A stone of reliance and survival, Tiger Iron combines the energy of Tiger’s Eye, Red Jasper, and Hematite.
About Tiger Iron
Tiger Iron is silicon dioxide and iron. While this would typically mean a higher score, each of the stones that make up Tiger Iron contributes to the hardness rating. Hematite is 5 to 6, Red Jasper is 7, and Tiger’s Eye is 7.
The softness of Hematite brings Tiger Iron down to around 5 on the Mohs hardness scale.
Tiger Iron can be found in the following locations:
- Australia
- India
- Mexico
- South Africa
- The United States
Tiger Iron Energy
Tiger Iron resonates with your lower three energy centers, root or base, sacral, and solar plexus, plus the one at your brow.
Your base supports a sense of security and connects with the Earth element. Your sacral energy center supports creativity and corresponds to the element of water. Your solar plexus brings in the element of fire and stimulates your will. Ether corresponds with the energy center at your brown which strengthens your intuition.
Tiger Iron cools but can carry heat if that is what you need.
Issues with maintaining iron levels, broken bones, vision, and digestion may be balanced by Tiger Iron.
Tiger Iron can illuminate potential challenges, grounds and centers, and stimulates drive.
Using Tiger iron
As an elixir:
Warm oil or balm and place a few drops in your hand. Blend a few drops of Tiger Iron elixir into the oil and anoint your brow.
In meditation:
Place Tiger Iron on your lower energy centers and brow.
On your body:
Wear Tiger Iron as a pendant, on your wrist, at your ears, or at your ankle.
Tiger Iron Overview
Tiger Iron is a softer blended stone that contains Hematite, Red Jasper, and Tiger’s Eye.
Tiger Iron has a generally cooling nature but holds heat.
Tiger Iron can bring support to issues relating to your lower energy centers.
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