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Tiger’s Eye Necklaces

Tiger’s eye necklaces change shape from one piece to the next, heart, circle, or eye, yet always keep the brown and golden bands that ripple beneath the polish. This stone is credited first with courage and protection, and some add a touch of luck. Near the face, it stays in plain view and reminds you to keep going your own way.

A few pointers to help you choose

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Leaina, Eye-Shaped Tiger’s Eye Pendant Necklace

$35.00

High on the chest, this tiger's eye necklace carries an eye-shaped pendant fringed with tiny gold-tone balls, at the end of a 40 cm chain.

Prisca, Sodalite, Tiger’s Eye, and Black Onyx Mala

$53.00

A long mala of 8 mm beads, blue sodalite veined with white, black onyx, and tiger's eye, ending in a larger tawny bead and a navy blue tassel.

Tullia, Double-Strand Tiger’s Eye Heart Necklace

$47.00

Worn, this necklace layers two strands, one carrying a tiger's eye heart on heart-shaped links, the other, shorter, a disk where an eye keeps watch.

Xanthe, Tiger’s Eye Circle Necklace

$47.00

Caramel brown with golden stripes, a faceted tiger's eye teardrop swings inside a textured gold-tone circle, on a necklace whose chain ends in a small heart.

The Kinthia notebook

A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

What the stone brings to a necklace

At rest, the stone is a warm brown. Move, and a silky glow runs through it, enough to bring a pendant to life with every step. It’s known first for courage, confidence, and protection, with luck coming second. A pendant on its own stays discreet, while a double-strand necklace or a mala gets noticed more.

Choosing a shape, or giving one

An eye, said to be watchful, a heart, a circle, or a long mala of beads to count through: each shape expresses the intention in its own way. One to give someone who’s starting something new, and whom you’d like to see be bold.

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