Red Tiger's Eye Beaded Bracelet
Red Tiger's Eye beaded stretch bracelet with 6–22 mm bead-size options
- One beaded stretch bracelet
- 6–22 mm bead-size options
- Polished stones sold as Red Tiger's Eye
- Identity, color origin, treatment, circumference, stringing material, weight, locality, and origin not independently documented
Product Information
About This Item
One beaded stretch bracelet in the selected 6–22 mm bead-size option, made with polished stones sold as Red Tiger's Eye. The representative image shows red-brown round beads with reflective banding, but no item-level report confirms mineral identity, natural color, heat treatment or other enhancement, bead count, bracelet circumference, stringing material, total weight, locality, or manufacturing origin. Red and brown tone, chatoyant banding, inclusions, bead pattern, polish, fit, and minor surface features may vary.
Jewelry Details
- Material status
- Material identity not independently verified
- Treatment
- Treatment status not documented
Treatment notes
Observable stone characteristics
Condition notes
What contributes to this piece’s value
- Selected bead diameter
- Verified tiger's-eye identity and color origin
- Strength and continuity of chatoyant banding
- Bead polish, chips, and surface condition
- Bracelet circumference and stringing condition
- Treatment, weight, locality, and origin documentation
Stone & Material Profile
- Stone or material
- Red Tiger Eye
- Mineral family or group
- Tiger’s Eye Material Family
- Family classification
- Chatoyant quartz material and lapidary trade family
- Mineral species
- Quartz-rich chatoyant ornamental material; exact phases and treatment not established for the retail product
- Variety or trade name
- Red Tiger Eye
- Chemical formula
- Predominantly SiO₂ with variable iron-bearing and remnant fibrous phases
- Mohs hardness
- Approximately 7 when quartz-rich
- Luster
- Vitreous, Silky chatoyant
- Transparency
- Opaque
- Typical colors
- Red-brown, Deep red, Brown-red
Family context
Metaphysical Correspondences
- Traditional themes
- Courage symbolism, Motivation symbolism, Vitality symbolism, Persistence, Focused action
- Primary element
- Fire
- Additional elements
- Earth
- Planets
- Mars
- Chakras
- Root, Sacral
- Energy character
- Activating, Projective, Grounding
- Days
- Tuesday
Traditional ritual applications
Traditional pairings
- Candle colors
- Red, Rust, Brown
Tradition and source notes
Family correspondence scope
About traditional correspondences: Metaphysical, astrological, elemental, chakra, and ritual associations vary among traditions and practitioners. They are presented for cultural, symbolic, and spiritual reference and are not scientific or medical claims.



