Tiger's Eye & Sunstone

## About This Crystal Family

Tiger's Eye and Sunstone are both known for moving light and warm visual effects. Tiger's Eye shows silky bands of chatoyancy, while Sunstone often contains sparkling mineral platelets that create a glitter-like appearance.

## How the Varieties Differ

Choose Golden or Yellow Tiger's Eye for classic warm stripes, Blue Tiger's Eye or Hawk's Eye for cooler tones, Red Tiger's Eye for a deeper color, and Sunstone for visible sparkle.

## Types in This Collection

•  Golden Tiger's Eye
  The classic golden-brown variety with strong silky bands. It has a warm, traditional, and highly recognizable appearance.
•  Yellow Tiger's Eye
  A brighter yellow-brown version of Tiger's Eye. It often feels lighter and more golden than darker classic material.
  
• Premium Golden Tiger's Eye
  Higher-grade golden material with smoother texture, stronger chatoyancy, or a more refined polished appearance.
•  Blue Tiger's Eye
  A blue-gray to dark navy variety with cool moving bands. It is less warm and more understated than golden types.
•  Hawk's Eye
  Often used for blue or blue-gray Tiger's Eye with a silky optical effect. It may show deeper, more muted color than bright Blue Tiger's Eye.
•  Red Tiger's Eye
  Displays red-brown to burgundy bands. The color creates a warmer and more dramatic bracelet than blue or golden types.
  
• Sunstone
  A peach, orange, or beige feldspar with natural sparkling inclusions. The amount of sparkle varies by bead.
•  Golden Sunstone
  A warmer golden variety with stronger yellow-gold sparkle. It has a richer and more luxurious appearance than pale Sunstone.

## Choosing the Right Variety

The best choice depends on the color, transparency, natural pattern, and overall style you prefer. Because these are natural materials, two bracelets with the same product name may still show differences in shade, inclusions, optical effects, and texture. These variations are part of the character of natural crystal jewelry.