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Polished amethyst geode from Uruguay, a third eye chakra crystal from Beyond Bohemian

Third Eye Chakra Crystals

The sixth chakra, indigo, between the brows. Stones for quiet attention.

Amethyst, labradorite, fluorite and lepidolite, from polished geodes to pocket tumbles. The third eye is the sixth of seven chakras, the indigo point between the brows.

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  • Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode Uruguay specimen natural purple crystal cave
    Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode
    AAA Grade | 7.92″ L x 4.95″ W x 2.90″ H
    ARTIGAS, URUGUAY
    STRESS RELIEFSLEEPMEDITATION
    $383.00
  • Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode Uruguay specimen natural purple crystal cave
    Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode
    AAA Grade | 7.59″ L x 5.89″ W x 2.28″ H
    ARTIGAS, URUGUAY
    STRESS RELIEFSLEEPMEDITATION
    $611.00
  • Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode Uruguay specimen natural purple crystal cave
    Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode
    AA Grade | 10.03″ L x 7.61″ W x 2.09″ H
    ARTIGAS, URUGUAY
    STRESS RELIEFSLEEPMEDITATION
    $569.00
  • Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode Uruguay specimen natural purple crystal cave
    Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode
    AAA Grade | 7.53″ L x 4.87″ W x 4.01″ H
    ARTIGAS, URUGUAY
    STRESS RELIEFSLEEPMEDITATION
    $489.50
  • Scale reference of a single Amethyst raw geode Uruguay-sourced, from Uruguay.
    Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode
    AAA Grade | 9.03″ L x 4.80″ W x 3.52″ H
    ARTIGAS, URUGUAY
    STRESS RELIEFSLEEPMEDITATION
    $547.00
  • Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode Uruguay specimen natural purple crystal cave
    Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode
    AAA Grade | 7.80″ L x 4.87″ W x 3.20″ H
    ARTIGAS, URUGUAY
    STRESS RELIEFSLEEPMEDITATION
    $461.00
  • Palm-scale view of one Amethyst raw geode for scale, from Artigas, Uruguay.
    Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode
    AA Grade | 7.60″ L x 5.94″ W x 2.18″ H
    ARTIGAS, URUGUAY
    STRESS RELIEFSLEEPMEDITATION
    $285.00
  • Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode Uruguay specimen natural purple crystal cave
    Amethyst Polished Crystal Geode
    AAA Grade | 6.89″ L x 2.18″ W x 2.60″ H
    ARTIGAS, URUGUAY
    STRESS RELIEFSLEEPMEDITATION
    $201.50

About the Third Eye Chakra collection

Third eye chakra crystals at a glance

Stone Traditionally used for
AmethystLilac to deep purple The classic third eye stone
LepidoliteLilac, glittering A settled mind before insight
LabradoriteGray with blue and gold flash Seeing what the first glance misses
FluoritePurple and green, banded Ordered thinking, clear sight
Chevron amethystPurple with white V bands Intuition with direction
Smoky amethystPurple shaded with brown smoke Intuition kept grounded

Amethyst

Lilac to deep purple

The classic third eye stone

Lepidolite

Lilac, glittering

A settled mind before insight

Labradorite

Gray with blue and gold flash

Seeing what the first glance misses

Fluorite

Purple and green, banded

Ordered thinking, clear sight

Chevron amethyst

Purple with white V bands

Intuition with direction

Smoky amethyst

Purple shaded with brown smoke

Intuition kept grounded

Third eye chakra stones list

The third eye chakra, Ajna in Sanskrit, is the sixth of the seven, sitting between the brows. Its color is indigo, its element light in most modern tellings, and this is the most purple shelf in the shop.

