Tiger Eye Stretch Bracelet, 4mm

• 4mm tiger's eye beads. The fine-gauge format.
• Stretch cord fit. Rolls on and off; fits most wrists.
• Made for stacking. Slender enough to layer with anything.
• Cunningham's courage stone. Sun and Fire in the tables.

• Tiger's eye stretch bracelet, 4mm beads
• Roll it on rather than pulling to spare the elastic
• Avoid long soaks; wipe with a soft cloth

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, the watchful register the stone earned across centuries of soldiers' amulets and merchants' pockets. At 4mm the stone whispers rather than announces, and that suits a whole style of practice: correspondence worn privately, a thin gold-brown line that only you need to know the meaning of. It also stacks beside anything, which makes it the natural tiger's eye for building a layered wrist. The bracelet does not act on its own; the steadiness it stands for is the steadiness you practice.

1. Roll it on with intention. Name what the day's courage is for.
2. Stack it. The 4mm gauge layers cleanly with chip bracelets and larger beads alike.
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's Eye Bracelet, 8mm: the everyday-scale sibling to stack against.
• Tiger Eye Gemstone Bracelet, 3/8": the bold end of the family.
• Bloodstone Chip Bracelet: a courage companion in chip form.

How small are the beads?

4mm: the fine-gauge format, slender on the wrist and built for stacking.

What is tiger's eye worked for?

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

How do I care for it?

Roll it on rather than pulling, keep it out of long soaks, and cleanse by sunlight or smoke.