Bull’s Eye Pendant

Product detailed description

Stone description: Bull’s eye, or red tiger’s eye. Bull’s eye is formed when tiger’s eye turns red during thermal processes in rock formation. In nature, however, this mineral occurs very rarely; it is found only in a few localities worldwide, the most famous of which are the deposits in the Doorn Mountains in South Africa. Because of its rarity, it is usually produced today by firing tiger’s eye at temperatures around 500 °C. In terms of composition, it is a form of quartz penetrated by parallel fibres of so-called crocidolite asbestos.

About the product: A pendant made from a polished pebble is an elegant addition to any outfit. We make our pendants by hand from our carefully selected tumbled stones. For a flawless look and long service life, we use high-quality metal components made in the Czech Republic. The pendant bail is made of nickel-free silver-plated tombac, so the jewellery is suitable even for sensitive skin. The size of the pebbles is approximately 1.5 to 3 cm.

Care: To help your jewellery last as long as possible, we recommend taking it off before bathing or showering and not wearing it during sports activities. Jewellery should also not be soaked in saline or other solutions. Do not use common silver or gold cleaning agents for maintenance.