The Protection Set | Black Tourmaline & Hamsa Jewellery Set

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In the box

• Raw Black Tourmaline Studs — 14K gold filled posts, raw unpolished stone ($78)
• Hamsa Hand & Crescent Moon Necklace — dusk teardrop, gold or silver plated, 16″–20″ chain ($45)
• Black Tourmaline Stretch Bracelet — 8mm beads, fits most wrists ($35)

$158 of jewellery. $125 as a set.

How the three work together

Three pieces, three jobs. The raw tourmaline studs are the grounding — the thing you put on when you know the day is going to ask a lot. The bracelet is the same stone, worn where you'll see it, so the reminder is constant rather than occasional. And the hamsa is the outward-facing one: the piece that isn't for you at all, but for whatever's coming. Grounded, steady, guarded — in that order, because that's the order it actually works in.

Hand-assembled by me in Calgary, from the same lot of tourmaline, so the black reads the same at the ear and the wrist.

And a few things tucked in

• A satin bag, hand-tied
• A selenite stick — for clearing the pieces before you wear them
• Two protection ritual cards
• One oracle card, pulled for you before it ships

This one's for you if

• You're the friend everyone vents to, and it's starting to cost you
• You're walking into a room you'd rather not — boardroom, courtroom, family dinner
• You want something on your body that quietly says not today

Or send it to someone carrying a lot

This makes a good gift for the person going through it — the friend mid-divorce, the one starting chemo, the sister who took on the caregiving and won't admit it's heavy. You don't have to find the right words. The set says I noticed, and I'm sending you something to hold onto. It arrives ready to give, satin bag and all.

A note: The extras come with the set and aren't sold separately. The oracle card is drawn intuitively — no two sets go out with the same one.