After the Trojan War, those Greek heroes who survived the battle and the journey home returned to their hometowns one after another. King Odysseus of Ithaca did not return, because the goddess of fate arranged another strange experience for him. From Ochygia to Phaeacea, from Eros to Ithaca, Odysseus had a very difficult journey. When he blinded the eyes of the son of the sea god, Cyclopes (a giant), the sea god killed him many times.
Fortunately, the goddess Athena gave him a bracelet made of tiger eye stone, which saved him from danger. It is said that the powerful energy of tiger eye stone gave Odysseus endless energy and courage along the way, and finally brought back countless jewelry and wealth, and reunited with his beautiful queen Penelope. The third generation king of gods in ancient Greek mythology.
The legend of Tiger's Eye spans across Eastern and Western civilizations, and is considered a sacred and powerful gem in different cultures. Ancient Egyptians worshipped it as a talisman, and ancient Greek and Roman warriors wore it to gain courage and victory. In the East, it is not only a magical tool used in Buddhist and Taoist temples to ward off disasters, but is also regarded as a stone of energy to attract wealth and fortune. This mysterious gem that spans thousands of years carries the eternal pursuit of human beings for strength and blessings.
