(Also known as Mugglestone) a combination of Golden Brown Tiger Eye, Hematite, and Red Jasper, exhibits the metaphysical properties of its components as well as its own. Tiger Iron is the perfect companion for those who tend to take on others feelings and emotions (whether consciously or unconsciously). Readers and Healers should keep a piece of Tiger Iron close to remain grounded, balanced and centered during a session.
Tiger Iron is a powerful lower Chakra stone, promoting physical vitality, energy, and stamina. Tiger Iron is a helpful aid to those who feel emotionally, mentally or physically exhausted and burned out. Full of grounding Earth energy, Tiger Iron also helps to find courage and refuge in times of danger, and promotes a deeper connection to the Earth and her cycles. Tiger Iron, like Golden Brown Tiger Eye, is helpful in manifesting ideas into reality and giving personal strength in times of change.
Tiger Iron is a great stone to use for creative solutions and ideas. Many musicians, artists, actors, and writers find Tiger Iron to be a perfect ally in their pursuits, but it is also helpful for any in the working world to come up with new ways of dealing with old problems.
Tiger Iron acts as a supreme healing stone, encouraging the remembrance of perfection within the cells, and can be therefore laid upon any affected areas to bring improvement. For those sensitive types, Tiger Iron can pull extraneous energies down into the lower chakras, thereby enhancing emotional integrity and centering the self.
Physically, Tiger Iron can assist those who have chemical or noise sensitivities. It can be used to relieve stress and aid in soothing fractures, cramps and aching muscles.
Metaphysical:
Primary Chakra: Root, Sacral, Solar Plexus
Astrological sign(s): Leo
Vibration: Number 7
Geological:
Stone Type/Family: Member of the Quartz family
Crystal System: Trigonal
Chemical Composition: SiO2 Silicon Dioxide in combination with Red Jasper and Hematite
Hardness: 7
Physical:
Color: A blend of Golden Brown Tiger Eye, Red Jasper and silvery to black Hematite with iridescent banding
Location: Australia, South Africa
Rarity: Relatively Common
Fun Fact: Marra Mamba is a rare form of Tiger Iron that contains shades of red, green, yellow and blue. Mined in one specific location in Australia, which was tapped out long ago, very little of the true Marra Mamba Tiger Iron is available today.
I used to have one of these when I was younger. A damn bird made away with most of my stone collection though! Why was I so careless as a child?
ReplyDeleteHowever, by made away I mean took some and scattered the rest all over the place, managed to find some.
That's a very interesting color for a stone, almost looked like wood from a distancce. I do like the energy that the tiger iron gives off though.
ReplyDeleteHa, i always collected these sort of stones when I was young
ReplyDeleteI think I remember having one of these when I used to live in Mexico. Great info!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was younger I used to go to a store in the mall called World of Science and buy stones like these.
ReplyDeletei didn't know that. thaks for info.
ReplyDeleteI use to collect stones like this when I was younger, had a particular fondness for Citrines.
ReplyDeleteFollowing :)
the more you know
ReplyDeleteNice post dude, thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh god world of science! I'm going to have to add that to one of my nostalgia posts now that someone mentioned it...I loved these rocks they sold there.
ReplyDeleteamazing recipes,tnx for sharing
ReplyDeleteInteresting stuff, followed!
ReplyDeleteNice, I'd always buy stones like these on holiday in France, near volcanos and stuff...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Wow this one is beautiful
ReplyDeleteDo you use stone as healing, or what?
ReplyDeleteThis is a good looking rock :)
ReplyDeleteThat rocks.
ReplyDeletevery nice one :)
ReplyDeleteI got a small necklace made from this stone.
ReplyDeleteman thats cool
ReplyDeletesupercool stone!
ReplyDeleteUseful for noise sensitivities huh? I might have to look more into this.
ReplyDeletethis one looks great, i haven't seen anything like this before
ReplyDeleteMugglestone huh? Guess this is the opposite of the Philosopher's stone in Harry Potter.
ReplyDeleteare you sure there isnt made of lava? looks like hot lava who have been atombombed and frozen
ReplyDeleteI should see if I can find one of those in a pennant form or perhaps use some as a worry stone...
ReplyDeleteStellar post, man!
How the hell do these stones get these amazing looks?
ReplyDeletegorgeous. amazing what mother earth can produce on her own.
ReplyDeleteNeat!
ReplyDeleteWow that looks really crazy
ReplyDeleteI see why its called tiger iron
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice pattern on that rock
ReplyDeletehow well do these stones actually work at healing?
ReplyDeleteSo i guess these are Charlie Sheen's rocks of choice.
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