Tiger's Eye

1. History and origin of tiger's eye

Tiger's eye is a semi-precious stone known since ancient times. Used by the Romans, it was worn by warriors to protect themselves during battles and to strengthen their courage. In the Middle Ages, it was worn in the form of pendants to ward off spells and evil spirits. Its name comes from its resemblance to a tiger's eye, symbolizing protection against the evil eye. First discovered in South Africa in the early 19th century, it was initially considered precious, before new deposits in North Africa made it more accessible, making it a semi-precious stone.

2. Properties and virtues in lithotherapy

On a mental and emotional level , tiger's eye is above all a stone of protection, eliminating negative energies. It helps to take a step back, manage emotions, and clarify thoughts. It supports self-confidence, boldness and courage, while reducing sadness and promoting creativity. It helps to overcome fears and push one's limits.

On a physical level , it acts on the body by reducing headaches, relieving muscle tension and promoting blood circulation. It is beneficial for the joints, especially the knees and legs, and regulates digestion, particularly by reducing stress-related tension.

On a spiritual level , Tiger's Eye is associated with the solar plexus chakra , which regulates personal energy and self-confidence. It promotes self-esteem, decision-making, and emotional balance, while helping to eliminate energy blockages. It opens this chakra, thus stimulating better management of emotions and a deep understanding of oneself.

3. Maintenance and virtues of tiger's eye

Tiger's eye must be regularly purified to maintain its properties. To do this, it can be cleaned with salt water or incense, and it is recommended to purify it two to four times a month. To recharge it, simply expose it to the sun or moonlight for a few hours, or place it on a quartz cluster to increase its effects tenfold. Tiger's eye is a robust stone that appreciates heat and brightness. Regular maintenance helps maintain its protective and energizing virtues.