At a glance
- 1 set of 25 pieces — each set sold separately
- Stones: tiger's eye, green aventurine, rose quartz, clear quartz, red agate, obsidian, amethyst
- Flat rectangular tiles — lie flat, do not roll
- Natural stone — color and marking vary between sets
- Suits both drawing and laid spreads
Rectangle or round?
|
Rectangle runes |
Round runes |
| Form |
Flat tiles |
Polished discs, 16–19 mm (0.6–0.7 in) |
| Behavior when cast |
Stay where they land |
Can roll and settle |
| Best for |
Laid spreads |
Drawing and scattering |
How to use it
Same practice as any rune set: prepare properly, cast once, read honestly.
- Define the question before you touch the stones — the clearer the question, the more usable the reading.
- Hold the set in a pouch or closed hands while you focus on it.
- Draw a few tiles one at a time, or lay them into a pre-decided spread.
- Read each rune in light of its position and its relationship to your question.
- Note the reading down. Use a rune guide for the symbolism rather than improvising it.
✨ Temple Tip
Keep the pouch and the notebook together. A rune set without a record of past readings is twenty-five pretty stones; with one, it becomes a practice you can actually look back on.
Questions & answers
How many runes are in a set?
Twenty-five pieces, sold as a complete set.
Which stones are used?
Tiger's eye, green aventurine, rose quartz, clear quartz, red agate, obsidian and amethyst.
Does a guidebook come with it?
The set is supplied as stones. Use a dedicated rune guide or reference book for the meanings.
Round or rectangle — which should I choose?
Rectangles lie flat and hold a spread precisely; rounds are better for shaking and scattering. Both are 25-piece sets.
How quickly does it ship?
Ships within 3 business days.
To go further
Cast once. Read what is actually there. #TempleOfDesire