About Founder

For most of my life, I was an atheist. I didn't believe in crystals, astrology, rituals, or even the idea of God. I questioned everything and rarely accepted anything without understanding why it worked.

Before starting Guiding Stones, I worked as a Risk Consultant at KPMG. Around the same time, I had been practicing meditation consistently for over six years. Meditation made me more aware of my thoughts, emotions, and the subtle changes within myself—but I still remained deeply skeptical of anything that couldn't be explained.

Then something unexpected happened.

My younger brother, who had always been fascinated by crystals, insisted that I wear an Amethyst bracelet. I resisted for a long time, but eventually agreed. After about ten days, I noticed a shift in myself. Curious rather than convinced, I removed it, waited a few days, and wore it again. I experienced the same change.

That wasn't proof—but it was enough to spark a question that changed my life:

How does this actually work?

Every answer I received felt incomplete. I was told what crystals were believed to do, but no one could explain how in a way that made sense to someone with a skeptical mindset.

So I began searching for the answer myself.

I studied dozens of books, explored different perspectives, and spent a year experimenting with crystals in my own daily life. My goal wasn't to prove anyone right or wrong—it was simply to understand.

Over time, I developed a way of looking at crystals that brought together research, observation, and personal experience. That journey transformed not only my understanding of crystals but also the reason Guiding Stones exists.

When I first started this business, my focus was on selling products. But I soon realized that what truly fulfilled me wasn't selling crystals—it was helping people understand them.

Today, the mission of Guiding Stones is simple:

To replace confusion with understanding.

Instead of asking people to blindly believe, I want to encourage curiosity, education, and mindful exploration. I believe crystals are meant to guide, not do the work for us. Real transformation comes from awareness, intention, and the actions we take every day.

That's why this brand is called Guiding Stones.

Because they don't change your life for you.

They simply guide you on the journey—you take the steps.