Collection: Hematite Crystals

Hematite has a weight and shine unlike anything else on the shelf — a mirror-bright, silvery luster that comes from its iron content. Its name comes from the Greek haima, blood, because despite that steely surface the stone leaves a rust-red streak, and ancient peoples ground it into the red ochre used in cave paintings and burial rites. In crystal tradition it's the classic grounding and protection stone, valued by practitioners for steadiness. Here you'll find it many ways: tumbled stones, rune sets, and the popular magnetic hematite as rings, balls, and faceted pieces for crafts and jewelry. A note on honesty — magnetic hematite is magnetized for its pull, and we label it as such, so you always know exactly what you're holding.