Tiger's Eye deals Healing Stone and 24 inch copper chain stone embedded in Ankh shape

The Tiger's Eye properties encourage you to live boldly, fiercely and bravely in all aspects of your life. When you are looking for a boost of courage to help you overcome fear or take risks in your life, there's no better crystal to turn to than a Tiger's Eye stone. When you channel the energy of the Tiger's Eye meaning, you'll be able to connect with the ultimate power crystal of the mineral kingdom.

The Tiger's Eye crystal meaning gets its healing properties from a combination of the Sun and Earth elements. This is what gives it both grounding and inspiring vibrations. Similar to a tiger's stripes, Tiger's Eye crystal has an appearance to match its powerful deals energy. Its bold coloration is just as bold as its healing properties, which work to balance toxic emotions and create positive mental shifts.

The properties of the Tiger's Eye meaning are also a result of this stone's connection to the solar plexus chakra, the third chakra in a system of seven. As the energy center that governs personal power and confidence, the Tiger's Eye helps to clear any imbalances from this chakra, leaving you feeling like the most powerful, confident version of yourself. Associated with yellow stones, like Tiger's Eye crystal, the solar plexus chakra, or manipura chakra, can facilitate your ability to trust yourself and pave your own way in life. By balancing your solar plexus chakra, the properties of the Tiger's Eye stone meaning can empower you and motivate you.


Copper (24 inch necklace)

bring "luck" to persons, especially in the recovery of property. Copper can conduct electrical impulses and magnify the energy transfer, from the healer or from minerals, to the subject of the healing. Copper can combat lethargy, passivity, restlessness, excitability, and non-acceptance of oneself


The Ankh

The ankh or key of life is an ancient Egyptian (Kemit) hieroglyphic symbol used in Egyptian art and writing to represent the word for "life" and, by extension, as a symbol of life itself. The ankh has a cross shape but with a teardrop-shaped loop in place of a vertical upper bar.