  1. Amethyst. The largest group here by a wide margin, led by polished geodes from Uruguay, where the crystals grow small, dark and dense inside pockets of basalt.
  2. Lepidolite. A lilac mica from Brazil, naturally rich in lithium, that splits into glittering layers. At 2.5 to 3.5 it's the softest stone on this page.
  3. Labradorite. Gray until it catches the light, then blue and gold fire from inside. Ours comes from Madagascar, and no two pieces flash alike.
  4. Fluorite. Purple and green stacked in bands like weather layers, from Brazil. It sits at 4 and should stay dry.
  5. Chevron amethyst. Amethyst layered with white quartz in sharp V patterns, from Zambia. Each chevron records a pause and a restart in the crystal's growth.
  6. Smoky amethyst. Purple and smoky brown sharing one crystal, from Namibia. The purple comes from iron, the smoke from aluminum, both set off by natural radiation underground.

Third eye chakra blocked symptoms

Where the throat chakra is about being heard, Ajna is about seeing clearly, and the tradition describes its unsettled state as a kind of fog.

  • Thinking in circles at 11pm without landing anywhere.
  • Dreams that thin out to nothing before your feet reach the floor.
  • Overruling a first read on a person or a plan, then learning months later it was right.
  • Trouble picturing next year, or even next month, in any detail.

Recurring headaches or eye strain sit outside the tradition's territory. That's an appointment worth making.

How to unblock the third eye chakra

Ajna's practices are quiet ones. Nothing here needs to be said out loud.

  1. Sit in a dim, quiet room for ten minutes with your eyes closed and let your attention rest gently at the point between your brows. When it wanders, walk it back without commentary.
  2. Lie down and place a small flat stone, a tumbled amethyst works well, between the brows for five to ten minutes.
  3. Keep a tumbled stone on the nightstand and hold it while you write down whatever you dreamed, even fragments. Recall builds with attention.
  4. Bring indigo into the wind-down hour, the blanket you read under, the notebook kept by the bed.

Third eye chakra crystals by zodiac sign

Pisces, the zodiac's dreamer, is the sign most often given this chakra, with far-sighted Sagittarius and pattern-minded Aquarius alongside. The Pisces collection leans purple for exactly this reason. One step down the ladder is the throat chakra, and one step up, the last step there is, the crown.

Choosing between raw, tumbled and polished

A polished Uruguayan geode gives you both finishes in one object, cut and shined on the face, raw rock behind. Tumbled amethyst is the affordable pocket option and shrugs off daily carry at 6.5 to 7. Labradorite is a stone to buy polished, since the flash inside only opens up on a finished face. Lepidolite is the opposite case, too soft to tumble well, so it's usually sold as natural specimens. Fluorite takes a lovely polish but should be stored apart from harder stones and kept dry.

Common questions

What crystals are best for the third eye chakra?
Amethyst, by a wide margin of both tradition and this collection, where it's the largest group. Labradorite and fluorite are the usual companions, with lepidolite for anyone who wants the calmest corner of the purple shelf. A polished Uruguayan geode covers the classic answer in a single piece.
How do I know if my third eye chakra is blocked?
The tradition describes fog rather than pain. Circular thinking, thin or unremembered dreams, and a habit of overruling first impressions that later prove right. It's an old framework for noticing where your attention has gone. Persistent headaches or eye trouble are a separate matter, and a doctor's one.
How do you unblock the third eye chakra?
Quietly. Ten minutes of sitting in a dim room with attention resting between the brows is the core practice. People add a flat stone placed at the same spot while lying down, a dream notebook with a tumbled stone kept beside it, and more indigo in the evening hour.
What color is the third eye chakra?
Indigo, the deep blue purple that sits between the throat's blue and the crown's violet. In practice most third eye stones read as purple, which is how amethyst became the chakra's signature.
Where do you place third eye chakra stones?
Between the eyebrows, lying down, for five to ten minutes. Choose something small and flat, a tumbled amethyst or fluorite, since a pointed or heavy piece won't sit still there.
How can you tell real amethyst?
Look for uneven color. Natural amethyst almost always zones, darker toward the tips and paler at the base, while manufactured look-alikes tend to be one flat purple throughout. Glass imitations often hold small round bubbles you can find with a loupe. Ours comes from Uruguay and Brazil, and the source is named on every product page.