Tiger's Eye

The alluring gemstone tiger's eye stone has been valued for generations for both its visual attractiveness and therapeutic benefits. This stone is renowned for its golden bands that run through its dark brown surface and has a distinctive silky shine. Although the tiger's eye stone may be found all over the world, its roots can be discovered in Western Australia and South Africa.


Recently, the tiger's eye stone has become extremely famous due to its decorative uses as well as its capacity to promote emotional and spiritual well-being. This mythical stone allays fear and anxiety while promoting inner strength, self-assurance, and mental clarity. Tiger's eye stone is also said to have physical therapeutic effects, such as promoting bone repair and enhancing vision.


The chalcedony mineral class member known as tiger's eye stone is made up of quartz and iron oxide. Seventh on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, it is a hard stone that may be used to make jewelry and other ornamental objects.

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Top 13 Most Meaningful Feng Shui Stones

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  2. top 2 Rose Quartz
  3. top 3 Amethyst
  4. top 4 Black Onyx
  5. top 5 Dumortierite
  6. top 6 Citrine
  7. top 7 Smoky Quartz
  8. top 8 Tiger's Eye
  9. top 9 Pyrite
  10. top 10 Hematite
  11. top 11 Fluorite
  12. top 12 Jade
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