
Tigers Eye Pendant for Protection, Decision Making, Resolution, & Bravery. Healing Crystal Necklace embodies The Sun, Fire & Earth with its Natural Flash. Great Tool for Reiki and Everyday Wear.
Tigers Eye Pendant
- Tigers Eye Pendant a Bold Stone of Courage, Truth and Inspiration.
- The Tiger's Eye stone pendant measures approximately 1-1/2 inch tall x 1 inch wide x 3/4 inch deep and is shipped in our drawstring muslin bag to protect your stone while not in use.
- Strong Root and Sacral energy activates all Chakras allowing the energy to flow.
- The adjustable 17-21.5 inch smooth waxed cord makes this a fashionable choice for men and women. The tightly-woven 2mm diameter cord gives it a substantial look with great durability. Finished elegantly with an alloy lobster claw clasp.
The Tigers Eye crystal gemstone, with it mystical cat's eye effect, is the embodiment of Sun, Fire, and Earth. It is believed to cleanse negative energies and shields the bearer from their transfer. And with its transmuting powers, it can convert negative energies into constructive positive energies. The Tiger’s Eye gemstone is the most powerful in the crystal world. It is a stone of protection, decision making, and courage, and when combined with other crystals, its positive impact multiplies.
Tigers Eye displays a chatoyancy, cat's eye effect, when a polished stone is moved back and forth in incident light. It is a quartz gemstone, usually amber to brown in color, that forms when fibers of the mineral crocidolite are replaced by silica. This structure of parallel fibers is preserved in the stone, and the chatoyant "eye" crosses the parallel fibers at right angles. The best specimens of tiger's-eye, such as these palmstones, are cut in an orientation that yields the best display of chatoyancy.
Tigers Eye displays a chatoyancy, a cat's eye effect, when a polished stone is moved back and forth in incident light. It is a quartz gemstone, usually amber to brown in color, that forms when fibers of the mineral crocidolite are replaced by silica. This structure of parallel fibers is preserved in the stone, and the chatoyant "eye" crosses the parallel fibers at right angles. The best specimens of tiger's-eye, such as these palm stones, are cut in an orientation that yields the best display of chatoyancy.

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