Tiger's eye, also known as blue tiger eye agate tile, is a gemstone with a cat's eye effect, mostly yellow-brown, with silk-like light patterns in the gemstone. Tiger's eye is one of the varieties of quartz, which can be replaced by pseudocrystals made of crocidolite fibers. The blue variant produced by the unfinished process of silicification is called "Eagle's Eye". Generally black and yellow tones, like the lines of tigers, there are also blue, yellow and black, called blue opal. Secret key array purification, opal is often called "noble gem". Tiger's eye is formed because crocidolite penetrates into quartz, and crocidolite is a variation of blue amphibole. When the blue asbestos interacts with the iron element, it will form a yellow luster and become the tiger's eye stone we generally see; s eye). If it contains a lot of iron oxide, it will form a red color, which is a blue tiger eye agate tile, which is loved by many gem collectors. Because of the infiltration of bluestone wool, blue tiger eye agate tile will form brown and black stripes, emitting a light similar to cat's eye, but it is still quite different from the real gold-green opal. In India, tiger's eye stone is like the power left by the great gods, which can ward off evil and bring happiness. In China, tiger's eye stone is also considered to be a gemstone made of tiger's fur. If worn, it can protect the health and safety of children, and it also represents power and wealth. In Japan, it is often made into a hook-shaped jade, which has the magical power of destroying demons and exorcising evil spirits, and is very popular among the public.
