Shiva Lingam Crystal Wand, Tiger Eye
Ships from the UKA tiger eye crystal wand with the quiet presence of a ritual object: warm, banded stone shaped into the symbolic Shiva Lingam form. Hold it during meditation, keep it on an altar, or use it as a tactile focus for Reiki and crystal practice, where tiger eye is traditionally associated with courage, steadiness and clear intention.
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A tiger eye crystal wand with the quiet presence of a ritual object: warm, banded stone shaped into the symbolic Shiva Lingam form. Hold it during meditation, keep it on an altar, or use it as a tactile focus for Reiki and crystal practice, where tiger eye is traditionally associated with courage, steadiness and clear intention.
Shiva Lingam Crystal Wand, Tiger Eye
Shiva Lingam Crystal Wand, Tiger Eye is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
What it is
A crystal wand is a stone shaped into a slim rod, sometimes set in copper, silver plate or a carved wooden handle, often with a sphere or a point at the tip. In the crystal tradition a wand is held in meditation or used to trace a line in a grid.
Why people choose it
- A crystal made to hold Its length and weight sit naturally in the hand.
- A piece for the altar A wand gives a small altar or a grid its centre.
- Metal and wood by hand Copper, silver plate and carved wood are worked by hand.
- A stone you know Rose quartz, amethyst, clear quartz, tiger's eye and more.
How to use it
- 1
Hold it loosely in the hand during a sit or slow breathing
- 2
Lay it at the centre of a crystal grid
- 3
Rest it on a cloth on your altar between uses
Care: Selenite stays dry. Polish metal parts with a dry cloth. Points chip if dropped: lay it on something soft.
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★★★★★ D.
I was very surprised and delighted with the quality of this wand. The quartz sphere and point were of very good quality and the workmanship is 2nd to none, will be buying more for sure.
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★★★★★ D.
I need to make a fairy wand... dont ask, its for a three year old and I thought that this with a few extra additions would do the trick nicely, and it did
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★★★★★ C.
Beautiful item and received in good time and in excellent condition and packaging.
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★★★★★ C.
Love this amethyst wand. Well made and it looks amazing
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★★★★★ E.
Thicker than expected. Great price and quality.
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★★★★★ J.
Sweet little wands at the right price
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★★★★★ K.
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About this product
What the tiger eye brings to the moment
- Tiger eye is known for its golden-brown bands and silky play of light, giving the wand a grounded, watchful character.
- The Shiva Lingam form sits naturally in the hand, making it suited to quiet pauses, intention-setting and reflective practice.
- In crystal traditions, tiger eye is linked with protection, resolve and practical clarity, especially when emotions feel busy.
- Its stone weight gives it a satisfying presence, whether placed on a desk, bedside table or meditation space.
- The piece also works as mindful décor, bringing a warm mineral accent to shelves, trays and small home altars.
Tiger eye, handmade in India
This wand is made from gemstone material and handmade in India, a country deeply connected with the Shiva Lingam as a sacred form. Tiger eye belongs to the quartz family and is valued for its chatoyant bands, where light seems to move across the surface as the stone turns.
The Shiva Lingam form
The Shiva Lingam is an important symbol in Hindu tradition, associated with Shiva and with the creative, generative principle. In modern crystal practice, the form is often used as a contemplative object: something to hold, place with intention, or keep within a personal ritual space.
How to use and care for it
Use the wand as a focus during meditation, Reiki, crystal therapy practice, or quiet journalling. It can also rest on an altar, tray or shelf between uses.
Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid dropping it onto hard surfaces, and keep it away from harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could dull the stone.
Size and details
- Material: tiger eye gemstone
- Origin: India
- Making: handmade
- Weight: 65 g
- Included: one Shiva Lingam crystal wand
A thoughtful ritual gift
This is a considered gift for someone who enjoys crystals, meditation, Reiki, yoga spaces or symbolic home décor. Tiger eye has a practical, steady feeling, making it especially suited to people who prefer earthy stones over softer, more delicate-looking crystals.