Tiger Eye keychain

• Natural tumbled tiger's eye. Golden chatoyant banding, unique per stone.
• Sturdy metal keyring. Built for actual key duty.
• Goes everywhere. The most-carried stone you will own.
• Sold individually. Stones selected at random; each is its own.

• Tiger's eye keychain: tumbled stone on metal keyring
• Sold individually; stone selected at random, banding varies
• Wipe stone and ring with a soft cloth

The carried stone is one of folk practice's oldest habits, and the keychain is its modern form: whatever rides with the keys is genuinely always on you. Tiger's eye earns the post. Cunningham files it under the Sun and Fire for courage, protection, and clear seeing, the warm register of confidence, and there is a pleasant fitness in hanging the courage stone beside the keys that open your actual doors. The stone does not act on its own; it keeps the register within reach, and reaching for your keys becomes the small daily moment you touch it.

1. Clip it to the keys. That is the entire installation.
2. Thumb it at thresholds. The stone is in your hand at every door anyway.
3. Let it be found. A flash of gold banding makes keys easier to spot in a bag.
4. Wipe it now and then. Pocket life is dusty; a soft cloth restores the sheen.

• Tiger's Eye Bracelet, 8mm: the wrist-worn version of the same courage.
• Black Tourmaline Worry Stone: the pocket's other resident.
• Tiger's Eye Pendulum: the same stone cut for questions.

Will my stone match the photo?

Closely, not exactly: each keychain is selected at random and every tiger's eye bands its own way.

What is tiger's eye worked for?

Cunningham files it under the Sun and Fire for courage, protection, and clear seeing: good company at every door you unlock.

Is the ring sturdy enough for daily keys?

Yes, it is a standard metal keyring made for exactly that job.