Blue Tigers Eye Crystal

Blue Tiger Eye

Is Blue Tigers Eye Natural?

A resounding Yes! Blue Tigers Eye crystal is a natural gemstone formed by tiny strands of Crocidolite (a fibrous form of Riebeckite) intergrown with Quartz crystal. The presence of these minute Amphibole fibers, in addition to their positioning within the Quartz structure, results in the beautiful sheen we know as chatoyancy. It is the Crocidolite that provides the color and shine for Blue Tigers Eye, offering a range of shades from grey-blue to a deep blue that's almost black, while Limonite provides the color and gleam of Golden Tigers Eye.

The Meaning of Blue Tigers Eye

Sometimes referred to as Falcon eye, Hawkeye, or Hawk Eye stone, the Blue Tiger Eye crystal resonates with the Throat Chakra and Third Eye Chakra and is associated with the elements of Water and Air. Used as a focus stone for all forms of mancy, divination, psychic endeavors, and Astral work, Blue Tigers Eye is known as a gem of mental clarity, tranquility, and guidance. The meaning of Blue Tigers Eye is keeping the mind open and peaceful, since it is known for quelling tempers, quieting negative thoughts, and facilitating diplomatic communication in tense circumstances. This gem is perfect for mediators, counselors, and philosophers because Blue Tigers Eye is associated with wisdom, foresight, and maintaining balanced emotions.

How to Cleanse Blue Tigers Eye

We always advise the use of a Selenite tile or bowl, or Full Moonlight, for charging and cleansing crystals since these methods are not harmful for any gems. Smoke Cleansing with Sage, Incense, or dried herbs is safe for your Blue Tiger Eye crystal, as is cleansing via the Dry Salt Bath method. Since Blue Tigers Eye is a gemstone comprised of Quartz and a variety of Amphibole minerals, the Mohs hardness of this gem can vary depending on the rate of encapsulation, ranging from approximately 5 to 7. Light dips in water or washing with a wet cloth are safe for this stone, but as with many gems, we tend to advise against long-term submersion. We advise against long-term Sunlight cleansing and charging your Blue Tigers Eye, as prolonged UV exposure can cause the colors of some Amphibole minerals to change or lighten over time, and these minerals are what give Blue Tiger Eye its color.