Tiger's eye pendulum 7 chakra stones - length 23 cm #ZB239

Product detailed description

✨ Tiger’s Eye Pendulum with Seven Chakra Stones (length 23 cm)

This elegant pendulum combines the protective power of of tiger's eye with the gentle vibrations of mineral beads in chakra colors. It is suitable for divination, energy diagnostics, chakra balancing and spiritual practice. Its design and composition make it not only a beautiful piece of jewelry but also a sensitive tool for intuitive work.

🔸 Tiger’s eye – a stone of strength, self-confidence and protection

The main part of the pendulum is a perfectly polished tiger’s eye sphere with a diameter of approx. 18 mm, mounted on a metal point. Tiger’s eye is a mineral traditionally known for its grounding and protective properties – it is believed to help maintain inner calm, protect against negative influences and strengthen willpower, courage and decisiveness.

🌈 Seven chakra beads

The chain features seven smooth beads, representing the individual chakras of the body. Each has its own color and corresponds to one energy center – from the root to the crown chakra. Their combination is believed to aid harmonization of the energy system, balancing of emotions and support of personal growth.

📏 Dimensions

• Total length of the pendulum: approx. 23 cm

• Diameter of the main tiger’s eye sphere: approx. 18 mm

• Material: natural minerals + metal alloy (nickel-free)

• Chain end: decorative metal element for easy grip

🧘‍♀️ Uses of the pendulum

• divination and intuitive decision-making (yes/no answers)

• working with chakras and energy blockages

• harmonizing and cleansing a space

• meditation and personal growth

• support in crisis situations or when seeking inner direction

The pendulum is suitable for beginners and advanced users alike – ideal for anyone who wants to strengthen their connection with intuition while making use of the protective and energetic properties attributed to natural stones. Each piece is an original thanks to the natural origin of the materials.

Detailed description of the stone can be found here: Tiger's eye