Peanut Obsidian

Name: Peanut Obsidian
Brand: Flames of the Forest
SKU: W4393
Price: 6300.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Rs. 6,300.00

W4393

Elements: Fire

Fire

Product variants

Carnelian, Black Rutile and Peanut Obsidian set in Sterling Silver 92.5%
- Nickel Free
- Dangling Stud Earrings with Omega Lock
- Length : 4.2 cms x Width : 1.6 cms

Patterns on the stone are natural and will vary

Product information

We offer free shipping for all domestic orders above INR 3,000.
We will get your order to you as soon as possible. We take extra safety precautions with packaging and delivery. Our goal is to ensure your order reaches you within 5-7 business days.
In case you do not receive your order within the specified period, please contact us. Send us information on the delivery date notification that you received from Flames of the Forest. We can then track the package and update you.

Keep Dry

Don’t spray perfume

Erase polish silver

Store in ziplock

Black Rutile

Black Rutile: Known for its striking appearance with black needle-like rutile inclusions, resembling black threads in a transparent quartz.

Benefits: enhances spiritual growth and protects from negative energies, promotes emotional balance and stability.

Found: in Brazil, Madagascar, Australia, the United States and Switzerland.

Carnelian

Carnelian: a captivating gemstone with a storied past dating back to ancient times, for its significance in religious ceremonies and as a symbol of protection. It comes in hues ranging from pale orange to red to reddish brown.

Benefits: known as the stone of motivation. It also enhances endurance, leadership and courage.

Found: India, Brazil, Australia, Russia, Indonesia, Madagascar, South Africa, Uruguay and the United States

Peanut Obsidian

Peanut Obsidian: is a naturally occurring volcanic glass. It has a dark, smoky surface with small gas bubbles trapped inside creating radiating red-orange patterns.

Benefits: promotes positivity, inner peace, taps into your artistic and imaginative capabilities.

Found: in Peru, the US, Mexico and Italy.