Blue Tigers Eye 25-30mm Sphere

Blue Tigers Eye 25-30mm Sphere

Blue Tigers Eye 25-30mm Sphere is a sphere of blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye). Blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye) is a blue-gray chatoyant quartz, also called hawk's eye. Spheres are polished from a single piece of stone so its pattern shows from every side; many people use one as a focal point for meditation or display it on a stand or dish.

Why you will love it

• Size: 25-30 mm (size range across this listing) (as listed).
• Display-ready: a natural focal point for a shelf, desk, or altar.
• Sold individually: the photo is a reference for this listing; your piece will vary naturally.

Details

• Stone: blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye)
• Form: sphere
• Size: 25-30 mm (size range across this listing)
• SKU: WJBTS19

In crystal lore, blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye) is associated with focus and calm perspective. These are traditional and spiritual beliefs, not medical claims.

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Shop in person near Union Square

Prefer to see it first? Stop by our shop at 2 West 14th Street, Manhattan, steps from Union Square. Questions? Email info@namastebookshop.com or call 212-645-0141.

FAQ

Is there a shop in Manhattan that sells blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye)?

Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011, near Union Square, carries blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye) pieces like this sphere. Order online or visit the shop; call 212-645-0141 to check stock.

What does blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye) mean in crystal traditions?

Most people display it on a stand or hold it during meditation. In crystal traditions, blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye) is associated with focus and calm perspective. These are spiritual beliefs, not medical claims.

Can blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye) go in water?

Rinse blue tiger's eye (hawk's eye) briefly under lukewarm water and pat it dry; many people also cleanse crystals with incense or sage smoke, the sound of a singing bowl, or an evening of moonlight.

Will I receive the exact piece in the photo?

The photo is a reference image. Natural stones vary, so your piece will differ slightly in shape, color, and size.