Loch Ness
Rainbow Tourmaline bracelet in natural stone beads

Rainbow Tourmaline bracelet, handmade to order

A bracelet made entirely of Rainbow Tourmaline beads, threaded by hand to your wrist size. Rainbow Tourmaline is traditionally associated with protection, healing and energy.

From 49.60 €

Sizes, weight and price

WristBeadsCountWeightPrice
14 cm6 mm23≈ 8 g71.30 €
14 cm8 mm18≈ 15 g55.80 €
16 cm8 mm20≈ 16 g62.00 €
16 cm10 mm16≈ 26 g49.60 €
19 cm8 mm24≈ 20 g74.40 €
19 cm10 mm19≈ 30 g58.90 €
21 cm10 mm21≈ 34 g65.10 €
23 cm10 mm23≈ 37 g71.30 €

Price of the beads for each size. Weight estimated from the density of Rainbow Tourmaline.

Meaning of Rainbow Tourmaline

Rainbow Tourmaline is traditionally associated with protection, healing, energy and joy, and linked to the Root and Heart chakras.

Full meaning, pairings and bracelets with Rainbow Tourmaline →

Pair it with

Mix Rainbow Tourmaline with Lava Stone in the configurator →

Care

Rainbow Tourmaline data sheet

FamilyTourmaline group (elbaite)
CompositionNa(Li,Al)₃Al₆(BO₃)₃Si₆O₁₈(OH)₄
Hardness (Mohs)7 – 7,5
Density3,06
ColorMulticolored
OriginsBrazil, Africa, Afghanistan

Order your Rainbow Tourmaline bracelet

We confirm the details and delivery by email before making it by hand.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Rainbow Tourmaline bracelet cost?

A handmade Rainbow Tourmaline bracelet costs from 49.60 € to 74.40 €, depending on your wrist size and the bead diameter.

Which size should I choose?

Measure your wrist just above the wrist bone and pick the closest size. 16 cm and 19 cm are the most common. Smaller beads give a finer look, larger beads a bolder one.

What is Rainbow Tourmaline associated with?

Rainbow Tourmaline is traditionally associated with protection, healing, energy and joy, and linked to the Root and Heart chakras.

Can I mix Rainbow Tourmaline with other stones?

Yes. Open the configurator to add other stones; the stones listed under “Pair it with” are the most compatible according to our compatibility engine.

The properties described come from lithotherapy traditions. They are not medical claims.