Tiger Eye Sphere VG474
- Material: Tiger Eye
- Product Type: Crystal Sphere
- Sphere size: approximately 40-50mm size
- Quantity: Set of 4-6 Spheres
What Makes Tiger Eye Sphere Special?
The Tiger Eye Sphere stands out with its strking golden-brown shimmer, also called chatoyancy. This unique Visual effect makes each spherecaptivating under light and highly appealing for both collectors and customers. Tiger Eye has been valued across cultures as a stone of focus,confdence, and inner strength The spherical cut enhances the cysta's naural radance, makng t pertectfor display, energy work, or spirtual
collections
At Vigrstone we provide wholesale Tiger Eye spheres crafted from genuine,ethicaly sourced material. Each piece undergoes stict quality checks toensure you receive durable, poished spheres that add value to your cystal shop or spirtual business. Retalers looking to expand their Crystal
Sphere Wholesale inventory often choose Tiger Eye for its strong visual and metaphysical appeal
Tiger's Eye Product Knowledge
Product: Tiger's Eye (Sphere VG474)
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1. ORIGIN
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Tiger's eye is a quartz-based gemstone whose parallel fibrous structure reflects light to create a distinctive chatoyancy (cat's-eye effect), producing a golden sheen like a tiger's eye.
Main deposits: South Africa (the most famous), Australia, India, Brazil, the United States and Namibia.
Colors are mainly golden-brown and yellow-brown, with varieties such as red tiger's eye and blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye); blue tiger's eye depends on the degree of oxidation of crocidolite fibers.
With a Mohs hardness of about 6.5-7, it is tough and suited to polishing into spheres, carvings and beads.
2. HISTORY
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Tiger's eye has been used as a talisman since ancient times; the ancient Egyptians regarded it as the 'eye of the gods,' bringing courage and protection.
In South African and Australian Aboriginal cultures it is a symbol of good fortune and strength.
Because of its golden sheen and commanding character, it is called the 'stone of courage' and has long been used in jewelry and as a protective charm.
3. USAGE
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Jewelry: made into bracelets, pendants and rings, suited to men and career-minded people.
Display and collecting: polished into spheres for office and home display.
Meditation and protection: used in solar-plexus meditation to strengthen willpower and action.
Feng shui and office: placed in work areas to aid decisiveness and raise presence.
4. FUNCTIONS
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Courage and confidence: called the 'stone of courage,' enhancing willpower, self-confidence and decisiveness.
Protection: blocks negative energy and envy, bringing protection and security.
Clarity and focus: helps clear thinking and enhances focus and insight.
Solar-plexus energy: corresponds to the solar plexus, strengthening personal power, drive and will.
Wealth and fortune: believed to help attract wealth and opportunity and boost career luck.
Emotional balance: eases tension, anxiety and mood swings, keeping one calm and decisive.