copy of Donut Pendant in Obsidian

Obsidian: description and virtues in lithotherapy

The Obsidian is a natural volcanic rock composed mainly of Silice. This stone of deep black and glassy brilliance, resulting from the rapid solidification of the molten lava, has a unique and mysterious appearance. Men already used the Obsidian at the time of prehistory to create sharp blades and tools essential to their survival. It also served as an instrument in the ritual and spiritual practices of various cultures around the world. Among the many varieties of Obsidian are Black Obsidian, Silver Obsidian, Golden Obsidian, Rainbow Obsidian, Celestial Obsidian, Snowflake Obsidian, Mahogany Obsidian, etc. The main deposits are in Mexico, the USA, Japan and Hawaii.

In lithotherapy, the Obsidian is considered a powerful stone of protection and anchoring. It acts as a protective talisman, forming an energy barrier against malicious entities and the surrounding negative waves. A true spiritual guardian, it facilitates access to higher levels of consciousness, thus fostering contact with spiritual guides and subtle worlds. A symbol of wisdom, truth and introspection, the Obsidian is both a catalyst for spiritual awakening and an ideal companion for meditation and deep relaxation sessions. Connected to the root Chakra, it strengthens anchoring to the Earth and our relationship with nature. It embodies patience, spirituality, magic and power.

Precautions and Maintenance of the Obsidian

The Obsidian, a natural volcanic glass, requires some attention to preserve its beauty and quality. Be careful to handle it to avoid scratches and shrapnel. Avoid contact with chemicals and cosmetics, thermal shocks or prolonged sun exposure. To clean it, use a soft cloth slightly humidified to remove dust and traces.