Hag stones

Infographic briefly discussing the magical uses and properties of the hag stone.

Hag Stones, also known as Adder Stones or Witch Stones. Learn about their unique formation, cultural significance, and protective legends. Discover how to identify and locate these naturally holed stones, revered in various traditions for their magical properties. photo: witchypoo75

Another one of mother natures art projects. Any stone that has natural occurring holes. Said to have sacred and magical powers by that who possess them. The holes are caused by either the boring of a bivalve mollusk or by course sand or smaller stones grinding into into a stones surface.

Have you ever walked along a river or stream collecting stones, only to find one with a perfect hole through it? If you have then you must be lucky! These hole-bearing stones have other names, too. They are also called witch stones, holey stones, and serpent’s eggs. They have fascinated humans for hundreds of years,...

Hag stones meaning, history, folklore, magic and traditional uses as protection from witches and evil spirits. Why hag stones are so rare & special.

A hagstone can be a any stone with a naturally formed hole in it. Hag stones are also known as a holey stone, fairy stone, adder stones.

Keep a look out for Hag Stones when on a river bed, you may have a powerful charm at your feet, says CALLUM CAMPBELL

Where there is water to push and pull, there is always treasure. Erosion is natural magic that softens the edges of sharp, dangerous things and turns them into gifts for wanting hands. Those lucky in their beach-combing or river-exploring may discover something just as magical as erosion: a hag stone. Hag stones, also known as

Discover the legend behind wishing stones, smooth stones with an unbroken line of quartz, chalcedony, or calcite running around the entire exterior of the stone. Learn how they form, where to find them, and the different variations of the legend behind them in this fascinating article. Whether you believe in the superstition or not, wishing stones are a unique and interesting find for any rockhound.