Description
History and origin
In ancient Mesopotamia, the stone was known as "Oculus Belus". Oculus meant eye, and Belus referred to the god of fortune. Once the stone had been polished, its obvious resemblance to the eyes of the tiger earned it its present-day name! Tiger's eyes were used by warriors and soldiers to protect themselves in battle. To date, South Africa, India and Australia have the largest deposits of tiger's eye.
Mental virtues
Tiger's eye is a stone of protection! Your pharmaGem bracelet provides you with ongoing protection in the face of gossip and negative thoughts about you. Once you've rid yourself of the bad vibes, you'll enter a real bubble of well-being. It gives you the willpower and perseverance you need to achieve your personal or professional goals.
Usage advice
Remember to purify your bracelet regularly by immersing it in distilled salt water for several hours. To recharge, place it in moonlight and/or on an amethyst geode or quartz cluster.
Composition
Silicon dioxide ( SiO² )