Pink Tourmaline & Pearl Faceted Earrings - Made by Wayne

Chakra: Heart

Element: Water, Earth

Height: 38mm

Width: 20mm

Wayne has created these gorgeous beaded necklaces and earrings. They feature faceted gemstones with either stainless steel beads and sterling silver .925 ear wires. The gold features 18K electroplated brass beads and ear wires.

All necklaces are created using stainless steel jewellery wire, so they won’t snap or stretch out of shape.

Please treat your handmade jewellery with care and don’t drop them, drown them in perfumes or wear them in the shower or whilst swimming! They’re delicate like rose petals and with care they will last you a lifetime.

We recommend using our small silver  jewellery cloths which we have made especially for earrings and rings. These remove any tarnish or oxidisation that silver or electroplated gold will naturally develop. These are available on our website.

These are all unique designs and you receive the exact piece shown.

Rubellite Pink Tourmaline is a stone for activating the root chakra and bring awaking to your body and emotions

It will restore vitality, stamina and boost your libido, may be placed in the bedroom

Bring the passion back to your life and surrounds

Use by circling above your thighs to awaken energies to your Root Chakra, tingling may be felt in the knees or feet whilst doing this, a warmth will be felt rising from within

Use as a shield against negativity by passing above your head and clearing your aura

Pink Tourmaline brings protection, healing and activates our Heart Chakra and emotions 

Metaphysically healing for harmonising the feminine side in both sexes, physical energy and coughs and colds

Pearls hold the energy of Water, purity, movement and soothing beauty

These are some of the metaphysical properties given to us by these pretty stones

Gone are the days they were considered bad luck, as an old wives tale, pearls now pair beautifully with earth crystals for a mix of earth and water elemental vibrations 

Pearls are formed when an oyster swallows a foreign body like sand which then coats it and forms the layers that build into a pearl