✨ What makes Iron Tiger Eye special?
- Three materials create three kinds of light: Tiger’s Eye produces moving silk, iron oxides reflect with a metallic flash, and red Jasper contributes stable earthy colour.
- Its architecture comes from ancient geology: many classic examples are associated with Precambrian banded iron formations transformed by burial, metamorphism, fluids, oxidation and deformation.
- Every layer behaves differently: Quartz-rich bands are comparatively hard, metallic seams may be denser, and Magnetite-bearing areas can show a variable response to a magnet.






