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WholesaleTiger's Eye

Golden quartz with a moving silky band of light. Bead strands, bracelets, worry stones, pendulums and wands.

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Tiger's Eye Worry Stone  - Pack of 5    from Stonebridge Imports
Tiger's Eye Worry Stone  - Pack of 5    from Stonebridge Imports

Pierre anti-inquiétude œil de tigre - Lot de 5

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Gold Tiger's Eye Bead Bracelet 8mm from Stonebridge Imports
Gold Tiger's Eye Bead Bracelet from Stonebridge Imports

Bracelet en perles d'oeil de tigre en or

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Tiger's Eye Red Bead Bracelet from Stonebridge Imports
Tiger's Eye Red Bead Bracelet 8mm from Stonebridge Imports

Bracelet en perles rouges en œil de tigre

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Tiger's Eye A Bead Strand 15" - 4mm from Stonebridge Imports
Tiger's Eye A Bead Strand from Stonebridge Imports

Oeil de tigre A - Fil rond 15" - 4mm

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Red Tiger's Eye Bead Strand from Stonebridge Imports
Red Tiger's Eye Bead Strand from Stonebridge Imports

Oeil de tigre rouge - Fil rond 15" - 4 mm

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Tiger's Eye E Bead Strand 15" - 8mm from Stonebridge Imports
Tiger's Eye E Bead Strand from Stonebridge Imports

Oeil de tigre E - Fil rond 15" - 6 mm

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Stone Meaning Cards - Tiger's Eye - 10 Pack from Stonebridge Imports

Stone Meaning Cards - Tiger's Eye - 10 Pack

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Gold Tiger's Eye Pendulum 6 Facets & Bead - 3 Pack Default Title from Stonebridge Imports
Gold Tiger's Eye Pendulum 6 Facets & Bead - 3 Pack from Stonebridge Imports

Gold Tiger's Eye Pendulum 6 Facets & Bead - 3 Pack

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Tiger's Eye Vogel Massage Wand - 1 1/4"    from Stonebridge Imports
Tiger's Eye Vogel Massage Wand - 1 1/4"    from Stonebridge Imports

Baguette de massage pour oiseaux en œil de tigre - 1 1/4"

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Ways to shop

Shop tiger's eye by form

Bracelet en perles d'oeil de tigre en or
Stone notes

Tiger's eye: light that moves

A band of light slides across the stone as you turn it. The effect comes from millions of fibres locked in quartz.

Tiger's eye is quartz with a secret inside. Running through it are fine, straight fibres of crocidolite, a blue mineral of the amphibole family. Over time the iron in those fibres altered to golden brown iron oxides, and quartz grew around and between them. The fibres are sealed inside hard quartz, so polished tiger's eye is solid and smooth.

Those parallel fibres catch light and send it back as a bright silky band. Turn the stone and the band rolls across it, an effect called chatoyancy, from the French word for a cat's eye. Cutters shape tiger's eye into rounded beads and cabochons with the fibres running flat, so the band shows at its best.

Colour tells the history of the stone. Where the fibres stayed unaltered, the stone is blue-grey and is sold as hawk's eye. Where the iron changed fully, it is gold. Red tiger's eye is usually gold tiger's eye that has been gently heated, which turns the iron oxides red. The change is permanent and widely accepted, but it is still a treatment.

South Africa has been the classic source for well over a century. For a shop, tiger's eye is one of the most recognised stones at any counter. People ask for it by name, it suits men's and unisex jewellery, and it is hard enough to wear every day.

Turn the bead and the light rolls across it. That moving band is what customers fall for.
About the stone

What is tiger's eye?

Plus d'infos

L'œil de tigre est une pierre précieuse chatoyante avec une dureté Mohs de 5,5-6, liée au chakra du plexus solaire pour le pouvoir personnel, la confiance et l'estime de soi. Il est associé au signe astrologique de la Balance et est populaire en bijouterie et en méditation pour ses propriétés métaphysiques.

Read more about tiger's eye

L'œil de tigre est une pierre précieuse durable avec une chatoyance unique, ce qui en fait un choix idéal pour les bijoux. On pense qu'il améliore le courage, la volonté et la clarté d'intention, tout en favorisant la confiance en soi et l'estime de soi. En tant que pierre astrologique pour la Balance, l'œil de tigre est censé favoriser l'équilibre et l'harmonie dans les relations. Son association avec le chakra du plexus solaire en fait également une excellente pierre pour renforcer le pouvoir personnel et la force intérieure.


Mythologie

L'œil de tigre, également connu sous le nom d'œil de tigre, œil de tigre et fer de tigre, fait partie du groupe des calcédoines à quartz. C'est l'une des pierres précieuses chatoyantes. La chatoyance présente un éclat soyeux variable lorsque la lumière se reflète dans les fines bandes fibreuses parallèles. Cet effet est dû à la structure fibreuse du matériau. Le fer de tigre est composé d'œil de tigre, de jaspe rouge et d'hématite noire. Les bandes de couleur ondulées ressemblent souvent à une vue panoramique.

Le marra mamba est une forme de fer tigré que l'on trouve dans une région d'Australie près du mont Brockman. Il s'agit d'un type très rare de fer tigré qui contient des nuances de rouge, de vert, de jaune et de bleu. Cette région est exploitée depuis de nombreuses années, de sorte qu'il n'existe aujourd'hui que très peu de « véritable » marra mamba


Usage

Traditionnellement, on la portait comme une amulette contre les malédictions ou les mauvais souhaits et elle est connue pour vous donner du courage, de la confiance en soi et de la force de volonté. Elle améliore la créativité et est l'une des pierres qui favorisent l'éveil de la kundalini. C'est une pierre qui nous aide à être plus actifs, mentalement comme physiquement, et son travail principal se situe dans les chakras inférieurs. Elle stimulera le chakra de base, le chakra sacré et le chakra du plexus solaire, où son énergie a un effet très puissant. La vibration de la « volonté », qui est l'énergie prédominante du chakra du plexus solaire, est forte dans la pierre œil de tigre.


