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Blue Tourmaline
Celestial Tourmaline is a gemstone that stands out for its delicate and attractive blue hue, reminiscent of the beauty of the sky on a clear day. This variety of tourmaline is found in various locations around the world, but its light blue color makes it especially desirable in jewelry.
The name “tourmaline” comes from the Sinhalese term “turmali,” which means “stone of mixed colors.” However, blue tourmaline is characterized by its unique bluish hue.
In the spiritual realm, blue tourmaline is believed to promote calm and inner peace. It is associated with effective communication and is said to help express thoughts and emotions clearly and calmly.
This gemstone is prized in jewelry, especially in rings and pendants, where its soft, soothing color makes it a popular choice for special
