The multi tourmaline JUMBO bracelet is a piece of exceptional chromatic richness worn close to the skin. Its generous beads bring together the full extraordinary spectrum of this mineral family — deep forest greens, vivid pinks and roses, rich reds, electric blues, warm yellows, deep blacks and everything in between — sometimes several colours inhabiting a single bead, sometimes one pure saturated hue per stone, always in a composition that feels at once diverse and deeply harmonious. Tourmaline is a complex boron silicate mineral whose remarkable range of colours is due to variations in its chemical composition — each colour corresponding to a slightly different elemental balance within the same crystalline structure. Each bead is entirely unique in colour, depth and character, making every bracelet a genuinely irreplaceable, living composition. Worn at the wrist, it is a vibrant, joyful presence — rich, multidimensional and endlessly alive.
Emotional and spiritual properties It is associated with wholeness, energetic protection and the joyful embrace of one's own complexity. It may support those who feel fragmented — pulled between different roles, different desires, different versions of themselves — by gently affirming that all these parts belong, that complexity is not contradiction and that true wholeness includes every colour, not just the ones that are easy to show. Each colour of tourmaline is said to carry its own particular resonance — green for the heart, pink for love and compassion, black for protection and grounding, blue for communication and clarity — making a multi tourmaline bracelet a comprehensive energetic companion that meets its wearer across multiple dimensions simultaneously. Spiritually, it is considered one of the most powerful protective stones in the mineral kingdom, creating a field of balanced, harmonious energy around the body that is both shielding and deeply nourishing.
Legend Tourmaline's name comes from the Sinhalese word turmali, meaning mixed gems — a name given by Sri Lankan traders who found these multicoloured stones in their gem gravels and could not fit them into any single category. This inability to be classified, to be reduced to a single colour or a single quality, has always been part of tourmaline's identity and its gift. In ancient Egyptian legend, tourmaline was said to have travelled from the centre of the earth toward the sun along a rainbow, gathering all its colours along the way — a story that speaks directly to the experience of holding one of these extraordinary stones and seeing, in a single bracelet, the full spectrum of what the earth is capable of creating.
JUMBO orders require time for preparation, ranging from 2 to 3 weeks during the busiest periods.
The photo is not contractual — each bracelet is unique and its imperfections are the mark of a natural stone.