Healing Crystals
Natural crystal pieces for the home and pocket: amethyst, rose quartz and citrine trees on wooden or raw-stone bases, heart-shaped worry stones, raw gemstone pendants and carved angels, from £21.95. Every stone is genuinely natural rather than dyed glass, so colour and pattern vary from piece to piece — no two are alike.
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Choosing a crystal by tradition and colour
Each stone carries a long-standing association you can match to the person or the room. Amethyst is traditionally linked with calm, rose quartz with love and friendship, citrine with positivity and abundance, and clear quartz with clarity and focus. If symbolism does not settle it, let colour decide — lavender amethyst suits a bedroom shelf, warm citrine brightens a desk, and soft pink rose quartz reads as an affectionate gift almost anywhere.
Trees, worry stones, points and angels
The same stones arrive in very different forms, each with its own job:
- Crystal trees — wire-wrapped gemstone leaves on wooden or raw-stone bases, the most decorative pieces in the range and a favourite housewarming gift
- Worry stones — smooth, heart-shaped palm stones made to be carried in a pocket and turned over in the hand
- Crystal points — raw and polished towers that work as small sculptural accents on shelves and desks
- Carved crystal angels — little keepsakes often chosen for remembrance and christening gifts
Why natural stone beats dyed glass
Every piece in this collection is genuine natural gemstone, never dyed glass or synthetic resin. That means the banding, inclusions and exact shade of your piece will differ slightly from the photograph — not a flaw, but proof it grew in the ground. Sizes and weights vary for the same reason, so treat listed dimensions as a close guide rather than a promise.
A gift with no size to get wrong
Crystal pieces solve the hardest part of giving jewellery: sizing. There is no ring size, chain length or wrist measurement to guess, which makes a crystal tree or worry stone a safe yet personal choice for colleagues, teachers, new-home cards and thank-yous.
Looking after natural crystal
Dust with a dry, soft cloth and keep pieces away from harsh cleaning sprays. Display trees out of reach of curious pets and small hands — the wire branches can be reshaped gently but prefer not to be bent often. With that small amount of care, natural stone keeps its colour and polish for years.
Frequently asked questions
Are these crystals real natural stone?
Yes — every piece is genuine natural gemstone, never dyed glass or synthetic resin. Because the stone formed naturally, colour, banding and pattern vary from piece to piece, so yours will be one of a kind.
What is a worry stone and how is it used?
A worry stone is a smooth, palm-sized stone — often heart-shaped howlite here — kept in a pocket and turned over in the fingers as a quiet habit. It is a small, tactile keepsake rather than jewellery.
Which crystal piece makes the best housewarming gift?
Crystal trees are the most popular choice: amethyst, rose quartz or citrine leaves on a wooden or raw-stone base, decorative straight out of the box and with no size to get wrong.
Will my crystal look exactly like the photo?
Close, but not identical. Natural stone varies in shade, banding and inclusions, so each piece differs slightly from the photograph. Treat listed sizes and weights as a close guide.
How do I care for a crystal tree?
Dust it with a dry, soft cloth and keep it away from cleaning sprays. The wire branches can be reshaped gently, but avoid bending them repeatedly, and place the tree where it will not be knocked.