Red Tiger’s Eye Earrings

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Description

Red Tiger’s Eye Earrings is a unique set featuring round tiger’s eye beads, stainless steel hooks and findings.

Each earring weighs 2.5g and measures 10*39mm;

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2023;

Storing & care: Keep out of direct sunlight, excess heat and water to avoid oxidation and discoloration;

“If you see challenges as opportunities, then your inner strength will guide you toward transformation.”

Red Tiger’s Eye Information

Red tiger’s eye, with its deep reddish-brown tones, features a striking chatoyancy. This stone exhibits a captivating shimmer, reminiscent of a cat’s eye. Known for its grounding properties, red tiger’s eye symbolizes courage and strength.

Fashion and Jewelry

Red tiger’s eye beads add warmth and vibrancy to jewelry designs. Their bold color pairs beautifully with gold and silver accents. Artisans often use these beads in bracelets, necklaces, and earrings. Their unique shine makes them a favorite in both casual and elegant styles.

History, Mythology, and Symbolism

Throughout history, many cultures regarded tiger’s eye as a protective stone. Red tiger’s eye, in particular, embodies vitality and confidence. Ancient warriors wore it as a talisman for strength and focus. In metaphysical practices, it represents motivation and energy, encouraging resilience and determination.

Mining, Production, and Applications

Mined primarily in South Africa and Australia, red tiger’s eye undergoes careful polishing to enhance its natural luster. Craftspeople cut and shape the stone to showcase its rich colors and chatoyant bands. Due to its energizing properties, red tiger’s eye remains popular for jewelry and decorative items, appealing to those seeking motivation and strength.

Additional information

Weight 6.7 g
Dimensions 50 × 85 × 10 mm
Beads

Tiger's Eye

Colour

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Birthstone

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Zodiac Stone

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Hooks

Stainless Steel Hooks / Jewellery Grade / PVD-Plated

Findings

Stainless Steel / Jewellery-Grade / PVD-Plated

Origin

Handmade in Estonia, 2023