Gold Tiger Eye Heart 1 inch

Gold Tiger’s Eye Heart

Gold Tiger’s Eye Heart:

• Eye of the tiger
• Dream recall
• Sparks the imagination
• Reminds you to embrace your spiritual potential
• Aids with mental clarity
• Opens your mind to  unlimited possibilities

Gold Tiger’s Eye Large is a perfect stone for protection from negativity and jealousy.

Eye of the Tiger

Affirmation: I am safe. I have constant protection surrounding me.

Color: brown and gold with lighter bands of brown and gold

Chakra(s): solar plexus, navel, and root

About the stone: Gold tiger’s eye is a quartz (silicon dioxide) chatoyant pseudomorph of a yellow to brown variety.

Astrological sign(s): Leo

Mohs scale: 7

Spiritual uses: This stone enlivens your ability to remember your dreams and use the dreamtime for spiritual advancement. Use the tiger’s eye stone for protection against negative forces.

Mental uses: Tiger’s eye aids with mental clarity. The yellow tones brighten and lighten your outlook on all that is positive. Open your mind to unlimited possibilities.

Emotional uses: It helps you to release feelings of jealousy. Using this stone helps you to focus your attention on raising your self-confidence.

Physical uses: Gold tiger’s eye, like all tiger’s eye, helps improve your eyesight. This stone also aids in digestion and absorption of foods for ultimate nutrition. Gold tiger’s eye is good to keep away the evil eye and, therefore, is a good stone for protection against negativity.

Are you envious of someone else’s good fortune? Are others jealous of yours? Know that blessings are being received all around. Anyone can create the same blessings in their own life with true and pure intentions.  Using the tiger’s eye gemstone, replace any feelings of envy with happiness for another’s good fortune. This energy will be returned to you. It is entirely up to you. Radiate good fortune for all.

Also available, Gold Tiger’s Eye Bracelet 8 mm beads. Click HERE to find out more!

Excerpted from The Essential Guide to Crystals, Minerals, and Stones. (Llewellyn. 2013) by Margaret Ann Lembo