Hawk's Eye Value & Market Price
A market-wide average across qualities and sizes. Your stone's value depends on carat, color, clarity, cut, treatment, and origin.
What is moving hawk's eye prices
- Metal Prices: weighing on prices
About hawk's eye
Hawk's eye is a blue to blue-gray variety of the quartz 'eye' stones, characterized by parallel, fibrous inclusions (often crocidolite asbestos replaced by quartz) that create a silky chatoyant effect. It represents an earlier stage in the alteration sequence that produces tiger's eye, retaining more of the original blue tone. With Mohs hardness about 6.5–7 and good toughness, it is suitable for many jewelry uses.
What is your hawk's eye worth?
Market averages will not price your stone. GemstoneAI identifies gems and jewelry from a photo, checks authenticity and treatment signals, and gives you a real market valuation in seconds. Free to try.
How much is hawk's eye worth?
The GemstoneAI market index for hawk's eye is $5.75 per carat as of 2026-08-04. That is a market-wide average across qualities, not a quote for a specific stone. Individual value depends on carat, color, clarity, cut, treatment, and origin.
How can I tell if my hawk's eye is real?
Visual tests alone are unreliable. GemstoneAI analyzes a photo of your stone for identity, treatment indicators, and authenticity signals, then estimates market value. It is free to try.
Is hawk's eye a good investment?
Over the past 30 days the hawk's eye index moved +0.0%. Gem prices move on supply, demand, and metal markets; treat any single stone as a collectible first and an asset second.