Hanging Stone Pendant – Black Tourmaline & Selenite Tumble- Evil Eye

A handcrafted hanging pendant combining tumbled black tourmaline and selenite stones with an evil eye glass charm, strung on a cord for hanging in a doorway, window, car, or sacred space. This is a decorative crystal piece that draws on three widely recognised traditions — tourmaline for grounding, selenite for cleansing, and the evil eye as a symbol of protection. What This Piece Brings Black tourmaline and selenite sit together on the strand — two stones frequently paired in crystal practice because their properties are considered complementary: one grounding, the other cleansing. The blue glass evil eye charm adds a visual anchor to the design and connects to a protective symbol found across Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and South Asian cultures. Lightweight and compact enough to hang from a rearview mirror, door handle, window latch, or wall hook without swinging excessively or catching on things. Each piece uses natural tumbled stones, so the colours, shapes, and sizes will vary slightly — no two pendants look identical. Stones and Materials The pendant features tumbled pieces of black tourmaline (dark, opaque, with a slightly rough surface texture) and selenite (translucent white, with a pearly sheen). Both stones are natural and unpolished beyond basic tumbling. The evil eye charm is handmade from glass in the traditional blue and white colour scheme. The stones and charm are assembled on a cord with enough length for hanging from a hook, handle, or bracket. Where to Hang It Common placements include just inside a front door, from a window frame, on a rearview mirror, at the entrance to a workspace, or in a meditation corner. Many people choose to hang crystal pendants near entryways based on the idea of setting an energetic boundary for the space. There is no single correct placement — choose wherever feels right or wherever you want a small, meaningful decorative touch. Tourmaline, Selenite, and the Evil Eye Black tourmaline is one of the most wide