Assorted 1 Inch Crystal Points, Set of 12, Drilled for Jewelry

Drilled and ready to hang. Each point has a hole for threading, so it goes straight onto a cord, chain, or jump ring without a wire wrap or a drill; that is what makes a set of twelve practical for makers.

Assorted stones in one bag. The mix varies by set, which means a spread of colors and correspondences at once; sort them by stone when they arrive and you have the start of a small working collection.

One inch, pocket and pendant sized. Small points travel well in a charm bag, sit neatly at the corners of a portable grid, and hang comfortably as everyday jewelry.

• Quantity: set of 12 points
• Size: about 1 inch each
• Form: single-terminated crystal points, each drilled with a hole for threading
• Stones: assorted; the mix varies by set
• Chains and cords: not listed as included
• Weight: about 3.2 oz for the set

Crystal points are used for directing energy in Wiccan and eclectic crystal practice: the tip sends, the base receives, and where you aim the point is where the intention goes. That is why points, rather than tumbles, mark the lines of a grid, and why a point worn at the throat reads as a small, constant broadcast of whatever the stone carries.

Because these are assorted, the specific correspondence depends on which stone you pull from the bag. Should a clear quartz point turn up, it amplifies; an amethyst point belongs to the third eye and crown in Judy Hall's system; a rose quartz point turns the whole gesture toward love. Part of working with an assorted set is identifying each stone (a crystal reference like Hall's or Cunningham's will get you there) and letting that identification decide the job.

The drilled hole is a practical gift. Worn as a pendant, a point stays in contact with you all day; strung on a cord and hung in a window or over a door, it becomes a small ward or a charm for the room. Small tools, many uses.

1. Identify the stones. Lay all twelve out in daylight and sort them by color and pattern; a crystal guide helps you name each one and learn its correspondence.
2. Cleanse the set. Smoke or a night on selenite is safest for a mixed bag, since some stones prefer to stay out of water. Skip soaking until you know what each piece is.
3. Make a pendant. Thread a cord or a jump ring through the hole, knot or close it, and wear the point tip-down to draw energy in or tip-up to send it out; both are traditional.
4. Build a travel grid. Set the points at the compass corners of a cloth or a small board with a focus stone at the center, tips outward, and state the intention once.
5. Give them away. A dozen drilled points is an easy way to hand a friend, a student, or a coven member a small charged token; string one on a cord with a spoken blessing and it is ready.

Let the stone you keep reaching for be the one you wear this week. That preference is information.

• Silver Plated Brass Chain, Set of 12, 20 Inch: twelve chains for twelve points; the two sets are made for each other.
• 24 Inch Braided Black Cord Necklace, Set of 25: cord necklaces for a softer, more casual pendant than a chain.
• Sodalite Crystal Point Bead, 1 Inch: a single drilled sodalite point in the same 1 inch size, for topping up the set with a known stone.
• Pagan Crystal Grid, 8 Inches: a printed grid board gives small points a layout to follow for portable workings.
• Selenite Mini Sticks, Set of 5, 4 Inches: lay the points across selenite between wearings to cleanse them without water.

Which stones are in the assorted crystal points set?

The stones are assorted and the mix varies from set to set, so a specific combination cannot be promised. Each set holds twelve 1 inch points in a range of stones. If you need a particular stone, order a single-stone point instead, or ask Plentiful Earth what a current set tends to include.

Are the crystal points drilled for jewelry?

Yes, each point has a hole through the top for threading, which is what makes this set useful for pendants and earrings. Thread a cord, a chain, or a jump ring through the hole and the point is wearable. No wire wrapping or drilling is needed on your end.

What are crystal points used for in spiritual practice?

Crystal points are used to direct energy in crystal grids, on altars, and in jewelry: the tip aims the stone's current where you want it. In Wiccan and eclectic practice, points mark the lines and corners of a grid, and a point worn as a pendant keeps the stone's correspondence close all day.

How do I cleanse a mixed set of crystal points?

Cleanse a mixed set with smoke, sound, or a rest on selenite rather than water, because some stones in an assorted bag may not tolerate soaking. Once you have identified each stone, you can choose water for the ones that handle it, like quartz. Charge them in moonlight or with a spoken intention.

Does the set include chains or cords?

The listing covers the twelve drilled points; chains and cords are not listed as included, so plan on adding your own. Plentiful Earth carries a set of twelve silver plated chains and a set of braided black cord necklaces that fit these points, both linked in the Pairs Well With section above.

Can beginners work with crystal points?

Beginners can absolutely work with crystal points; a small drilled point on a cord is one of the simplest first crystal tools. Wear it, notice which stones you gravitate toward, and learn their correspondences as you go. An assorted set is a low-pressure way to meet a dozen stones at once.