Obisidian sphere, Mexican Polished. - Height: 80 mm - Width: 80 mm- 590 g

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Specimen: obsidian sphere; Scientific name: obsidian (volcanic glass); Origin: México; Weight: 590 g; Dimensions: Ø 80 mm.

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Obsidian is considered a powerful stone for personal growth and transformation. As a black stone, it is used for protection, cleansing, and purification. It is related to the first chakra, to Mother Earth, and represents the integration of light into the earthly world, in a conscious and dynamic way.

Dimensions: 80 mm
Weight: 590 g

The photographs aim to be as true to reality as possible and were taken with natural light.
The measurements of each sphere are approximate.
Color, lighting, and contrast depend on the platform on which the images are viewed.
It is shipped securely and well packaged.

Obsidian is considered a powerful stone for personal growth and transformation. As a black stone, it is used for protection, cleansing, and purification. It is related to the first chakra, to Mother Earth, and represents the integration of light into the earthly world, in a conscious and dynamic way.

Dimensions: 80 mm
Weight: 590 g

The photographs aim to be as true to reality as possible and were taken with natural light.
The measurements of each sphere are approximate.
Color, lighting, and contrast depend on the platform on which the images are viewed.
It is shipped securely and well packaged.

Details

Main mineral
Obisidian sphere,
Mineral form
Mexican Polished.
Weight
590 g
Country of origin
Mexico
Height
80 mm
Width
80 mm
Depth
80 mm
SpainVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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