Black Obsidian Tower

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Black Obsidian is a naturally occurring volcanic glass formed when lava cools so quickly that crystals don’t have time to develop. Its glossy black appearance and razor-sharp edges made it important both historically and in modern decorative use.

Historical uses

Because obsidian can break into extremely sharp edges, ancient cultures used it for:

• arrowheads
• knives
• spear points
• ritual mirrors

Some modern surgical scalpels even use obsidian blades because they can be sharper than steel.

In crystal traditions, black obsidian is often associated with:

• Protection
• Grounding
• Shadow work and self-reflection
• Absorbing negative energy