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Obsidian Bead Necklace

Obsidian
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Obsidian is a hard, glassy volcanic rock, usually black in color. Since the dawn of time, obsidian has been prized for its ability to be shaped into a sharp cutting...
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Obsidian is a hard, glassy volcanic rock, usually black in color. Since the dawn of time, obsidian has been prized for its ability to be shaped into a sharp cutting edge. Early knives and daggers made tram this stone have been found in tombs dating to the Neolithic period. The presence of obsidian tools at sites far removed tram volcanoes indicates that it was a valuable trading good. Throughout antiquity, obsidian was commonly used for razors and sacrificial knives, as well as for amulets. The stone is believed to beneficially influence the stomach and intestines. It is felt to connect the mind and the emotions. to ground spiritual energy to the physical plane. Because of its dense black color. it is believed to absorb and disperse negativity to reduce stress and calm the mind. Obsidian grants the wearer a detached perspective on life, but one which is bath loving and wise. For those attuned to its energy, this lovely gem can be a powerful healer.
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