Tiger's Eye
Tiger's eye shimmers with a moving band of light (chatoyancy), and Roman soldiers reportedly carried it as an all-seeing eye for protection in battle. Tradition pairs it with willpower, clear judgment and good fortune, balancing fiery action with earthy practicality.
How people use it
Carried when making decisions or negotiating, worn as a bracelet for confidence, or placed on the solar plexus.
Care & cleansing
Sun-friendly; the original site notes sunlight 'can amplify its grounding and protective qualities.' Water-safe for brief rinses.
General cleansing methods from the Picker's Rock beginner's guide: running water, moonlight, selenite bowls and brief sunlight. Read the guide.
Where it fits
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Crystal lore on this site describes traditional and metaphysical beliefs for reflection and enjoyment. It isn't medical or mental-health advice, and crystals are not a substitute for care from a qualified professional.