Silver Sheen Obsidian
Glossy black beads with a silvery shimmer that glides across them as they move. The sheen is soft and cool, and stronger on some beads than others.
About silver sheen obsidian
Obsidian is natural volcanic glass, formed when lava cools too quickly for crystals to grow. The silver sheen comes from tiny gas bubbles or mineral particles lined up inside the glass, which catch and reflect the light.
In crystal tradition, silver sheen obsidian is said to be grounding and protective. It is traditionally linked with calm, patience and looking honestly at yourself, and is sometimes called a mirror stone for that reason.
Read the Silver sheen obsidian guide →How people use it
A smart black bracelet that suits work and evenings alike. It stacks well with silver, hematite or clear quartz. Tradition says the left wrist is for receiving a stone's energy.
Care
Obsidian is glass and can chip or scratch if knocked. Roll it on, store it apart from harder stones, and take it off before swimming or showering.
Crystal meanings describe tradition and belief, not medical advice.
