At a glance
- ONE (1) hand-selected tumbled pocket stone
- Cool blue-grey chatoyancy shifting through blue, grey and green
- Traditionally associated with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras
- Found primarily in South Africa and Western Australia
- Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Tuck it in a pocket for days that involve difficult conversations.
Hold it during meditation, letting your thumb find the smoothest face.
Place it on your desk, or add it to a crystal grid focused on perspective and communication.
Cleanse it periodically in smoke or on selenite.
Blue vs golden tiger eye
|
Blue (Hawk's Eye) |
Golden Tiger Eye |
| Color |
Blue, grey and green chatoyancy |
Warm golden-brown chatoyancy |
| Formation |
Less complete oxidation of the iron |
Complete replacement of crocidolite with silica |
| Chakras |
Throat and Third Eye |
Solar Plexus and Root |
| Traditional theme |
Calm perception, clear communication |
Confidence, drive, grounded focus |
✨ Temple Tip
Ancient Egyptians used tiger eye in the eyes of their deity statues, believing it conveyed divine vision. Worth remembering the next time you hold yours up to the light.
Frequently asked questions
Is hawk's eye the same as blue tiger eye?
Yes — two names for the same stone. It is tiger eye that retained more of the original blue-grey crocidolite.
Where does it come from?
Primarily South Africa and Western Australia.
What is it traditionally used for?
Calm perception, clear communication and the kind of wide, hawk-like view that takes in the full picture before acting.
Will mine look like the photo?
Each piece is naturally unique in its chatoyancy and tone — similar in size and energy to what is pictured, but beautifully its own.
Is this a health product?
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition. It is offered as a beautiful, meaningful and symbolic piece.
See the whole field before you move. #TempleOfDesire
