Stone order (from metal spacer bead [pictured in brass]): Hematite → Moonstone → Black Onyx → Lapis Lazuli → Tiger’s Eye → Turquoise → Labradorite → Obsidian → Carnelian → Turquoise → Garnet → Moonstone (center)
Intention: Grounded movement · clear sight · safe passage · steady courage
Moonstone, long regarded as a traveler’s stone, marks the tides and turning points that guide us through change and crossing.
Turquoise has been carried across cultures as a road charm for protection and safe return. Lapis and labradorite support clear sight in uncertainty — helping you recognize what is true and what is shifting on the path ahead.
Tiger’s eye and carnelian guard against mishap, carrying courage, confidence, and the will to keep moving.
Obsidian and onyx hold the boundary — grounding truth and invoking protection, reflecting what approaches and what must be released.
Hematite keeps the body present — grounded — steady, and rooted in the world. Garnet, long carried by travelers for guidance and safe return.
Historically, garnet is also associated with life force — the ember that endures.
This talisman is made for traveling — for crossings and for seeking, for leaving and for returning, and for finding your way
Stone order (from metal spacer bead [pictured in brass]): Hematite → Moonstone → Black Onyx → Lapis Lazuli → Tiger’s Eye → Turquoise → Labradorite → Obsidian → Carnelian → Turquoise → Garnet → Moonstone (center)
Intention: Grounded movement · clear sight · safe passage · steady courage
Moonstone, long regarded as a traveler’s stone, marks the tides and turning points that guide us through change and crossing.
Turquoise has been carried across cultures as a road charm for protection and safe return. Lapis and labradorite support clear sight in uncertainty — helping you recognize what is true and what is shifting on the path ahead.
Tiger’s eye and carnelian guard against mishap, carrying courage, confidence, and the will to keep moving.
Obsidian and onyx hold the boundary — grounding truth and invoking protection, reflecting what approaches and what must be released.
Hematite keeps the body present — grounded — steady, and rooted in the world. Garnet, long carried by travelers for guidance and safe return.
Historically, garnet is also associated with life force — the ember that endures.
This talisman is made for traveling — for crossings and for seeking, for leaving and for returning, and for finding your way
