Tiger's Eye Rough Natural Stone
đTiger's Eye - Stone of Stone of Courage, Confidence & Protection
Rough Natural Crystal Benefits: Natural crystals in their raw, unpolished form are believed to possess a powerful energy and spiritual essence. Untouched by human intervention, these crystals are thought to retain the pure and authentic vibrations of the Earth, connecting us to the natural world and enhancing our spiritual connection and energetic experiences.
đTiger's Eye is a stone of courage and strength, empowering individuals to take bold actions and overcome challenges with confidence.
đTiger's EyeIÂ is said to enhance intuition and psychic abilities, allowing for a deeper connection with one's inner wisdom and spiritual insight.
đTiger's Eye promotes balance and harmony, helping to release fear and anxiety while instilling a sense of groundedness and protection.
đTiger's Eye is closely associated with the Solar Plexus chakra, stimulating personal power, confidence, and self-esteem. It helps to balance and activate this chakra, fostering a sense of empowerment and inner strength.
Size *All sizes are approximate. *Each one of a kind crystal will vary slightly.
(1) Rough piece size:
đ 1.5"-2" Â
đ 3.8-5cmÂ
WHY IT'S AWESOME? Tiger's Eye holds a rich tapestry of folklore and fables that add to its awe-inspiring reputation. In ancient times, it was believed to bestow courage and strength, earning its name from its resemblance to the eye of a tiger. It was revered as a talisman for protection, warding off evil spirits and bringing good fortune. According to folklore, wearing Tiger's Eye enhanced one's intuition and sharpened their senses, enabling them to navigate through life's challenges with grace and resilience. Its captivating beauty and mythical associations have made Tiger's Eye a beloved stone, deeply embedded in cultures worldwide for centuries.
WHAT IS TIGER'S EYE? Tiger's Eye is a fascinating gemstone that belongs to the quartz group of minerals. It is composed mainly of silicon dioxide and obtains its unique appearance through a process known as pseudomorphism, where the original mineral composition is replaced by a different mineral while retaining its original shape. Tiger's Eye forms when crocidolite, a type of fibrous blue mineral, undergoes this transformation and is replaced by golden-brown to reddish-brown quartz. The resulting stone exhibits a captivating chatoyancy, also known as the "cat's eye effect," characterized by a shimmering band of light that moves across the surface as the stone is rotated.Â
WHERE IS IT FOUND? Tiger's Eye is primarily sourced from countries such as South Africa, Australia, Brazil, India, and the United States.
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