Tiger's Eye Tumbled Chips, 1 lb, 5-7mm

• Tiger's eye chips, 5-7mm. Small tumbled fragments, ready to work.
• A full pound, bulk. Sold by approximate weight.
• Brazilian stone. Rich golden-brown chatoyancy.
• The craft's utility format. For bottles, sachets, grids, and crafts.

• Tiger's eye tumbled chips, 1 lb bulk bag, 5-7mm, origin Brazil
• Chip count varies; sold by approximate weight
• Wipe or rinse briefly and dry; chips share tumbled stone care

Chips are the working currency of crystal practice: too small to display, exactly right to use. Spell bottles want them, charm bags want them, candle dressings and grid borders and craft resin all want them, and by the pound they turn a correspondence into a supply. The correspondence here is Cunningham's tiger's eye entry, Sun and Fire, worked for courage, money, protection, and clear sight, which makes these chips the natural filler for confidence charms, prosperity bottles, and travel pouches. The stone does not act on its own; the chips carry the register into whatever you build, and the building is yours.

1. Fill spell bottles and charm bags. The chip's first and best job.
2. Border a grid. Chips draw lines and circles that tumbles cannot.
3. Dress candle work. A ring of chips around a courage or money candle.
4. Craft with them. Resin, jars, and ornament work all take chips well.

• Yellow Tiger's Eye Tumbled, 1 lb: the full-size tumbles of the same stone.
• Drawstring Pouches: the charm bags the chips belong in.
• Tiger's Eye Bracelet, 8mm: the same courage worn while you work.

How big are the chips?

5 to 7mm: small tumbled fragments sized for bottles, pouches, and craft work.

How many chips in a pound?

Many hundreds; exact counts vary with chip size, as the bag is sold by weight.

What is tiger's eye worked for?

Cunningham files it under the Sun and Fire for courage, money, protection, and clear sight, which suits confidence charms, prosperity bottles, and travel pouches.