Tiger eye jewelry

Tiger eye Bracelets, necklaces and earrings.

The tiger eye is one of the favorite stones of lithotherapy lovers. Recognizable among thousands thanks to its beautiful brown dress with golden highlights, this stone is furthermore heavily loaded with energy. Many people who wear a tiger eye jewel for the first time perceive the energy of the stone, sometimes even in a little bit disturbing way, at first.

At all times, Tiger eye was considered as a protective stone: Roman soldiers often brought a pebble to protect themselves during battles. In the Middle Ages, tiger eye was worn as a pendant to ward off spells and evil spirits.

Virtues and benefits of the tiger eye.

The lovers of lithotherapy have dubbed it "the stone of freedom" because it helps us overcome our fears and gain confidence in ourselves. For this reason, tiger eye is particularly recommended during stressful moments such as competitions and exams.

Tiger eye is also frequently used in the field of esotericism because it blocks the negative energies coming from the outside and returns them towards the one who emitted them. This stone thus makes it possible to protect oneself from the malevolence and the bad influences of others, the evil eye, the black magic or the spells.

How to purify and reload tiger eye jewelry ?

To purify your tiger eye jewelry, simply dive it for a few hours in water (ideally demineralized and slightly salty), then wipe it with a clean cloth.

To recload it, expose it to sunlight for 2 to 3 hours.

Purify and reload your tiger eye jewelry about 3 to 4 times a year, or if you have left it in the jewelry box for a long time without wearing it.

Tiger eye and astrology.

The tiger eye is particularly recommended to the natives of the signs of Gemini, Leo, Virgo and Capricorn.

Tiger eye according to the Yoga Kundalini doctrine.

The action of the tiger eye is mainly at the Muladhara chakra (1st chakra "Root") and Manipura chakra (3rd chakra "solar plexus").


Warning: The indications and properties given here are drawn from feedback from users and references in the field. Stones and lithotherapy in general are alternative energy therapies that can help you on a daily basis, but their use should not be a substitute for medical advice or modern medicine.