Multicolored tiger's eye bracelet

Tiger's eye is a semi-precious stone with a fascinating history. It is said to have been used as a protective talisman for centuries, notably by the ancient Romans, Egyptians, and Chinese. Its name comes from its resemblance to the eye of a tiger. It is often associated with strength, courage, and protection against negative energies. Some cultures even believed it had healing properties. Today, it is also appreciated as a popular jewelry stone. Bull's eye, tiger's eye, and falcon's eye are semi-precious stones from the same mineral family. They are attributed several virtues; here are a few: 1. Protection: It is said that tiger's eye offers protection against negative energies and undesired influences, helping us to see our projects through to the end by strengthening our self-confidence. 2. Mental clarity: Falcon's eye enhances mental clarity, aiding concentration and sound decision-making, thus illuminating our future. 3. Courage: Bull's eye is believed to strengthen our physical and mental resilience. The combination of these three stones brings us positive energy and emotional stability. 1. Safe shipping with tracking number. 2. Ships twice a week. For Europe and international destinations, delivery times may vary from 8 to 15 days depending on the destination and customs clearance at borders. 3. All my stones are genuine, without color treatments, resin, or plastic. They have all been selected with care, but as they are natural and handmade products, they may sometimes show slight imperfections. 4. The elastic bracelet mounting is sturdy, suited to the weight and size of the stones. 5. The stones have varying reflections depending on light, indoor lighting, or sunlight. The photos were taken indoors with appropriate lighting and outdoors in natural light when weather permits. I always strive to reproduce as faithfully as possible the natural colors of the stone. 6. Please examine the photographs carefully; they are an integral part of the description. Thank you for your interest and happy bidding.

Estimación:€150

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