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** Information on this Gemstone **
Mystical Properties:Wearing Tiger Eye Jewelry is universally thought to bring
good
fortune and to protect from the Evil Eye
.
A golden brown gem, Tiger Eye is thought to be ruled by the life-giving Sun and so is thought to bring courage during dark times. Roman soldiers wore Tiger Eye for protection during battle.
Often mentioned as bringing Luck and Wealth. Sometimes mentioned for use in money and spells. The golden variety is an important gemstone for the 3rd Chakra or Navel Chakra.
The Blue/Gray variety (Hawk's Eye or Falcon's Eye) is said to give the ability to see the complete truth and forgive without the crippling effect of emotion. This is considered the height of Christ Consciousness and therefore vibrates to the 6th Chakra and above.
Red Tiger Eye is said to improve the ability to speak and even give the wearer a desire to orate. Thought to vibrate to the Throat Chakra (5th).
Natural Healers use Tiger Eye to increase practicality and common-sense. Tiger Eye is also thought to increase psychic power as it resembles an eye (Third Eye).
Natural Healers use Tiger Eye to help a person's confidence. It is thought to be a balancing, grounding gemstone.
Healing Properties: Wearing Tiger Eye Jewelry is said to help heal eye problems. Diverticulosis. Night vision. Spine.
Scientific Properties: Tiger Eye is asbestos that has been replaced by Quartz. Limonite, an iron mineral, generally provides the yellow/brown coloring. Sometimes a component of massive Tiger Iron deposits, as found in Australia.
The precious variety of Cat's Eye, looks similar, however is a much harder and much rarer form of Chrysoberyl.
Most modern day Tiger eye comes from Australia and China. Hardness: 7.0 on the Moh's Hardness Scale
Buyer Beware! Beware of imitators using glass and/or plastic (can be called Cathaystone or Fiber Optic, respectively)
Disclaimer: Newage Enterprises makes no claims as to the healing properties of this gemstone. We provide information on legends surrounding this stone's mystical and healing properties which allow the informed user to make their own decision.
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Tiger Eye Jewelry