Tiger’s Eye
“The warrior’s eye. Sharpens focus, fortifies courage, and cuts through self-doubt during bold action.”
About Tiger’s Eye
Tiger's eye is a chatoyant form of quartz — its golden-brown bands caused by fibres of crocidolite (a form of asbestos) replaced by silica. The 'eye' effect is called chatoyancy, and the crystal has been a warrior's amulet from Rome to Bali.
Roman soldiers carried it to return safely home. Indian warriors set it into armour. Modern executives keep it on the desk before difficult meetings.
Healing Properties
The warrior’s eye. Sharpens focus, fortifies courage, and cuts through self-doubt during bold action.
Chakra & Element
Tiger’s Eye works primarily with the Solar Plexus · Root chakra and the Fire / Earth element. This is why it tends to appear in healing work around solar plexus-related concerns — the frequency of the crystal resonates with this energy centre.
How to use
- Carry before a confrontation or hard negotiation
- Wear during job interviews and public speaking
- Keep on the desk during demanding project phases
- Hold at the solar plexus when self-doubt flares
Pairs well with
How to Care for Tiger’s Eye
Cleanse monthly in moonlight or sage smoke.
A fuller guide to cleansing, charging, programming, and retiring your crystals is on the care page.
How to Identify a Real Tiger’s Eye
Common fakes: Rarely faked — the chatoyant shimmer is hard to reproduce.
How to tell the real thing: Turn the stone in light: real tiger’s eye has a moving band of light that follows your eye (chatoyancy). Fakes show a static shimmer or none.
At Agni Crystals, every piece is hand-inspected for authenticity before it’s listed. If you’re unsure about a crystal you bought elsewhere, send us a photo on WhatsApp — we’ll tell you honestly.
Tiger’s Eye at Agni Crystals
The following forms are available in our catalogue — each crystal is hand-selected, cleansed, and dispatched from India.
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