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Tigers Eye Tumbled Stones Small African, 24 Pieces

Made in South Africa Ships from the UK

Gold-brown bands catch the light across these tiger’s eye tumbled stones, shifting from deep honey to darker, earthy stripes as they turn in the hand. Smooth, small and quietly tactile, they are made for pockets, bowls, crystal grids, mindful moments and simple, grounding display.

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Regular price £799

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24stones in the pack
10-30mmsize of each stone
£0.33per stone

Gold-brown bands catch the light across these tiger’s eye tumbled stones, shifting from deep honey to darker, earthy stripes as they turn in the hand. Smooth, small and quietly tactile, they are made for pockets, bowls, crystal grids, mindful moments and simple, grounding display.

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What it is

Tumbled stones are small pieces of a stone, turned for days in a drum with grit and water until they are smooth and rounded. They come in a bag of one kind, so you can keep one, share them or lay several out together.

Why people choose it

  • A stone for the hand Smooth and rounded, small enough to carry all day.
  • Many in one bag 6 to 24 of one stone, enough for a grid, a bowl or a gift.
  • A small price per stone Each page shows the price of one stone, so bags are easy to compare.
  • Easy to share A single stone in a card is a quiet gift for someone you think of.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Keep one in a pocket or beside the bed as a small reminder of an intention

  2. 2

    Lay several in a ring or a line on a shelf, a crystal grid in the tradition

  3. 3

    Fill a dish or a bowl and let the colours sit together

Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Keep softer stones such as selenite and malachite away from water. Store them apart from harder stones so they do not scratch.

Customer reviews

5 reviews of this piece

  • ★★★★★ M.G.
    That they are colourful

    Lovely colors and shapes

  • ★★★★★ V.B.
    Perfect pot decorative stones

    Beautiful little stones to add to top of cactus pots

  • ★★★★★ A.M.
    Product excellence

    Really excellent.

  • ★★★★★ L.S.
    Great product

    Really nice, perfect for my craft making pictures. Would definitely purchase again.

  • ★★★★★ C.
    Good value

    Really good value for money. I bought them to add to my homemade wax melts.

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About this product

What the stone brings to the eye and hand
  • The polished surface makes each stone pleasing to roll between the fingers during a pause at your desk or bedside.
  • Tiger’s eye is known for its cat’s-eye effect, where a bright line of light seems to move across the stone.
  • The colouring feels warm and grounded, with golden flashes set against brown natural banding.
  • Each piece differs in tone, stripe and shimmer, so the set has a collected, organic look rather than a uniform finish.
  • They sit beautifully in a small dish, on an altar space, or beside a journal as a quiet visual anchor.
Tumbled tiger’s eye gemstone

Tiger’s eye is a variety of quartz valued for its shifting, silky lustre. These stones have been tumbled, a process that smooths the rough edges into rounded forms and brings out the natural sheen. The finish is tactile rather than sharp, with the patterning kept at the centre of the experience.

Ways to keep them close

Carry one in a pocket, place a few in a bowl, or use them as small markers for intention-setting, meditation or display. In crystal practice, tiger’s eye is traditionally associated with good fortune, focus in work and practical ambition, making it a thoughtful stone for moments of planning and direction.

Where this stone sits in tradition

Tiger’s eye has long been admired as an ornamental stone because of its chatoyancy, the bright band of light that moves across the surface like an eye. In modern crystal traditions, that watchful look is often linked with steadiness, courage and clear purpose. Its warm, earthy colours also make it easy to live with: a stone that feels at home beside wood, brass, paper, candlelight and other natural textures.

Care for the polished finish

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth when needed and store separately from harder or rougher objects to help preserve the surface. As with all polished gemstones, avoid dropping them onto hard floors or placing them where they may be scratched.

Size and details

This set contains 24 small tiger’s eye tumbled stones. The stones are from South Africa, and natural variation in colour, banding and shape is part of the character of the set.

A grounding gift for stone lovers

A considered choice for someone beginning a crystal collection, refreshing a meditation corner, or adding warm natural texture to a desk or shelf. The many individual stones make it easy to share a few, keep one close, and arrange the rest in a favourite place.

Common questions

Are tiger’s eye stones all the same colour?
No. Tiger’s eye naturally varies from golden brown to deeper brown tones, with different bands and flashes from stone to stone.
What is the cat’s-eye effect in tiger’s eye?
It is the bright, shifting line of light that appears to move across the stone’s surface when it is turned.
Can these be used for display as well as crystal practice?
Yes. Their polished finish and warm banding make them suitable for bowls, shelves, desks and decorative arrangements, as well as personal ritual use.