Blue Tigers Eye Polished Stones in a hand for size reference with other stones in background
Blue Tigers Eye Polished Stones - 1 Pound bag worth of stones in each pile
Blue Tigers Eye Polished Stones - 1 Pound bag worth of stones
Blue Tigers Eye Polished Stones  from a side view
Blue Tigers Eye Polished  stones in a heart shaped pile
Blue Tigers Eye Polished Stones spread out on a table
Blue Tigers Eye Polished Stones  spread out on a table

Blue Tiger's Eye Polished Stones - 1 Pound Bag - Tumbled Hawk's Eye Stones 2-3cm

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Silky bands of blue-gray shimmer ripple across these polished blue tiger's eye stones as you turn them. The one pound bag holds about 13 to 19 stones, each around 2 to 3 centimeters.

Blue tiger's eye, also called hawk's eye, is a cooler-toned cousin of golden tiger's eye. Use the stones in crystal grids and bowls, as pocket stones, in wire-wrapped jewelry or as gifts. Buying by the pound is an economical way to stock up for resale, classes or party favors.

About Blue Tiger's Eye

Tiger's eye gets its silky shimmer, called chatoyancy, from quartz that grew in parallel with altered fibrous minerals. The blue variety is known as hawk's eye. It has a Mohs hardness of 6.5 to 7.

Stone Meaning: Blue tiger's eye is traditionally associated with courage and focus.

Additional Details

  • You receive a 1 lb bag of polished blue tiger's eye.
  • About 13-19 stones, each 2-3cm.
  • Stock photo. Size and shimmer vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is hawk's eye? Another name for blue tiger's eye.

How many stones are in a pound? About 13 to 19, depending on size.

Why does it shimmer? Parallel fibers in the stone reflect light in a moving band.

Disclaimer: Please consult a healthcare professional for any medical advice. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition.