Yellow Tiger's Eye: This is a powerful protection stone, favored by healers for grounding. It enhances integrity, self-control, and one’s moral compass when using one’s unique powers. Yellow Tiger’s Eye is great for attracting money, good luck and prosperity. It is aligned with the Solar Plexus Chakra, which combined, strengthen willpower and clarity of intention, allowing manifestation at the highest levels.
Use this stone to quiet issues of self-worth, self-criticism, and blocked creativity. Tiger’s Eye brings sharpness to one’s inner vision and a better understanding of both personal and professional situations, giving its wearer a greater ability to identify purpose and achieve goals.
Origin: USA, Mexico, India, Australia, South Africa
Pyrite: Also known as Fool’s Gold, is a powerful stone for protection, luck, money and prosperity. Use to manifest abundance by drawing high-frequency energy into the physical body. Pyrite in each hand during meditation can help to re-balance your aura and bring renewed energy for attraction and creation. In ancient Mesoamerican cultures it was used to make mirrors. Native Indian tribes of the Americas considered it a magical healing stone. Before the 1800’s, it was favored as a decorative stone and in the Victorian age it was extremely popular in jewelry. Origin: worldwide
Use this stone to quiet issues of self-worth, self-criticism, and blocked creativity. Tiger’s Eye brings sharpness to one’s inner vision and a better understanding of both personal and professional situations, giving its wearer a greater ability to identify purpose and achieve goals.
Origin: USA, Mexico, India, Australia, South Africa
Pyrite: Also known as Fool’s Gold, is a powerful stone for protection, luck, money and prosperity. Use to manifest abundance by drawing high-frequency energy into the physical body. Pyrite in each hand during meditation can help to re-balance your aura and bring renewed energy for attraction and creation. In ancient Mesoamerican cultures it was used to make mirrors. Native Indian tribes of the Americas considered it a magical healing stone. Before the 1800’s, it was favored as a decorative stone and in the Victorian age it was extremely popular in jewelry. Origin: worldwide