Black Obsidian w/ Gold Moons - Polished Points - 3.5 inch - 103g Bags Recent X-ray diffraction studies suggest GEM-T-BLX

Name: Black Obsidian w/ Gold Moons - Polished Points - 3.5 inch - 103g Bags Recent X-ray diffraction studies suggest GEM-T-BLX
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$Black Obsidian w/ Gold Moons - Polished Points - 3.5 inch - 103g Bags Recent X-ray diffraction studies suggest GEM-T-BLX$

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Black Obsidian w Gold Moons Polished Points 3.5 inch 103g Bags Recent X ray diffraction studies suggest GEM T BLX Recent X ray diffraction studies suggest that the color is due to thin microscopic fibers of possibly dumortierite within the massive quartz and assists in balancing the yin and yang (male and female) energies Black Obsidian is considered a powerful protection stone Often used to help with grounding

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