Black Obsidian

Obsidian, formed from cooled volcanic lava, is found worldwide.

Quality pieces originate from Indonesia, Italy, Ecuador, Peru, Hawaii, Japan and Yellowstone Park.

Named for Roman explorer Obsidius, the glossy, black stone was used to make arrowheads, blades and medical tools by Native Americans.

Ancient Greeks and Aztecs employed it in mirrors, while Incans used it to craft masks.

Add this Black Obsidian bracelet to complement your wardrobe and add a touch of captivating history.

(Photos taken by LAIFF Award-Winning Jean Luis Garcia)