Obsidian

Obsidian is a naturally occurring volcanic glass stone known for its deep black color and smooth, glass-like surface. Formed by the rapid cooling and solidification of lava, obsidian forms a unique texture. In addition to black, obsidian can also appear in other colors such as brown, gray, blue or green, depending on the minerals it contains.

Even in ancient times, obsidian was used as a cutting tool and for making jewelry and art objects. Even today, obsidian enjoys great popularity for making jewelry such as pendants, bracelets and earrings, due to its deep color and unique texture.

Obsidian is associated with various symbolic and spiritual meanings. It is often considered a protective stone, warding off negative energies and releasing emotional blocks. In addition, it is said to promote clarity and insight, as well as enhance mental strength.

Worldwide, obsidian is mined in regions with volcanic activity. Each obsidian stone is unique because it does not have a crystalline structure due to its rapid formation. Thanks to its deep color, smooth surface and symbolic meaning, obsidian is very popular among jewelry lovers, collectors and people looking for a powerful stone.