Iron Tiger Eye Cabochon Stone Gemstone for Jewelry Making Pendant Earring Ring Necklace Bracelet Manufacturer supplier Exporter Wholesaler from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Iron Tiger Eye History A quartz-lignite aggregate gemstone called tiger iron (also known as tigereye matrix) has layers of rich, red jasper, metallic-gray hematite, and vivid golden tigereye. To the astonishment and joy of Harry Potter enthusiasts worldwide, tiger iron is frequently referred to as mugglestone. (This unique phrase is most likely derived from "mucklestone, " which is a type of rock that may be found in the area presently known as Moclestone, Great Britain.) Tigereye bands in this variation of tiger iron are sparse or low contrast, which can reduce the stone's (dare we say it?) magical properties. Some mugglestone varieties also contain little red jasper, giving them a highly included, banded variety of natural hematite. Iron Tiger Eye Metaphysical Properties Balance in Feng Shui, the traditional Chinese technique of placement, is achieved by combining yellow (earth tones) and black or dark brown (water colors). Tiger iron sends a strong, unambiguous message when worn because yellow is also connected with communication and dark colours with independence and strict self-discipline. The spiritual force of tiger iron largely comes from that. Tiger iron is said to contain the metaphysical properties of its component stones--the grounding power and circulatory affinity of hematite; the healing power and blood-cleansing abilities of red jasper; the energizing power and clarity inducing strength of tigereye--as well as being considered powerful in its own right. Tiger iron is believed to be a rare and potent three-fold stone; it grounds energies, protects the spirit and manifests the will. As such, practitioners are wary when pairing it with other stones, lest it supercharge them. The solar plexus, root, and sacral chakras are connected to tiger iron. The "earth" signs Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn are fond of it, as are the western signs Scorpio and Leo. People born in the Chinese astrological Year of the Metal Tiger are more likely to have it (1950 and 2010).