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Tiger Eye Begleri DA0042

Tiger eye begleri made of 4 round-shaped beads each 16 mm in diameter, threaded on a high-strength cord.

It is 19 cm long and weighs 25 gr.

A certificate of authenticity is provided.

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28,00 

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Tiger’s eye is an opaque variety of quartz, with a golden yellow colour. It exhibits a characteristic linear iridescence like a moving reflection. These lines are golden and brown in color and retain the fibrous structure of crocidolite. This very characteristic optical effect is known by the French word chatoyancy, which means “cat’s eye”. The Tiger’s eye is encountered in USA, South Africa, Namibia, and Brazil. There is a darker tiger’s eye variety called Hawk’s Eye, which is deep blue, and another one called Bull’s Eye, which is deep red.

All minerals used in the creation of our begleri are mainly gemstones used in jewelry making. Handle this begleri with care. Inclusions, cracks and breakage surfaces are a natural phenomenon and should never be associated with wear and tear.

Begleri

Mineral Stones

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Tiger’s eye is an opaque variety of quartz, with a golden yellow colour. It exhibits a characteristic linear iridescence like a moving reflection. These lines are golden and brown in color and retain the fibrous structure of crocidolite. This very characteristic optical effect is known by the French word chatoyancy, which means “cat’s eye”. The Tiger’s eye is encountered in USA, South Africa, Namibia, and Brazil. There is a darker tiger’s eye variety called Hawk’s Eye, which is deep blue, and another one called Bull’s Eye, which is deep red.

All minerals used in the creation of our begleri are mainly gemstones used in jewelry making. Handle this begleri with care. Inclusions, cracks and breakage surfaces are a natural phenomenon and should never be associated with wear and tear.

Begleri

Mineral Stones