Hammered Copper & Tourmaline Talisman Necklace and Earring Set

This handcrafted necklace and earring set blends hammered copper, raw organic texture, and natural tourmaline stones into a wearable talisman inspired by ancient relics and adornment. Each copper paddle has been hand-textured and wrapped with natural multicolored tourmaline beads, creating a layered design rich with earthy greens, smoky blacks, ember reds, and soft mineral tones.

The necklace centerpiece hangs from a warm copper chain with an elongated asymmetrical pendant that feels both ancient and modern, like something uncovered from a forgotten shrine. Matching earrings echo the same wrapped copper detailing and stone arrangement for a beautifully coordinated set with an artisan, elemental character.

Dark copper, raw stone textures, and asymmetrical forms give this collection a distinctly raw and post-industrial aesthetic, pairing effortlessly with linen, leather, velvet, layered chains, or everyday wear.

Details:
• Handcrafted hammered copper necklace and earring set
• Natural multicolor tourmaline stone beads
• Necklace length: 22" with clasp closure
• Pendant length: approximately 3"
• Earrings Length: 1½" long
• Total Earring Drop: 2½" including hook

Please Note: Due to the use of natural stones and handcrafted materials, each pair will vary slightly in color, texture, and shape, making every set uniquely one of a kind.

Stone Meaning
Tourmaline is associated with balance, protection, and harmony. Its natural range of colors is often seen as a reflection of emotional resilience, creativity, and grounding energy.

Historical & Cultural Significance
Tourmaline has been used in adornment across Africa, Asia, and Europe for centuries. Dutch traders introduced the stone to Europe in the 1700s, where it became valued for its remarkable range of natural colors.

The symbolic meanings shared here reflect traditional folklore, historical uses, and cultural associations connected to these materials. They are offered as part of the rich history of human adornment and are not intended as medical, spiritual, or scientific claims. 

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