A raw crystal, wrapped by hand in gold-tone wire, on a slim stake made for your plants. Push it into the soil, and a little piece of the earth sits among the leaves.

A LITTLE CRYSTAL, MADE BY HAND. Each stake starts with a small, uncut crystal. It's wrapped by hand in gold-tone wire, finished with a soft spiral on top, and set on a long stake that slips easily into the soil. It's less like a garden ornament, and more like a small piece of nature you can tuck into the plants you love.

CRYSTAL. WIRE. LEAF. SOIL. A raw stone. A hand-formed spiral. A little coil to hold it close. Not perfectly symmetrical. Never exactly alike. Simply a small piece of nature with its own character.

CHOOSE YOUR STONE. Five crystals, each with its own color and, in crystal tradition, its own meaning. Pick the one that feels like you, or like the person you're giving it to.

A LITTLE CRYSTAL TO GIVE. For birthdays. For housewarmings. For Christmas, Valentine's Day and Mother's Day. For the friend with a windowsill full of plants, or just because.

Made For Your Little Plants

· WINDOWSILL — Catches the morning sun.

· DESK — A calm corner while you work.

· SHELF — A quiet glint among the books.

· SIDE TABLE — A small joy by the window.

· VASE & BOUQUET — Slip it between the stems.

TERRARIUM — A little sparkle among the moss.

· Deep Amethyst: Rich violet, raw and uncut. In crystal tradition, amethyst is linked with calm, rest and a quiet mind. Calm & Clarity.

· Clear Quartz: Icy and bright, like a little piece of frost among the leaves. Traditionally known as the stone of clarity and intention. Focus & Intention.

· Rose Quartz: A soft, milky blush. Traditionally the stone of love, kindness and self-care. Love & Tenderness.

· Smoky Quartz: Translucent grey-brown with a quiet, earthy glow. Traditionally used for grounding and letting go. Grounding & Release.

· Citrine: A pale, sunny golden quartz. Traditionally associated with sunshine, warmth and abundance. Warmth & Abundance.

Under every variant: Meanings reflect crystal tradition and folklore, not proven properties.