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Watermelon Tourmaline

Watermelon Tourmaline

Watermelon tourmaline carries a joyful, heart‑opening energy that feels like holding a tiny slice of summer in your hands. Its lush pink and green layers glow with a sweetness that lifts the spirit, inviting warmth, compassion, and emotional renewal. The colors blend softly like sunrise meeting fresh leaves, offering a sense of harmony that wraps gently around anyone who holds it.

This stone is often cherished for its ability to balance the heart, encouraging ease in both giving and receiving love. Its vibrant hues inspire playfulness and inner peace, reminding you to savor small delights and to approach life with a softer, more open perspective. Many people turn to watermelon tourmaline when they want to release tension, soothe old emotional patterns, or spark a sense of gentle courage.

Place it on an altar, tuck it into a pocket, or keep it beside your favorite reading spot. Its cheerful energy brightens the space around it, helping you reconnect with joy, tenderness, and the quiet magic that comes from loving yourself fully.

Watermelon Tourmaline is the “superactivator” of the heart chakra, linking it to the higher self and fostering love, tenderness, and friendship. This stone instills patience and teaches tact and diplomacy. Alleviating depression and fear, it promotes inner security. Watermelon Tourmaline assists understanding of situations and expressing intentions clearly. It treats emotional dysfunction and releases old pain.

  • Zodiac: GeminiVirgo
  • Elemental Sign: Air, Earth
  • Vibrational Number: 2
  • Planet: VenusSaturn
  • Chakra: Heart

Watermelon Tourmaline has a pink center and green perimeter around the outside, resembling a watermelon and it’s rind. As the Pink Tourmaline in the center was forming and thickening, exposure to additional minerals such as manganese and lithium caused the stone to change color overtime.

  • Group: Tourmaline
  • Class: Silicate
  • Formed: Natural
  • Mohs Hardness: 7-7.5
  • Transparency:
  • Fracture: Brittle, uneven, conchiodal
  • Luster: Vitreous
  • Cleavage: Indistinct
  • Color: Blue, green, pink, red, yellow, brown, black, bi-colored, tri colored, and colorless
  • Commonly Found In: Sri Lanka Brazil Africa United States Australia Afghanistan Italy Germany Madagascar

Encourages regeneration of the nerves, especially in paralysis or multiple sclerosis. Treats stress.

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