Boho is short for bohemian and pays homage to the style and clothing that free-spirits and hippies would wear back in the 60’s and 70’s. While this is where most of the inspiration comes from, boho has evolved to involve lots of different aspects of subcultures and eras.

In a society where so much of our day to day interactions come from social media and virtual communications, it’s easy to forget one of the most valued languages that people can use. The language of giving; many people find that receiving and giving gifts is their primary way of communicating their admiration and gratitude.

This stone is connected to the plexus chakra, which is influenced by motivation and willpower. The connection that tiger’s eye holds to the sun helps bring warmth and light energy into the holder’s aura and energy field. This is also where the stone is useful for assisting the user with feelings of anxiety or fear, by helping fade through feelings of darkness or unease

In Greek mythology it is said that roses were formed through the blood of Adonis as he was wounded by Aphrodite’s past lover. It’s a flower that tells a story of multiple different loves and connections held between Gods and people alike.

Whether you’re starting a new job, going back to school or just in need of some balance; wearing or carrying a stone can help level the energy and aura that you bring with you. Fueling your chakras and having that extra support and protection with you can help with any situation you’re in. 

Obsidian is a stone that is popularly used for its strong protection powers as well as the connection it has with ones inner being. It promotes strength and compassion. The dark color of the stone reminds people that there is a dark side and a light side to most things.