Tiger's Eye is a black and gold crystal with a shimmering, chatoyant effect. This chatoyancy (shimmer) effect in Tiger's Eye comes from asbestos that has been replaced by Quartz over the crystals lifetime. It is another crystal that has been prized by ancient civilisations for centuries, the Egyptians believed it symbolised divine vision and so gave the statues of their gods eyes made of Tiger's Eye. It was believed to combine the power of their sun god Ra and their earth god Geb. The Romans also loved Tiger's Eye, they carried it into battle to give themselves courage and to deflect weapons. The Chinese believed Tiger's Eye would restore the balance of the Yin and Yang energies, and they linked it with their sacred animal the Tiger. Ancient cultures also used Tiger's Eye as a means to decide if someone was trustful and reliable, and it was also a popular feature in voodoo rituals.

Tiger's Eye provides strong protection and grounding whilst helping to promote trust and common sense. Its energy helps to slow things down, allowing us to start new ventures with a solid foundation without rushing into it. Tiger's Eye also aids intuition and courage, helping us become more aware and understanding. It has the ability to relieve fear, worry, and depression, making it useful for people with inhibitions or introverted personalities. Tiger's Eye can also help those who are deliberately obstructive and boosts confidence, overcoming narrow-mindedness. This crystal is linked with prosperity, believed to help maintain and grow wealth.