Tiger's Eye in Roller Bottle, 10ml

• 10ml glass roller bottle. UV-protective glass keeps oils happy.
• Tiger's eye within. The stone in the vial, the correspondence in the blend.
• Gemstone roller ball. Smooth, precise application.
• Fill it yourself. Your carrier oil, your fragrance, your intention.

• Tiger's eye roller bottle, 10ml glass with gemstone roller ball
• Sold empty of oil: fill with a skin-safe carrier blend of your choosing
• For external use only; patch test any new blend on a small area first
• Hand wash between refills and dry fully

Anointing is one of the craft's oldest gestures: oil touched to pulse points, tools, or candles to carry an intention on the skin of a thing. A roller bottle is the modern workaday form of it, and stone-in-the-vial rollers add a correspondence layer, the mineral keeping company with the blend. Tiger's eye brings the courage register: Cunningham files it under the Sun and Fire for courage, money, protection, and clear sight, which makes this roller a natural vehicle for confidence blends worn into hard days. The bottle and stone do not act on their own; the oil you blend and the intention you roll on are the working.

1. Blend your oil. A skin-safe carrier like jojoba or almond, scented as you like.
2. Fill the vial. Unscrew the roller top, pour, and reseat it firmly.
3. Patch test first. A small spot on the inner arm before regular wear.
4. Roll with intention. Wrists and pulse points, naming what the day's courage is for.

• All Purpose Blessing Oil: a ready-made anointing blend.
• Tiger's Eye Bracelet, 8mm: the same stone worn alongside.
• Yellow Tiger's Eye Tumbled, 1 lb: loose stones for pocket and grid.

Does it come with oil in it?

No: it holds tiger's eye and arrives ready for you to fill with your own skin-safe carrier blend.

Is it safe to wear on skin?

The bottle applies whatever you fill it with, so use skin-safe carrier oils, keep blends external-use only, and patch test anything new.

What is tiger's eye worked for?

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