Black Tourmaline Double Point Bracelet – Protection & Grounding

Black tourmaline's mineral name is schorl — the iron-rich member of the tourmaline group, a complex borosilicate. It is Mohs 7 to 7.5, one of the harder stones we sell. Schorl grows in three-sided prisms with fine lines running lengthwise, and you can often still see those striations on a polished piece. Dyed black glass and dyed howlite show none.

Hard-wearing and easy. Dust it dry; the setting or plating on a piece will wear long before the stone does. It is an open cuff, so open and close it gently with both hands at the widest part of the band rather than at the wire wrap, and take it off before showering.

No. Black tourmaline is traditionally associated with that, and the tradition is genuine and often very old, but there is no scientific evidence that any stone can block EMF or absorb negative energy, or that it produces any physical or psychological effect. Nothing here is medical, psychological or financial advice. What it honestly does is remind you of something you decided yourself.

It is a polished, double-terminated piece of natural black tourmaline, wire-wrapped in a gold-tone finish on an adjustable open cuff. It is worn as a single statement stone rather than a string of beads.

In crystal tradition, black tourmaline is associated with grounding and protection, so people wear a black tourmaline cuff bracelet as a daily reminder of that intention. These are traditional associations, not proven effects. The practical benefit is a natural stone you can wear every day.

Yes. It is an adjustable open cuff, so it fits most adult wrists. Open and close it gently with both hands at the widest part of the band, not at the wire wrap, which keeps the setting secure.

Yes. A black tourmaline cuff bracelet is a popular gift for birthdays, graduations and anyone who likes minimal gold-tone jewellery.