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Crystal guide · Leo birthstone
Tiger's Eye
the stone of courageGolden brown stone with a silky band of light that moves as you turn it, like a cat’s eye. Traditionally carried for courage, luck and confidence.
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Said to help withCourage, luck and confidence
ChakraSolar plexus · Sacral
ZodiacTaurus · Gemini · Leo
BirthstoneLeo, by star sign
Hardness6.5 to 7 out of 10, fine for everyday wear
What it isQuartz with fine fibres that make a moving band of light (chatoyancy)
Meaning
What tiger's eye is said to do
Where the name comes from
Named for its silky band of light, which slides across the stone like the light in a cat’s eye. A story often told says Roman soldiers carried it into battle for courage.
It has stayed a stone of courage and confidence, carried on days that need a little nerve.
Crystal meanings describe tradition and belief, not medical advice.
Traditionally said to help with
CourageAs on our confidence page: the classic stone for nerve.
LuckAs on our luck page: carried for good fortune.
ConfidenceLinked with the solar plexus chakra, for self-belief.
ProtectionAn old protective charm, said to watch over you.
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Everyday tiger's eye
How to use it
1In your pocketA small piece to hold just before you walk in.
2On a big dayInterviews, exams and first days.
3On your deskA sphere in view for drive by tradition.
4As a giftA good-luck present for someone with a big day ahead.
Care card
Looking after your tiger's eye
Sun is fineIt won’t fade, so it’s happy on a sunny windowsill.
Cleanse it now and thenLeave it in moonlight overnight, on a selenite plate, or next to a singing bowl.
Water is fineRinse it and dry it straight away. Skip salt and harsh cleaners.
Questions
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Crystal guide · Leo birthstone
Tiger's Eye
the stone of courageGolden brown with a moving band of light. Traditionally carried for courage and luck.
Shop tiger's eye · from £15.54Said to help withCourage, luck and confidence
ChakraSolar plexus · Sacral
ZodiacTaurus · Gemini · Leo
BirthstoneLeo, by star sign
Hardness6.5 to 7 out of 10, fine for everyday wear
What it isQuartz with fine fibres that make a moving band of light (chatoyancy)
Shop tiger's eye
Every tiger's eye piece
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All stones A–Z →Goes well with tiger's eye
What tiger's eye is said to do
Named for the band of light that moves across it like a cat’s eye. A story often told says Roman soldiers carried it for courage.
CourageAs on our confidence page: the classic stone for nerve.
LuckAs on our luck page: carried for good fortune.
ConfidenceLinked with the solar plexus chakra, for self-belief.
ProtectionAn old protective charm, said to watch over you.
Care cardLooking after your tiger's eye
Sun is fineIt won’t fade, so it’s happy on a sunny windowsill.
Cleanse it now and thenLeave it in moonlight overnight, on a selenite plate, or next to a singing bowl.
Water is fineRinse it and dry it straight away. Skip salt and harsh cleaners.
How to use it
1In your pocketA small piece to hold just before you walk in.
2On a big dayInterviews, exams and first days.
3On your deskA sphere in view for drive by tradition.
4As a giftA good-luck present for someone with a big day ahead.
Tiger's Eye, answered
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