Tiger's Eye Bracelet

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• Gray Tiger's Eye bracelet

  Gray Tiger's Eye, also known as Hawk's Eye or Silver Tiger's Eye, is a captivating gemstone with a mesmerizing gray and silver chatoyancy (a shimmering effect) that resembles the eye of a hawk. It is known for its grounding energy, protection, and mental clarity. Here's a breakdown of its key characteristics and how it can be used:Properties:Color: Gray with a shimmering silver chatoyancy (a shimmering effect) Origin: Formed from crocidolite, a fibrous variety of the mineral riebeckite Crystal System: Monoclinic Chemical Composition: Primarily sodium iron silicate (Na2Fe32+Si8O22(OH)2) Hardness: 5.5-6 on the Mohs scale Transparency: Opaque Vibration: High

• Red tiger's eye Bracelet

  Red tiger's eye is a captivating gemstone with a vibrant red and gold sheen, known for its grounding energy, courage, and protection. Here's a breakdown of its key characteristics and how it can be used:Properties:Color: Red with golden chatoyancy (a shimmering effect) Origin: Formed from crocidolite, a fibrous mineral, replaced by quartz Crystal System: Trigonal Chemical Composition: Primarily silicon dioxide (SiO2) with traces of iron oxide Hardness: 7 on the Mohs scale Transparency: Opaque Vibration: High

• Blue Tiger's Eye Bracelet

  Blue Tiger's Eye, also known as Falcon's Eye or Hawk's Eye, is a captivating gemstone with a mesmerizing blue and silver chatoyancy (a shimmering effect) that resembles the eye of a hawk. It is known for its calming energy, communication, and inner peace. Here's a breakdown of its key characteristics and how it can be used:Properties:Color: Blue with a shimmering silver chatoyancy (a shimmering effect) Origin: Formed from crocidolite, a fibrous variety of the mineral riebeckite Crystal System: Monoclinic Chemical Composition: Primarily sodium iron silicate (Na2Fe32+Si8O22(OH)2) Hardness: 5.5-6 on the Mohs scale Transparency: Opaque Vibration: High