Hawk-Eye

Hawk's Eye, a variety of tiger's eye, whose coloration ranges from blue-gray to blue-green, is mainly composed of fibrous crocidolite, a form of riebeckite, which has been replaced by silica over time. This mineral is primarily extracted in South Africa and Australia. Historically, Hawk's Eye was used as an ornamental stone and for making small decorative objects. Its discovery dates back several centuries, but its use and extraction are much more recent.

This stone, sold individually, measures approximately 3 cm.