Mixed Tiger Eye Bracelets

Description

Alluring Mixed Tiger Eye Bracelets

Add vibrant variety to your jewelry collection with our mixed tiger eye bracelets, featuring a blend of red, blue, and golden tiger eye beads. Each bracelet brings together three stunning natural color variations of tiger eye, creating a dynamic and eye-catching accessory that’s both unique and versatile.

Our bracelets are intuitively (or randomly, depending on your perspective) selected for each order, ensuring you receive a piece that’s as unique as you are. Don’t worry, though—we hand pick each piece so that only the most lovely pieces make it to our store!

Bead size: Most of our bracelets are 6–9mm.

Understanding the Color Differences

The different colors in mixed tiger eye bracelets come from natural processes and gentle treatments that affect the stone’s iron content and structure.

Golden Tiger Eye: The classic golden-brown color forms as quartz replaces crocidolite fibers, and iron oxidizes to create the warm, shimmering tones.
Blue Tiger Eye (also called Hawk’s Eye): This variety appears blue-gray to deep blue because the iron in the stone has not fully oxidized. The fibrous structure remains, giving the stone its characteristic silky sheen.
Red Tiger Eye (also called Ox’s Eye or Dragon’s Eye): The striking reddish color is typically achieved by gently heating golden tiger eye, which changes the iron’s oxidation state and deepens the color to a rich, mahogany red. This process is similar to how heat can change the color of certain minerals, and it’s a stable, widely accepted enhancement in the gemstone world.

By blending all three, these bracelets showcase the natural spectrum of tiger eye, from cool blues to golden warmth and rich reds. Each bead is polished to highlight its unique color and chatoyancy, making every bracelet one-of-a-kind.

Comfortable & Eye-Catching Design

Our mixed tiger eye bracelets are strung on a strong stretch cord for a comfortable fit that suits most wrist sizes. The smooth, polished beads are lightweight and easy to wear, whether you’re dressing up or keeping it casual.

A Distinctive Gift or Personal Favorite

Mixed tiger eye bracelets make a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves colorful, natural jewelry. Their striking blend of hues and signature shimmer ensure they’ll stand out in any collection.

Learn About Tiger Eye

Tiger eye is a chatoyant gemstone known for its golden to reddish-brown color and silky luster. It is formed through the alteration of crocidolite fibers within quartz, resulting in the characteristic banded appearance and shimmering effect known as chatoyancy. This process occurs through the replacement of crocidolite by silica, creating parallel fibers that reflect light in a unique way. Tiger eye is primarily mined in countries such as South Africa, Australia, India, and the United States. These regions are known for their deposits of the precursor mineral crocidolite, which undergoes transformation into tiger’s eye through geological processes over time.

Blue tiger eye, also known as hawk’s eye, is a rare variety of tiger eye that exhibits a blue-gray coloration instead of the traditional golden to reddish-brown hues. The blue color in hawk’s eye is caused by the presence of iron within the mineral fibers, which undergo a process called pseudomorphism. This occurs when the original crocidolite fibers in tiger’s eye are replaced by quartz during the formation process, resulting in the blue coloration. There is also red tiger eye that is sometimes heat treated, but it also occurs naturally. We hope to bring you more of these other types in the near future.

Red tiger is another beast unto itself. It is said that it is more difficult to find it naturally, but it does exist. It takes high temperature heating to change the color. This does occur in nature. However, much of the market seems to be flooded with heat-treated pieces. You will also find dyed red tiger eye, but they are different shades of red than the heat-treated or natural pieces. They tend to look like dyed and more on the fuchsia side. There are also green dyed pieces and lighter blue dyed pieces out there.

Tiger Eye Metaphysical Properties:

Has solar energy and earthy energy, synthesizes energies of the Sun and Earth
Encourages stability, grounding, practicality
Brings peacefulness, eases sadness and increase optimism
Enhances psychic abilities, especially in “earthy” people (e.g., the elements or astrological signs)
Brings clarity and insight
Balances yin/yang, hemispheres of the brain, increases perceptual awareness, especially with regard to the needs of the self and others
Brotherly love for all, oneness with all
Can enhance abundance and stabilize wealth
Assists with issues of stubborn pride and internal mental battles
Chakra Association: Solar Plexus, Root, Sacral, 3rd Eye
Astrological Association: Capricorn, and some say Leo
Numerical Vibration: 4, and some say 8

Chemical Composition:

Silicon Dioxide- SiO₂

Blue Tiger Eye Metaphysical Properties:

Used for communication and self-expression
Calming and promotes emotional balance
Facilitates letting go
Enhance intuition, clarity
Chakra Association: 3rd Eye, Throat
Astrological Association: Leo, Capricorn
Numerical Vibration: 4, 9

Chemical Composition:

Silicon Dioxide- SiO₂(blue comes from different Fe ion than the golden, or regular, form)

Red Tiger Eye Metaphysical Properties:

Same as tiger eye, except:
Chakra Association: Root
Astrological Association: Some say Capricorn
Numerical Vibration: 4, some say 5

If you love all things tiger eye, check out our full line here.

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