Tiger's Eye Tumbled Stone Quantity:Set of 6 and incense cones on self-igniting

and incense cones on self-igniting charcoal tablets

used across Sanskrit-derived languages and loaned into Tibetan as pema

dense enough to hold the form

where Greeks gathered it more than two thousand years ago

More serious in register than sandalwood or floral blends in the range

Tiger's Eye Tumbled Stone Quantity:Set of 6 and incense cones on self-ignitingTigers eye small tumble polished stones of golden brown quartz, a band of light sliding across each as it turns, the chatoyancy that gives it its name. Sold in a set. From South Africa. It began as crocidolite, a fibrous blue mineral; silica replaced the fibres while keeping their alignment, and light reflecting along them throws the moving band. The gold brown is iron oxide. The classic deposits lie in the Northern Cape of South Africa, mined since