Tiger's Eye Quartz Bracelet with Tree of Life, 8mm

• Tiger's eye and clear quartz. Warm gold alternating with clear.
• Tree of Life charm. Roots and branches at the wrist.
• 8mm beads, stretch cord. Slips on, no clasp.
• Natural stones. Banding and clarity vary bead to bead.

• Tiger's eye and clear quartz stretch bracelet with Tree of Life charm, 8mm beads
• Fits most wrists
• Roll on and off rather than pulling to preserve the cord

The pairing reads like a small working. Tiger's eye is Cunningham's Sun-and-Fire stone of courage, protection, and clear seeing; clear quartz is the tradition's universal stone, kept beside other stones to steady and support whatever they carry. Between them hangs the Tree of Life, the emblem that joins earth to sky across Norse, Kabbalistic, and Celtic imaginations: roots fed, branches reaching. Worn together the set suggests courage that stays rooted while it grows, which is most of what anyone asks of a day. The beads do not act on their own; the growing is yours.

1. Wear it daily. Stretch cord makes it the easy first choice each morning.
2. Roll it on and off. Kinder to the cord than pulling.
3. Let the charm remind. Roots first, then branches.
4. Cleanse gently. Soft cloth and moonlight; skip long soaks for the cord's sake.

• Tiger's Eye Bracelet, 8mm: the all-gold companion piece.
• Tree of Life Bumper Sticker: the same emblem for the car.
• Yellow Tiger's Eye Tumbled Stones, 1 lb: the loose-stone pound of the same gold.

What do the two stones mean together?

Cunningham files tiger's eye under the Sun and Fire for courage and protection, and clear quartz serves the tradition as the universal companion stone, steadying whatever it sits beside.

What does the Tree of Life charm signify?

The world tree of many traditions: earth and sky joined in one living figure, growth fed by roots.

Will it fit me?

The 8mm stretch design fits most wrists; roll it on rather than pulling.