A stormy sky in stone: deep blue-gray, crossed by a band of light that moves as you do. That living, shifting eye effect is what makes hawk's eye so captivating. Our hawk's eye jewelry shows off the shimmer in simple pieces that are easy to wear every day.
A shimmering stone
Hawk's eye is a fibrous quartz, a cousin of tiger's eye with the same structure but a different color: instead of gold, it shades from blue-gray to midnight blue. What sets it apart is chatoyancy, the streak of light that glides across the surface when you move the stone. It's hard (7 on the Mohs scale), so it suits everyday wear.
What hawk's eye stands for
Hawk's eye is a stone of protection, worn to keep unwanted influences at a distance. It's also linked with perspective and intuition: stepping back to see more clearly before you decide. In short, a stone for seeing things as they are.
Hawk's eye bracelets, necklaces and pendants
A hawk's eye bracelet is the easiest way to wear it, its blue sheen catching the light whenever you move. As a necklace or pendant, the stone looks a little dressier. See its golden cousin in our tiger's eye jewelry, its warmer version in bull's eye, and our Protection collection.
Caring for your hawk's eye
Hard and durable, hawk's eye cleans up with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Just avoid long spells in direct sun, which can dull its sheen over time.
Read our full guide to hawk's eye.
