Description

Yggdrasil, the great world tree of Norse mythology, holds the nine realms together in its roots and branches. Howlite, with its bone-white surface mapped by dark branching veins, looks like it could be a piece of that tree. It felt like the right stone for this piece.

Stone: Howlite with Tiger’s Eye accent

Wire: Oxidised copper

About Howlite

• Howlite is named after Henry How, the geologist who first identified it in Nova Scotia in the 1860s.

• The dark veins running through each stone are completely unique, so no two pieces look exactly alike.

• In crystal lore, Howlite is associated with calming an overactive mind and is often used as a sleep or meditation stone.