Propriétés métaphysiques

L'œil de tigre est apprécié pour sa capacité à favoriser l'équilibre et la stabilité, tout en stimulant la motivation et la créativité. On dit qu'il fournit un bouclier protecteur contre les énergies négatives et les attaques psychiques, tout en encourageant l'optimisme et le sens pratique. Son énergie d'ancrage aide à réduire le stress et l'anxiété, ce qui en fait une pierre idéale pour ceux qui recherchent un sentiment de calme et de stabilité dans leur vie quotidienne. Dans l'ensemble, l'œil de tigre est un cristal puissant qui incarne les énergies du soleil et de la terre, et on pense qu'il favorise la croissance personnelle, la perspicacité et la force intérieure.

Mineral
Quartz (silicon dioxide) with fine parallel fibres of altered crocidolite inside
Hardness
6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale
Colour
Golden yellow to honey brown from iron oxides. Red is usually heated; blue-grey is hawk's eye
Optical effect
Chatoyancy: a silky band of light that moves as the stone turns
Main sources
South Africa (the classic source), Namibia, Australia and India
Varieties

Kinds of tiger's eye we stock

Gold and red tiger's eye in the forms we stock now. Stock changes, so check the grid above.

Photos are real pieces from our stock. Tap a variety to see what is in stock now.

In crystal traditions

What tiger's eye is traditionally used for

In crystal traditions tiger's eye is a stone of courage, focus and good luck. It was carried as a protective charm, and many customers ask for it before an exam, an interview or a new job.

CourageFocusConfidenceLuckChakra: Solar plexusZodiac: Leo, Capricorn

Traditional associations, shared as folklore. They are not health or medical claims.

Eye stones

Gold tiger's eye, red tiger's eye or hawk's eye?

The same fibrous quartz in three colours. The difference is what happened to the iron in it.

Gold tiger's eyeRed tiger's eyeHawk's eye
ColourGolden yellow to honey brownDeep red to red-brownBlue-grey to blue-green
WhyFibres altered to iron oxidesGold stone heated, iron turns redFibres not altered
TreatmentNatural colourUsually heated (permanent)Natural colour
Hardness6.5 to 76.5 to 76.5 to 7
In our shopBracelets, strands, pendulums, worry stonesBracelets, strandsNot in stock now

Real, treated or fake?

  • Real tiger's eye shows a band of light that moves when you turn it. Glass and resin copies have a printed or fixed shine that does not roll.
  • Red tiger's eye is usually heated gold tiger's eye. It is stable and permanent and has been done for a very long time, but it is a treatment.
  • Bright blue, green or pink tiger's eye is dyed. Dye collects in the fibres and shows as uneven, too-bright colour.
  • Look for straight, fine fibres and natural variation from bead to bead on a strand. Every bead identical in colour and band is a warning sign.

Care and cleaning

  • Tiger's eye is hard and wears well. Wipe it with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then dry it.
  • Avoid acids and long soaks, which can dull the polish over time.
  • Keep dyed stones out of strong sun for long periods.
  • Do not cut, drill or grind raw tiger's eye without dust protection. Polished pieces are safe to handle and wear.
  • Bracelets are strung on elastic. Roll them on and off and store them flat.

How shops sell tiger's eye

  • Bead bracelets are the steady sellers, with gold the clear favourite. Keep gold and red side by side on a stand at the till.
  • Worry stones and strands sell well too. A bowl of worry stones from the 5-packs makes an easy add-on.
  • Tiger's eye is a top pick for men's and unisex gifts. Group it with black onyx and hematite in a "for him" corner.
  • Tie it to exams, interviews and new jobs. A small sign and a tiger's eye meaning card turn a bracelet into a ready gift.
  • Makers buy strands in both colours. Show a finished bracelet next to the strand so they see how it works up.
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On the shelf

How to display tiger's eye

Tiger's eye sells on movement. Put it where light can hit it and people can turn it.

  1. One strong lightA single spotlight from above makes the band of light sharp. Flat, even light hides it.
  2. Let people touchLeave a few beads or a worry stone out to pick up and turn. The moving band sells it better than any sign.
  3. Gold and red togetherShow both colours side by side so customers can choose, and label red as heated.
  4. Dark wood or blackA dark background makes the gold glow. Avoid yellow or orange cloth, which flattens the colour.
Questions

Tiger's Eye FAQ

Is red tiger's eye natural?

It is natural tiger's eye, but the red colour usually comes from heating gold tiger's eye. The colour change is permanent.

Why does tiger's eye shimmer?

It is full of fine parallel fibres. They reflect light as a silky band that moves when the stone turns, an effect called chatoyancy.

What does the A or E in a strand title mean?

It is the quality grade of that lot. Compare the photos to see the difference in colour and shine.

How long are the bead strands?

Round bead strands are about 15 to 16 inches. The bead size is in each variant name.

Is polished tiger's eye safe to handle?

Yes. The fibres are sealed inside hard quartz. Only cutting or grinding raw material makes dust, and that needs a mask, as with any stone.

Can tiger's eye go in water?

A rinse is fine. Avoid long soaks and acids, which can dull the polish.

Can I buy tiger's eye without a minimum order?

Yes. There is no minimum order. Approved wholesale customers see their wholesale price on every product once signed in.