Obsidian Square nutrient-rich waters to house many

nutrient-rich waters to house many species of these trilobites

Intricate weaving and twist partnered with sterling silver beadwork really make this pendant sing

someone would reasonably assume this is a fossil specimen showcasing some form of plant material

Light entering the mineral reflects off these inclusions

Stone: Carnelian

Obsidian Square nutrient-rich waters to house manySize: 2. 0 in. Weight: 1. 2 oz Chemical Formula: SiO (Amorphous Volcanic Glass) Commonly found in Italy, Scotland, Mexico, Argentina, Greece, Iceland, Russia, New Zealand, Japan, and The United States. Obsidian is a naturally occurring form of volcanic glass. Obsidian forms as lava cools very rapidly and is not considered a mineral as its lacks any form of crystal structure. It is said that obsidian is actually a mistranslation from Pliny the Elder's