Tiger’s eye is a quartz gemstone known for its golden-brown color and chatoyancy, a shimmering effect resembling a cat’s eye. It forms through the replacement of fibrous crocidolite with silica, retaining a silky, reflective appearance. Primarily sourced from South Africa, it is also found in Australia, Brazil, and India. Historically valued for protection and strength, tiger’s eye is used in jewelry, carvings, and luxury goods. The stone has also been featured in watchmaking due to its beauty and rarity. Many watch brands incorporate tiger’s eye into their designs, including Bulova, which has created exquisite jewel watches adorned with this striking gemstone.
This is an example of how a tiger’s eye stone dial can be used in watches. The present Bulova Lady jewel watch features tiger’s eye not only on the dial but also on the bracelet, which showcases oval windows adorned with the stone. The most precious stone is on the dial, displaying rich shades of brown and gold. The other stones, all made of tiger’s eye, create a stunning visual effect.
This watch is a true beauty when worn—crafted entirely in 18kt gold, it embodies vintage luxury.
The overall condition is exceptional. The tiger’s eye stones, including the dial (the most delicate part, as the hands’ removal can cause damage), are intact and undamaged. The case appears untouched, the tiny Bulova-signed movement functions perfectly, and the bracelet’s clasp mechanism works flawlessly.

Circa 1960
Wrist size: 16 cm
Weight: 85 g

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