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Subtle shades within tiger’s eye stones are almost magical with the special qualities of this stone. This effect is called “chatoyancy” – an effect which resembles the slit eye of a cat. This is caused by the reflection of light by parallel needles or fibers or channels within the stone. The pendant on this necklace is 2 ¾” long, a spectacular one-of-a-kind stone. Small tiger’s eye stones create a shimmering effect for the entire length of this necklace.
The tiger’s eye is mainly found in South Africa but has also been discovered in India, Burma, Western Australia, and the U.S.A. This stone has a long and rich history, beginning with the Egyptians, who placed tiger’s eye stones as eyes in statues. The Romans used it as an amulet for protection. In China, the tiger is thought to be the most powerful being, the true king of the jungle. This stone, named after the tiger, is treasured in China and thought to be a powerful symbol of protection, power, and good fortune.
The Egyptians believed it was a representative of the sun’s energy. Pharaohs wore tiger’s eye jewelry to gain the protection of Ra the Sun God. The tiger’s eye was used in ancient times to decorate tombs. It was believed that it would attract good fortune as humans traveled into the afterlife.
STERLING SILVER
SKU 23-20.p84
Details:
Details: Necklace 16 ½”
Earrings 2 ½”
$58.00
Subtle shades within tiger’s eye stones are almost magical with the special qualities of this stone. This effect is called “chatoyancy” – an effect which resembles the slit eye of a cat. This is caused by the reflection of light by parallel needles or fibers or channels within the stone. The pendant on this necklace is 2 ¾” long, a spectacular one-of-a-kind stone. Small tiger’s eye stones create a shimmering effect for the entire length of this necklace.
The tiger’s eye is mainly found in South Africa but has also been discovered in India, Burma, Western Australia, and the U.S.A. This stone has a long and rich history, beginning with the Egyptians, who placed tiger’s eye stones as eyes in statues. The Romans used it as an amulet for protection. In China, the tiger is thought to be the most powerful being, the true king of the jungle. This stone, named after the tiger, is treasured in China and thought to be a powerful symbol of protection, power, and good fortune.
The Egyptians believed it was a representative of the sun’s energy. Pharaohs wore tiger’s eye jewelry to gain the protection of Ra the Sun God. The tiger’s eye was used in ancient times to decorate tombs. It was believed that it would attract good fortune as humans traveled into the afterlife.
STERLING SILVER
SKU 23-20.p84
Details:
Details: Necklace 16 ½”
Earrings 2 ½”
1 in stock
ADOLPHINA STUDIOS has researched interesting facts and beliefs about many stones used in our jewelry, including where some of these stones are most likely to be mined or discovered. We do not claim that any of these stones are meant to be used to treat medical conditions.
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