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Amethyst Tumblestone (from Bolivia)
£0.60 - £2.24Our Amethyst can vary between batches, generally this will either be a light or dark purple, or more of a lilac colour.Country of Origin: BoliviaMore About AmethystThe wonderfully coloured amethyst,... -
Banded Amethyst Tumblestone (from Namibia)
£0.78 - £2.75Country of Origin: NamibiaBanded amethyst combines the strong purple of amethyst with white quartz. And the result is very attractive. The purple is often stronger and deeper than many pure amethyst... -
Black Obsidian Tumblestone (from Mexico)
£0.44 - £1.60Country of Origin: MexicoMore About Black ObsidianThe energy of obsidian is protective, guarding and secure, reminding us to protect ourselves against the harsh words or actions of others or from the... -
Black Tourmaline Tumblestone
£1.44 - £5.04Black Tourmaline Crystal TumblestoneMore About TourmalineThe overall energy of tourmaline evokes a sense of protection and grounding. It's commonly used in work to purify and protect a person's... -
Bloodstone Tumblestone (from India)
£0.84 - £3.36Legend has it that bloodstone was first formed when drops of Christ's blood fell on the stone jasper whilst he was being crucified. Bloodstone is often referred to as a stone of intense healing for... -
Blue Tiger's Eye Tumblestone (from South Africa)
£0.43 - £1.52Country of Origin: South AfricaFrom a distance, blue tigers eye looks just like a plain deep blue stone, but when you look more closely, or hold it up to the light, it's reflective properties become... -
Box of 20 Assorted Tumblestones
£27.60Contents of Box:Dalmation JasperSodaliteUnakiteLeopard Skin JasperBlack OnyxRhodoniteCrysocollaSerpentineRed JasperHowliteAmazoniteSnowflake Obsidian -
Carnelian Tumblestone (from Brazil)
£0.68 - £2.45Carnelian can vary in appearance, some stones with some banding (attractive lines) while others are a more consistent orangey red or darker marks. The basic colour can vary slightly.Country of... -
Citrine Quartz Tumblestone
£0.96 - £3.60Citrine Crystal TumblestoneMore About CitrineCitrine is often found in areas where there has been intense heat (in the past or present), such as volcanic regions. When amethyst is heated in this way,... -
Clear Quartz Tumblestone (from Brazil)
£1.39 - £5.28Country of Origin: BrazilThis type of quartz is mostly clear in appearance. It will have some internal markings but not many. The outside will be mostly smooth.More About Clear QuartzClear quartz is... -
Fluorite Tumblestone
£1.24 - £4.64Country of Origin: ChinaFluorite varies in colour. Some pieces are mostly green, others with tinges of purple and clear areas. If you have a specific request for colours please let us know on the... -
Golden Tiger's Eye Tumblestone (from South Africa)
£0.43 - £1.52Country of Origin: South AfricaGolden tiger's eye has the quality of chatoyancy, which means as the stone is turned it reflects light in glorious iridescent ways on its surface. The colours are... -
Green Aventurine Tumblestone (from Zimbabwe)
£0.48 - £1.84Country of Origin: ZimbabweThe colour of an aventurine tumblestone is fairly consistent in that it is light green. Some tumblestones however carry small flecks of much darker green which can give an... -
Grey & Pink Agate Tumblestone (from Botswana)
£0.50 - £1.92Country of Origin: BotswanaThis is basically a grey agate with a hint of pink in places. There is lots of variety on its surface with banding (lines travelling through the crystal) and changes in the... -
Grey Agate Tumblestone (from Botswana)
£0.48 - £1.80Country of Origin: BotswanaMore About Agate CrystalsThe energy of agates is comforting and soothing, so it's a good tool to have around if you feel in need of relaxation, stress-relief or want to... -
Hematite Tumblestone (from Brazil)
£0.56 - £2.12Country of Origin: BrazilHematite is naturally shiny and metallic. The finish will not wear off - it is permanent. One thing to be aware of will be that a hematite crystal is sometimes twice as dense... -
Labradorite Tumblestone (from Madagascar)
£0.84 - £2.51Country of Origin: MadagascarLabradorite tumblestones look fairly grey but have many colours that reflect from below the surface. Each tumblestone reflects in a different way and from different areas... -
Malachite Tumblestone (from Zaire)
£2.08 - £7.80Country of Origin: ZaireMalachite comes out really well as a tumblestone. The surface is usually of good quality and the different patterns come up really well.More About MalachiteMalachite is formed... -
Moss Agate Tumblestone (from India)
£0.48 - £1.80Country of Origin: IndiaMore About Agate CrystalsThe energy of agates is comforting and soothing, so it's a good tool to have around if you feel in need of relaxation, stress-relief or want to stop... -
My First Crystal Tumblestone Set
£10.80Discover the world of crystal healing with this thoughtfully curated set of 12 tumblestone, ideal for both budding enthusiasts and seasoned collectors alike. This collection serves as the perfect... -
Picture Jasper Tumblestone (from Namibia)
£0.36 - £1.16Country of Origin: NamibiaMore About JasperThe family of jasper stones have an energy that's very grounding and stabilizing. They promote the need to reduce insecurity, guilt, worry and fear and... -
Random Mixed Bag of Tumblestones
£7.99 - £15.98The 250 gram bag of mixed tumblestones typically contains 15-20 crystals. The 500 gram bag typically contains 30-40 crystals. The bags are sold by weight so numbers of crystals can vary. You will... -
Red Jasper Tumblestone (from South Africa)
£0.36 - £1.28Country of Origin: South AfricaRed jasper has a lovely earthy warm brown colour. As part of its natural make up there are also sometimes darker brown areas, small areas of white quartz or smaller zig... -
Red Tigers Eye Tumblestone (from South Africa)
£0.43 - £1.52Country of Origin: South AfricaMore About Tiger's EyeTiger’s eye has the quality of what is termed chatoyancy, which means as the stone is turned it reflects light in glorious iridescent ways on its...
Crystal Tumblestones & Tumbled Gemstones
Tumblestones or "tumbled stones" as they are also called are made by "tumbling" rough crystals in grit for a number of days in a giant tumbler machine. As time passes, finer and finer grit is used until the edges are smoothed and the crystals start to become polished. In the end they end up beautifully smooth. Due to the tumbling process, each stone will be unique in shape, size and colour.
Tumblestones are available in a wide variety of crystal types. Their smooth finishes makes them naturally tactile to hold and they're great to have on hand to pop into a pocket, bag or your desk drawer. Tumblestones also work well displayed in a bowl or laid out on a tray.