✨ What makes Yellow Tiger’s Eye special?
- Its yellow light comes from iron-rich alteration: fine Goethite and related iron hydroxides commonly contribute honey, ochre and golden-brown colours.
- Its eye moves across the surface: thousands of nearly parallel structures reflect light together, creating the directional phenomenon known as chatoyancy.
- Its brightest appearance depends on orientation: careful cutting across the fibres allows a curved surface to concentrate their reflections into one luminous band.









