Why is Tiger?s Eye Called the Gemstone for Friends?

Published July 3, 2010

crocidolite. While in the earth, these crystals condense simultaneously from hot-mineral rich fluids coursing through tiny cracks in the rock that grow and fill it. The combination of the two crystals as well as the crocidolite fibers help form the Chatoyancy effect the Tiger’s Eye is well-known for.

Metaphysically, the Tiger’s Eye is said to enable the owner to think clearly and to transform negative thoughts into positive energy. This promotes the attainment of dreams and helps one to judge situations and determine each obstacle in the best way possible.

If you are lucky enough to be given The Friendship Stone as a gift, either in the form of the gemstone itself or a Tiger’s Eye necklace or other Tiger’s Eye jewelry, it is likely that you will cherish it forever – like friendship itself. Friends are there for each other always, and like the protection the Tiger’s Eye is known for are the one place you can turn to, for “refuge in a storm”. Friends allow us not only to dream but help us find the best way possible of attaining our dreams. And friends help us see that despite the harshest of circumstances, there is always some positive energy to be found.

Can you think of any other semiprecious gemstone other than the Tiger’s Eye more appropriately called The Friendship Stone?

President and Founder of My Stone Company. Born in Florida, Cathy grew up in Columbus, Georgia. She graduated with a BA Honors in Journalism from the University of Texas, where the emphasis of her studies was in photojournalism. After studying commercial photography at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, Cathy moved abroad to Israel where she has been for the past 23 years. Prior to forming My Stone Company in 2005, Cathy specialized in food and portrait photography

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