Tiger Eye Beads

One of the more exclusive looking and wonderful gemstones available for sale is Tiger eye. It is a chatoyant gemstone and is considered as the ninth wedding anniversary gift and the birthstone for Gemini (May 21-Jun. 20).

Looking at the chemical composition of Tiger Eye, it is a brown quartz silicon dioxide having lustrous yellow and brown parallel fibers. The yellow/brown coloring is provided by Limonite, an iron mineral. With contrasting golden and brown bands, it looks much like the eyes of a magnificent tiger, glitters with a small ray of light on the surface.

Most of the modern day Tiger eye comes from Australia and China. With CathayGems, genuine Tigers Eye Beads on Temporary Strands from 4mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, and 14mm all the way to 20mm are available for you to choose from. They are originated from China. If you would like to have exclusive design Tigers eye jewelry, we can customize it just for you. We have more than 10 different shapes of Tigers eye beads and 300 of clasps and findings to meet our customer’s jewelry making need. If you have any design in mind, don’t hesitate to contact us at support@cathaygems.com.

Tiger’s Eye is very popular in jewelry making. To intensify its sheen, you can string it with genuine freshwater pearls in different shapes, such as round pearls, rice pearls, potato pearls, baroque pearls, button pearls to create a dramatic effect.

Unlike other sites, own manufacturing unit is available on CathayGems.com, they are composed of professional jewelry makers who have been making pearl jewelry for store owners for years. We have the capability of customizing any products to your heart’s designs. If you receive your custom piece and it didn’t come out the way you pictured it, we will work on it until it makes you happy.

With the summer clearance sale in full swing, it is good time to acquire stunning freshwater pearls and gemstones at prices close or even below to cost. Shop CathayGems.com early for the best selection.

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