Tiger's Eye Tri Color Bracelet, 4mm

• Three forms of tiger's eye. Golden, red, and blue in rotation.
• Slim 4mm beads. The delicate, stackable profile.
• Honest materials. Gold and blue natural; red customarily heat-treated.
• Stretch cord. Slips on, fits most wrists.

• Tri-color tiger's eye stretch bracelet, 4mm beads
• Golden and blue forms natural; red tiger's eye is customarily produced by heat-treating the golden form, standard in the trade
• Fits most wrists; roll on and off to preserve the cord

Tiger's eye holds one of the fuller entries in Cunningham's tables, filed under the Sun and Fire for courage, protection, money, and divination, and the three colors let the tradition's readers shade that register to taste: the classic gold for warm confidence, the blue hawk's eye for the high cool view, and the red for the fiercest end of the courage scale. Judy Hall seats the stone at the solar plexus, the seat of personal power. A slim 4mm strand keeps the whole spectrum at the wrist without announcing itself. The beads do not act on their own; the courage in all three colors remains yours.

1. Wear it daily. The slim profile suits constant wear and stacking.
2. Roll it on and off. Kinder to the stretch cord than pulling.
3. Stack it. 4mm strands are made for company on the wrist.
4. Cleanse gently. Soft cloth and moonlight; skip long soaks for the cord's sake.

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Are all three colors natural?

The golden and blue forms are natural; the blue is hawk's eye, the unoxidized variety. Red tiger's eye is customarily made by heat-treating the golden form, standard practice in the trade, and we disclose it plainly.

What is tiger's eye worked for?

Cunningham files it under the Sun and Fire for courage, protection, money, and divination, with Hall seating it at the solar plexus.

Will it fit me?

The stretch cord fits most wrists; roll it on rather than pulling.