Tiger Eye Angel Pendant

Tiger's eye is a golden-brown variety of quartz with a shimmering, chatoyant band of light — traditionally carried as a stone of courage, confidence, and protection, and long regarded as a traveler's talisman. This Tiger Eye Angel Pendant is a small guardian angel (approx. 1.25") carved from natural tiger's eye and wire-wrapped to wear, its golden bands shifting as they catch the light. Each angel is unique; chain not included. Quick facts Stone Tiger's Eye (a variety of quartz) Composition Silicon dioxide (SiO₂) with fibrous inclusions Hardness 7 on the Mohs scale Color Golden-brown with chatoyant (cat's-eye) shimmer Chakra Solar Plexus Zodiac Leo Traditionally used for Confidence, courage & protection (a traveler's stone) Water safe? Briefly — wipe dry, don't soak Meaning & historyIn crystal tradition, tiger's eye is a stone of confidence and protection — associated with courage, willpower, and grounded, practical focus, and traditionally carried for safe travels. The angel form adds a sense of guidance and comfort, and many people wear one to feel protected and self-assured. It is often linked to the Solar Plexus chakra, the center of confidence and personal power. For another traditional protection piece, see our Azabache (Jet) Small. How to wear itWear it as a protective daily talisman, keep it close for confidence, tuck it in a bag for travel, or give it as a caring gift. Explore more tiger's eye, browse all necklaces and pendants, or find more for confidence and acceptance. Care & cleansingTiger's eye is a hard, durable quartz (about 7 on the Mohs scale) and wears well daily. Wipe it with a soft cloth; brief water contact is fine, but don't soak it, and take it off before swimming. Refresh it with moonlight, smoke, or sound. Polished tiger's eye is safe to wear — only avoid inhaling dust from cutting raw material. Frequently asked questionsWhat is tiger's eye used for? It is traditionally associated with confidence, courage, and protection, and is a classic traveler's stone. Many people wear it daily for a grounded, self-assured feeling; it is a decorative, symbolic piece, not a health product. Is tiger's eye a good stone for travel? Yes — it has long been carried as a traveler's talisman for protection and steady nerves on the road, which is part of why it's a popular pendant to wear or tuck in a bag. Can tiger's eye get wet? Briefly, yes — it's a hard quartz. But avoid long soaks and take it off before swimming, and simply wipe it dry. How do I cleanse a tiger's eye pendant? Use moonlight, smoke, or sound. It's a durable stone, so most gentle methods work; there's no need to soak it. How can I tell if tiger's eye is real? Genuine tiger's eye shows a moving band of light (chatoyancy) that shifts as you tilt it. Very bright red or blue “tiger's eye” is usually heat-treated or dyed — natural is golden-brown. What pairs well with tiger's eye? Many pair it with black tourmaline or hematite for grounding and protection, or citrine for confidence and abundance. Explore more in confidence and acceptance. Explore more Tiger's Eye, browse all necklaces and pendants, or find more for confidence and acceptance.