Tiger’s Eye – Natural quartz gemstone
Tiger’s Eye is a natural semi-precious gemstone belonging to the quartz family. It is distinguished by its unique optical effect, known as chatoyancy (“cat’s eye”), which creates a moving, linear sheen across its surface, resembling the eye of a tiger.
This effect is caused by the fibrous structure of the material, formed through the transformation of crocidolite, giving the stone its characteristic “lively” appearance. Its color ranges from warm golden and brown tones to darker shades.
Variations of the same stone
Tiger’s Eye appears in different color variations, often referred to by different names:
Hawk’s Eye – blue/grey variety
Bull’s Eye – reddish variety
Eagle Eye – trade name for darker or blue tones
Despite the difference in color, these are essentially the same stone, sharing the same structure and core characteristics.
Properties and symbolism
Traditionally, Tiger’s Eye is associated with self-confidence, focus, clarity of thought, balance, grounding, and protection from negative influences.
The properties attributed to Tiger’s Eye are based on tradition and empirical use and do not constitute scientifically established therapeutic properties.
Major deposits are found primarily in South Africa and Brazil.
Note: Careful use of the komboloi is recommended. Natural lines, pores, or subtle surface irregularities are inherent characteristics of the material and confirm its authenticity. The cord naturally wears over time with use and can be replaced.
Tiger’s Eye Komboloi AC0256
Handmade komboloi made of 19 tiger’s eye beads sized 12 mm x 16 mm threaded on a highly durable paracord.
Total length: 31 cm | Weight: 73 g
Includes a certificate of authenticity.
68,00 €
In stock
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Tiger’s Eye – Natural quartz gemstone
Tiger’s Eye is a natural semi-precious gemstone belonging to the quartz family. It is distinguished by its unique optical effect, known as chatoyancy (“cat’s eye”), which creates a moving, linear sheen across its surface, resembling the eye of a tiger.
This effect is caused by the fibrous structure of the material, formed through the transformation of crocidolite, giving the stone its characteristic “lively” appearance. Its color ranges from warm golden and brown tones to darker shades.
Variations of the same stone
Tiger’s Eye appears in different color variations, often referred to by different names:
Hawk’s Eye – blue/grey variety
Bull’s Eye – reddish variety
Eagle Eye – trade name for darker or blue tones
Despite the difference in color, these are essentially the same stone, sharing the same structure and core characteristics.
Properties and symbolism
Traditionally, Tiger’s Eye is associated with self-confidence, focus, clarity of thought, balance, grounding, and protection from negative influences.
The properties attributed to Tiger’s Eye are based on tradition and empirical use and do not constitute scientifically established therapeutic properties.
Major deposits are found primarily in South Africa and Brazil.
Note: Careful use of the komboloi is recommended. Natural lines, pores, or subtle surface irregularities are inherent characteristics of the material and confirm its authenticity. The cord naturally wears over time with use and can be replaced.
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