it clean: Regular cleaning can help remove tarnish and maintain the shine of your silver. Here are a few methods to clean jewelry:
a. Mild soap and water: Use a mild dishwashing soap and warm water. Gently scrub with a soft toothbrush or a silver polishing cloth, then rinse and pat dry.
b. Baking soda and water: Create a paste by mixing baking soda and water. Apply it to the tarnished areas with a soft cloth or sponge, gently rub, and then rinse and dry.
c. Silver polish: Use a specialized silver polish and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Be sure to rinse and dry thoroughly after using polish.
d. Commercial silver cleaners: You can also use commercial silver cleaning solutions, following the product's instructions. Be cautious when using these, especially on jewelry with gemstones, as they may be sensitive to the chemicals.
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Polishing: Use a silver polishing cloth to give your silver a quick shine and remove tarnish. Be gentle and avoid excessive rubbing, as silver is a relatively soft metal.
By following these care guidelines, you can ensure that your jewelry stays looking beautiful and maintain its value for years to come.