Tiger Eye Gemstone Bracelet

• 3/8" tiger's eye beads. Large-format golden chatoyancy.
• Heavy-weight elastic. Sized for the beads it carries.
• One-size stretch fit. About 2 3/4" across unstretched.
• Cunningham's courage stone. Sun and Fire in the tables.

• Tiger's eye gemstone bracelet, beads approximately 3/8"
• Heavy-weight elastic, approximately 2 3/4" unstretched diameter
• Roll it on rather than pulling to spare the elastic; avoid long soaks

Tiger's eye holds the courage seat in the correspondence tables: Cunningham files it under the Sun and Fire, worked for courage, money, protection, and clear sight, a register its history earned the hard way, worn by Roman soldiers into battle and kept by merchants for shrewd dealing since. The silky band of light that rolls across each bead is chatoyancy, the watching-eye effect that named the stone, and at 3/8 of an inch per bead this bracelet shows it at full strength. The bracelet does not act on its own; the steadiness it stands for is the steadiness you practice, worn where you can see it.

1. Roll it on with intention. Name what the day's courage is for.
2. Wear it into the work. The courage stone belongs at hard conversations and bold starts.
3. Cleanse solar-style. A windowsill sunning or smoke suits the Sun's stone.
4. Spare the elastic. Roll rather than pull, and keep it out of long soaks.

• Tiger Eye Yellow Bracelet, 10mm: the adjustable knotted-cord cousin.
• Tiger's Eye Bracelet, 8mm: the everyday-scale stretch sibling.
• Tiger Eye Keychain: the same stone for the keyring.

How big are the beads?

About 3/8 of an inch, a substantial format that shows the stone's chatoyant band at full strength.

Will it fit me?

The heavy elastic fits most wrists, stretching from about a 2 3/4" resting diameter.

What is tiger's eye worked for?

Cunningham files it under the Sun and Fire for courage, money, protection, and clear sight.