Focused on the muzzle of a black dog, set against a street almost dusky blue-black in colour. Monochrome except for the soft pink of its tongue dangling happily.
SEARCHING FOR A DEEPER MEANING?

THE CURATED GUIDE

Explore the energies of stone and metal, thoughtfully curated to align with your pet's nature and promote their well-being
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THESE GEMS HAVE LIFE IN THEM: THEIR COLOURS SPEAK,
SAY WHAT WORDS FAIL OF.

— GEORGE ELIOT
A polished orb of translucent, blanched blush-pink rose quartz with a soft, cloudy appearance and fine pale veining within.

ROSE QUARTZ

For the excitable ones with a fascination for flying beasts and bugs.

Stone of peace, compassion and unconditional love.

A charm for pets that lack appetite or are in need of healing old emotional wounds. A favourite for rescues and rescuers.

A polished orb of amethyst, rich royal purple with translucent lilac clouds and delicate, crystalline veining within.

AMETHYST

For the curious wanderers, nocturnes and supernatural seers.

Stone of protection, wellness and spirituality.

Wondrous emblem for pets who are anxious at night, have wild dreams or are supercilious in nature. Once carried, rather optimistically, by those plagued with pimples and warts.

A polished orb of sodalite, ranging from deep midnight to brighter blue, broken by irregular puddles and veins of white, with unpredictable tiny biscuit-coloured patches.

SODALITE

For the feral vocalists and aquaphiles.

Stone of communication, trust and intuition.

Guardian stone for the bravest of beasts: heroes and heroines always on guard, and thought to lend wisdom to the young at heart.

A polished orb of aventurine, soft mineral green with a finely mottled appearance, scattered throughout with tiny flecks that glimmer in the light.

AVENTURINE

For the accident-prone charmers and escape artists with an Achilles' heel for squeaky toys.

Stone of chance, opportunity and clear thinking.

A token for the bored, the bird-chasers and those in search of friendship.

A polished orb of Tiger’s Eye, striped with rich golden amber and deep brown, its almost-metallic bands catching and shifting with the light.

TIGER'S EYE

For the sunny characters, sun-bathers or those who need to lighten up.

Stone of joy, strength and inner peace.

A trusted talisman for those that travel and for general explorers. Symbol of self-esteem if you have a shy or antisocial animal.

A polished orb of sard, deep translucent reddish-brown, glowing warmer and more fiery where the light passes through it.

RED AGATE

For the rascals that dig and flowerbed sleepers.

Stone of courage, hope, fortune and sovereignty.

Stone of authority, to bring luck to both pet and owner. In folklore, once seen as an excellent ward against the evil eye and unwanted bites, whether from tick, bee, snake or fellow canine.

EACH METAL HAS A CERTAIN POWER WHICH IS DIFFERENT FROM METAL TO METAL, OF SETTING THE ELECTRIC FLUID IN MOTION.

— ALESSANDRO VOLTA
A cropped close-up of an aged brass cymbal. Concentric ridges create waves of light and shadow, with a ghost of golden light smoking through the centre.

GOLD

BRASS

Metal of traditionalism. 

A balanced metal of masculine and feminine energies. Symbolic of protection and love.

A close-cropped study of weathered silver metal, its repeating ridges catching bright light before disappearing into deep black shadow.

SILVER

WHITE BRASS

Metal of transformation.

For positivity and protection from negative energies. Symbolic of renewal and fortitude.

TRUST YOUR INSTINCT
SO BE IT

☛ A Note on the Guide
The meanings and associations in this guide are drawn from imagination, folklore, history and traditional symbolism, and are shared for curiosity and enjoyment only. They are not intended as veterinary or medical advice, nor as claims of therapeutic effect. For spiritual guidance, please consult a seer.