Red Tiger Eye is known for its ability to enhance motivation and increase physical energy. It is said to be an excellent stone for overcoming lethargy and for providing the vitality needed to take action towards achieving goals. Passion and Creativity: This stone is said to stimulates passion and creativity, making it a powerful tool for artists, writers, and anyone engaged in creative pursuits. It is said to help to ignite inspiration and foster a deeper connection to one's creative abilities. Grounding and Protection: Like other forms of Tiger Eye, Red Tiger Eye is believed to have grounding properties that help keep one centered and connected to the Earth. It also said that it offers protection from negative energies, providing a sense of security and stability.
All beads used are made from approx 8mm round smooth polished natural gemstone beads and with sturdy premium quality clear elastic cord that retains its elasticity well, hematite buddha charm and alloy bead spacer.
You will receive the same approx 8mm gemstone but each stone is unique and beautiful so please expect slight variations in color, texture, and size.
Your wrist size is the actual wrist measurement in the location where you will be wearing your bracelet. The measurement is in inches. If you prefer a loose fit, add an additional .25' or .5' to your measured wrist size.
Each bracelet is cleansed before shipping out by smudging with the purifying smoke of sage or palo santo.
*Please note that all metaphysical or healing properties mentioned are collected from various sources.
Red Tiger Eye with Hematite Buddha
How to measure your bracelet size
Measuring your wrist:
1. Use a string, ribbon or any other soft material you have available. Wrap it around your wrist, and then mark your strip with a pen where the end of the bracelet needs to be. Make sure its not too tight or too loose around your wrist. Remove the string and lay flat to measure the string with a regular ruler. Measure in inches. If you do not have a ruler you can download a printable ruler online.
2. You can also measure your wrist by wrapping a soft tape measure around the point on your wrist where you would like your bracelet to sit. Make sure you have selected a comfortable position (i.e. not too tight and not too loose around your wrist).If you are purchasing a bracelet that allows you to select your wrist size, make sure to pick the size closest to your preferred wrist measurement.
If you are purchasing handmade bracelets as a gift and are unsure of the exact wrist size, a general rule of thumb is: 6-6.5" fits an extra small wrist, 7" fits a small wrist; 7.5" fits a medium wrist; 8" fits a large wrist; and 8.5" would fit an extra large wrist.
