Collection: Hawk Eye

Hawk's eye stone is a variety of quartz highly valued in lithotherapy and jewelry for its shimmering reflections and symbolic virtues.

🔹 Physical characteristics and appearance

• Family : Microcrystalline Quartz (like Tiger's Eye and Bull's Eye)

• Color : Shades of blue-gray to blue-green, often with shimmering metallic reflections (so-called "cat's eye" effect)

• Hardness : 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale

• Formation : Hawk's eye forms from the transformation of crocidolite (a blue variety of asbestos) replaced by quartz while retaining its fibrous structure.

🧘 Virtues in lithotherapy

On a mental and emotional level:

• Helps develop clairvoyance and intuition (hence the name "hawk's eye")

• Promotes a clear vision of situations and the ability to take a step back

• Encourages open-mindedness and tolerance

• Can help clear emotional blocks and fixed ideas

🔮 Use and maintenance

• Use : worn as jewelry, used during meditation or placed in a living space

• Interview :

  • Purification : distilled water, incense or singing bowl (avoid pure salt)

  • Recharging : Moonlight, Amethyst Geode or Quartz Cluster

🧩 Difference with tiger's eye

• Tiger's eye is golden-brown, linked to protection and grounding.

• The darker, bluer hawk's eye is associated with spiritual vision and elevation of thought.