BLUE TOURMALINE – INDICOLITE (GRADE A/RARE, 7.4 ct) | HANDCRAFTED PENDANT & 18k GOLD-PLATED NECKLACE
An exclusive LAZZERINI-GEOJOIAS creation for those seeking a rare natural gemstone with a unique blue hue and strong mineral character. This Venetian-link necklace features a handcrafted wire-wrapped pendant showcasing a Blue Tourmaline (Indicolite Elbaite, Grade A)—a natural prismatic crystal weighing approximately 7.4 ct, sourced from the Araçuaí region of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Its blue to blue-green tone, paired with an 18k gold-plated finish, creates a sophisticated, original, and one-of-a-kind piece—an expression of Brazilian geodiversity transformed into jewelry.
ORIGIN & THE SCIENCE OF BEAUTY
Indicolite is the gemological name for blue Tourmalines, which often belong to the Elbaite species—a complex cyclosilicate of boron, aluminum, sodium, and lithium. It crystallizes in the trigonal system and can form elongated, striated prismatic crystals with a vitreous luster.
This Grade A specimen displays a beautiful blue color, translucent clarity, and approximately 25% to 50% matrix.
One of its key optical features is strong pleochroism: depending on the viewing angle, the crystal reveals variations ranging from dark blue-green to a lighter blue, creating natural visual shifts based on how light strikes the stone.
Tourmaline also possesses genuine physical properties of piezoelectricity and pyroelectricity, capable of generating electric charges when subjected to mechanical pressure or temperature fluctuations, respectively—mineralogical characteristics that make this group even more fascinating.
SYMBOLISM & ENERGY — TRADITIONAL VIEW
In contemporary crystal traditions, Blue Tourmaline (Indicolite) is associated with serenity, clarity, communication, truth, inspiration, and inner perception.
Its blue color has become a symbol of conscious expression and tranquility; it is traditionally used as a crystal for reflection, balance, and communication.
These associations belong to the cultural and metaphysical realms and do not replace medical or therapeutic advice.
CHAKRAS
Traditionally associated primarily with the Throat Chakra (Vishuddha), which relates to communication, truth, and personal expression.
Dark blue or indigo tones may also be secondarily associated with the Third Eye Chakra (Ajna), symbolically linked to perception, introspection, and intuition.
ZODIAC
Taurus and Libra, in traditional associations for Tourmaline. The Tourmaline family is also linked to the birth month of October.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Rare, natural Blue Tourmaline (Indicolite Elbaite)
• Approximately 7.4 ct
• Gemological Grade A: beautiful blue color, translucent, with 25% to 50% matrix
• Natural prismatic crystal preserved in its original form
• Strong pleochroism, ranging from dark blue-green to light blue
• Natural piezoelectric and pyroelectric properties
• Origin: Araçuaí – Minas Gerais – Brazil
• Handcrafted wire-wrapped pendant
• Venetian chain necklace
• 18k gold plating (approx. 0.5 µ)
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Despite Tourmaline's good hardness, avoid drops, strong impacts, abrasives, perfumes, lotions, and chemical products.
To clean, use warm water, mild detergent, and a soft cloth or brush. Avoid steam and ultrasonic cleaning, especially for natural crystals with inclusions or internal fractures. Store separately to preserve the crystal and the metallic finish.
DIMENSIONS
Necklace: Venetian chain, 18k gold plating (0.5 µ), approximately 0.1 × 24.0 cm.
Pendant: handcrafted wirework, 18k gold plating (0.5 µ), approximately 1.0 cm in diameter.
Prismatic Indicolite: approximately 7.4 ct.
A rare Blue Tourmaline, shaped by Brazilian nature and preserved in its crystalline identity. A "Geojewel" that allows you to wear the blue of the Earth with exclusivity, mineral science, artistry, and sophistication.
