Tigers Eye Cabochons (Variegated)

Variegated Tigers Eye Cabochons for jewellery making

Perhaps a new term to some of you - and honestly, I'm not sure if there is already a term for Tigers Eye of two colours.

The term 'variegated' is used in botany to refer to a plant with plants with leaves of multiple colours - in this case, I'm using it to refer to Tigers Eye with multiple colours.

Probably not the right name! You could also just call them mixed Tigers Eye, I guess!

These cabochons specifically have mixed colours of blue and gold. Different colours of Tigers Eye are not uncommon - gold, red, and blue are all reasonably commonplace. These provide a nice mixture between the gold and blue.

We sometimes have calibrated pieces, but currently are stocking parcels and freeform cabochons too.

Currently we stock:

• Parcels of five mixed cabochons, measuring 15-35MM approximately. Random shapes and sizes, mixture of blue and gold colours on the same stones.
• Freeform cabochons in various shapes and sizes - ovals and teardrops are the most common.