Tiger Eye (1st choice) - 1 pound

Locality: Prieska Area, South Africa  Color: Tiger's eye typically exhibits a rich golden to reddish-brown color, with bands of varying shades. These bands often resemble the patterns seen on a tiger's fur, hence the name. Hardness: Tiger's eye has a hardness of around 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale, making it relatively durable and suitable for use in jewelry. Clarity: Tiger's eye is usually opaque, but it can occasionally display some translucency, especially when polished. Luster: The luster of tiger's eye is usually described as silky or chatoyant. This effect, known as chatoyancy or "cat's eye effect," is caused by the reflection of light off of parallel inclusions within the stone, resulting in a striking shimmering or glowing appearance. Density: The density of tiger's eye can vary slightly depending on its composition and specific variety, but it generally falls within a range of 2.64 to 2.71 grams per cubic centimeter. Metaphysical Properties: Tiger's eye is associated