Hag Stone – Small

These hag stones, also known as mare stanes or witch’s stones are ethically sourced from Northumberland.

Traditionally these stones were used to see the fair folk, and could be used both as protection from the fairfolk as well as an entry-way to the world of the fair folk. They’re also used within healing magic- often used by Fairy Doctors to be able to see the cause of any type of fair folk illness that has befallen a person.

They’re also used as a divinatory device- to see the future, and used to see the motivations of other humans.

Mare-stanes in Scotland are hung around a bed post to keep away nightmares- often hung as a preventative measure. They’re also hung as a protective fertility measure around people- and cows about to give birth. Hung around the neck, the stones act as a purely protective device.

For doing any type of hag stone work upon another, a written charm is also attached to the hagstone. Hag stones are also used for transference magic- where one condition laid on one person can be transferred to another.

Hagstones are in many ways similar to the rowan tree, in that they protect from witchcraft, but are also able to be used by witches.

These hagstones were gathered in Northumberland, 2022. They are usually basalt but can be jasper, ironstone, and other types of local material.

You will get one random hag stone per purchase.

These small hagstones weigh between 10-30g. 

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