Hawk's Eye Necklaces

Our natural hawk's eye necklaces: pendants, round beads, 925 silver. A stone of vision with a shimmering and deep blue-grey, fast delivery.

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    Frequently asked questions about our hawk's eye necklaces

    Is hawk's eye more rare than tiger's eye?

    Yes, distinctly. Hawk's eye is the original form of the stone, before oxidation transforms it into tiger's eye. Most deposits primarily yield tiger's eye, with well-preserved pockets of hawk's eye being less common. This is what makes it a more sought-after and valuable stone for collectors and jewelry.

    What is the difference between a hawk's eye necklace and a tiger's eye necklace?

    Both are chatoyant quartz from the same family but at different stages of transformation. Hawk's eye is the original stage, blue-grey, with crocidolite fibers still in their original color. Tiger's eye is the next stage, yellow-brown, when the fibers have oxidized. In lithotherapy, hawk's eye works on vision and intuition, tiger's eye on confidence and protection. The hawk sees, the tiger protects.

    Can the hawk's eye necklace be worn daily?

    No problem at all. With a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, hawk's eye is as resistant as quartz and tiger's eye. Simply remove your necklace before showering to protect the wire or clasp. It's a strong piece of jewelry made to be worn every day.

    Why wear a hawk's eye necklace?

    The hawk's eye necklace is a mysteriously beautiful jewel nestled at the base of the neck. This deep grey-blue, with shimmering reflections that undulate across its surface like a moving storm sky, possesses a magnetic presence that captures light and attention. It's a deeper, more subtle blue than tiger's eye, with a silky chatoyancy reminiscent of a bird of prey's plumage. Hawk's eye is the original sibling of tiger's eye: it's the same fibrous quartz, the same crocidolite fibers, but in their original state before oxidation transformed them into yellow-brown. It's the stone in its youth, before the transformation. The name is no coincidence: the hawk sees everything from above, far away, with surgical precision. Worn as a necklace, hawk's eye sits between the throat chakra and the third eye chakra, an ideal placement for this stone of vision.

    In lithotherapy, the hawk's eye necklace is renowned for its properties of vision, intuition, and expanded perception. Where tiger's eye protects and instills confidence, hawk's eye opens eyes and minds. It is a stone that helps to see situations from above, to perceive hidden patterns, and to anticipate what is to come. Worn around the neck, it accompanies the day with the acuity of a bird of prey that lets nothing pass. It is recommended for individuals who need to make strategic decisions, analysts, negotiators, and those who wish to develop their inner vision. Hawk's eye perfectly complements its two siblings: tiger's eye (confidence and protection) and bull's eye (strength and courage). Together, the three form the most complete trio of vision, confidence, and power in lithotherapy. Hawk's eye also pairs well with lapis lazuli (wisdom and truth), amethyst (intuition and calm), or rock crystal (amplification). For maintenance, a rinse with clear water and recharging in moonlight or soft sunlight are sufficient. With a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, it is a solid and resistant stone for everyday wear.