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Tiger Eye Jewelry
Tiger Eye Jewelry with AquamarinesTiger-eye is an interesting gemstone - and you can guess where it got its name. The prettiest tiger-eye has golden stripes against a golden brown with a chatoyant quality. I think that tiger-eye jewelry is prettiest when it contains other gemstones besides the tiger-eye, such as aquamarine or chalcedony. Tiger-eye looks great when combined with either metal colour - gold or silver.
Many believe that tiger-eye (also called cat's eye) helps with insight and is a lucky stone, especially when set in sterling silver and worn on the right side of the body. It is supposedly very beneficial to meditation.
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This double strand tiger-eye bracelet gets added colour from dark peacock blue faceted coins in apatite and pretty yellow faceted citrine nuggets as well as a lampwork lentil bead that picks up the colour of the other gemstones. The second strand, a chain from the Thai Karen Hill Tribes, goes 3/4 of the way around the bracelet. A faceted citrine set in sterling hangs from one side of the bracelet. Sterling silver toggle clasp is the closure.
76.99
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 Swimming Tiger
Two very large pieces of tiger-eye, one carved and one a faceted nugget, share equal billing with lots of genuine aquamarine in this tiger-eye bracelet. Little pebbles of aquamarine surround a carved oval of tiger-eye; a huge slab of aquamarine sits opposite the tiger-eye nugget. Lampwork beads pick up the colours of both the tiger-eye and the aquamarine. A sturdy toggle clasp in sterling is the closure.
129.99
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Tora Prancing
$95.99
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 Tiger Bright
42.99
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