Harlequin obsidian

Harlequin obsidian is a glassy volcanic rock formed by the rapid cooling of lava without crystallization. This variety contains crystalline inclusions, typically small white feldspar crystals, which give it its mottled appearance and reinforce its connection to the name "harlequin." Found mainly in volcanic regions, this obsidian is prized for its unique appearance and deep shades of black and green. Historically, cultures have used obsidian for making sharp tools and ornaments.

Item sold individually and measures approximately 2 cm.