Bloodstone Tumbled Stones Medium African Sephtonite 12 Pieces

Deep green-grey polish, cloudy chalcedony and scattered red markings give these bloodstone tumbled stones a quiet, earthy presence. Smooth in the hand and varied from piece to piece, they are made for small pauses: on a desk, beside a journal, or kept close as a tactile reminder of intention.

Green stone, red markings, cool polish

The colour shifts across the set, from misty grey-green to darker, almost mossy tones.

Red inclusions appear as small spots, streaks and richer patches, so each stone has its own character.

The tumbled surface feels smooth and rounded, catching the light in soft curves rather than sharp edges.

Some pieces look more translucent and clouded, while others feel deeper and more opaque.

They sit easily in a pocket, bowl or small ritual space, adding natural colour without fuss.

Bloodstone chalcedony from South Africa

Bloodstone is a variety of chalcedony, known for its dark green body colour and red markings. Those red areas come from iron oxide within the stone, appearing differently in every piece. This set comes from South Africa and belongs to the Medium African Tumble Stones range.

Ways to keep them close

Use them as pocket stones, meditation companions, desk objects, altar pieces, or small gifts for people who enjoy natural minerals. Bloodstone has long been associated with courage and steady resolve in crystal tradition, often chosen as a stone for marking intention rather than display alone.

Care for the polished surface

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling. Store the stones separately from harder minerals or metal items if you want to keep the polish looking clear. Avoid dropping them onto hard surfaces, as natural stones can chip.

A stone with old symbolic weight

Bloodstone’s red-on-green appearance has given it a strong place in symbolic stone lore. In Western crystal tradition, it is often linked with courage, endurance and purposeful action, partly because the red markings have long invited associations…

region of manufacture: South Africa