“Mahogany” Mahogany Obsidian – Choice of Obelisk Tip - Natural Stone

“Mahogany” Mahogany Obsidian – Choice of Obelisk Tip - Natural Stone

Stone No. 4 = 69 g
8,00
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“Mahogany” Mahogany Obsidian – Choice of Obelisk Tip - Natural Stone

“Mahogany” Mahogany Obsidian – Choice of Obelisk Tip - Natural Stone

8,00
Sale price  8,00 Regular price 
Choice of stone

Mahogany obsidian, also known as “Mahogany” or red obsidian, carved into an obelisk tower. Four pieces are available to complete your mineral collection or add a mineral touch to your decor.

Characteristics

  • Stone: mahogany obsidian
  • Other names: Mahogany, red obsidian
  • Shape: obelisk tower
  • Stone #1: 103 g · height 93 mm
  • Stone #2: 97 g · height 93 mm
  • Stone #3: 87 g · height 91 mm
  • Stone #4: 69 g · height 91 mm

How to choose your point?

Select the desired number from the Stone selection menu. The weight indicated for each option allows you to identify the piece corresponding to your selection.

Pieces #1 and #2 measure 93 mm in height, while #3 and #4 measure 91 mm. Their different weights allow you to compare these four similar sizes.

A piece for your home

On a shelf, a desk, or among your favorite stones, this point finds its place alone or as part of a collection. Choose the piece that appeals to you, for its proportions or for the personal meaning you wish to give it.

Symbolism of mahogany obsidian

In lithotherapy traditions, mahogany obsidian is associated with grounding, inner strength, and symbolic protection. It evokes the desire to remain present and move steadily toward what matters to you.

It can represent a personal intention: taking the time to define your priorities, asserting your choices, or returning to basics. During meditation, it can serve as a focus for contemplation, without any expectation of a guaranteed effect on emotions or clarity of mind.

These associations are based on beliefs and traditions. No therapeutic effect has been scientifically proven; stones are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.

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