Description

Named after the völva, the Norse seer who could read the threads of fate, this piece suits Tiger’s Eye in a way that feels almost obvious once you see it. The golden band that moves through the stone as light hits it looks exactly like a watchful eye tracking something just out of sight. It felt right to name this one after the seer rather than the warrior.

Stone: Golden Tiger’s Eye.

Metal: Oxidised copper

Size: 6

About Tiger’s Eye

• Tiger’s Eye forms when quartz slowly replaces fibrous blue asbestos minerals, which is what creates that moving band of gold across the surface.

• Roman soldiers and ancient travellers carried it as a protective talisman, believing it sharpened the senses and helped them read a situation clearly.

• The warm bands of burnt orange, deep chocolate and liquid gold make it one of those stones that works with almost anything earthy or dark.