Black Obsidian Egg 2.5"

The Black Obsidian Egg is a smooth, polished egg carved from genuine black obsidian, about 2.5 inches long. Obsidian is a naturally occurring volcanic glass, and this piece is shaped and polished to a glossy, jet-black finish. Since it is cut from natural material, the exact sheen and weight can vary a little from egg to egg. Quick facts Stone Black obsidian Composition Natural volcanic glass (an amorphous silicate, not a crystalline mineral) Hardness (Mohs) Approximately 5–5.5 Color Glossy jet black Chakra Root Traditionally used for Protection, grounding, and meditation focus Care / Water-safe Generally water-safe for a quick rinse; dry promptly to protect the polish Meaning & history In crystal tradition, black obsidian is a stone of protection and grounding. Many people work with it to feel centered and shielded, to release heavy or stagnant energy, and to connect with the root chakra during meditation and inner work. Its calm, steadying presence makes it a natural companion for protection and grounding and a focused sense of balance and wellness. The egg is a timeless symbol of new beginnings and renewal, and its smooth form makes a lovely focus for meditation or a striking piece of home decor. How to use it Many people hold the egg during quiet meditation, letting its smooth, weighted shape settle in the palm as a grounding focus point. Others simply display it on a shelf, desk, or altar as a striking piece of natural decor. Because obsidian can have sharp edges if chipped, handle it gently and avoid dropping it on hard surfaces. Looking for a larger piece? Pair it with the Black Obsidian Egg 3-Inch for a matched size-tier display duo. Care & cleansing Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry promptly to keep the polish glossy; avoid ultrasonic cleaners and harsh chemicals. Many people cleanse the stone with sound, moonlight, or a smudging tradition, then set an intention before returning it to meditation or display. Frequently asked questions What is a black obsidian egg used for? It's traditionally used as a grounding, protective focus stone for meditation, and it also works as a decorative display piece. This is a decorative/symbolic item, not a health product or medical device. Is black obsidian water-safe? It's generally fine for a quick rinse. Dry it promptly afterward to protect the polished finish. Can I carry it daily? It's more commonly used as a meditation or display piece rather than jewelry, but it's sturdy enough to carry in a pocket or pouch with reasonable care. How do I cleanse and charge it? Many people cleanse it with sound, moonlight, or a smudging tradition, then set a clear intention before their next session. How can I tell it's real obsidian? Genuine obsidian has a glassy, almost liquid-looking shine and a very smooth, cool surface, since it is natural volcanic glass rather than a crystalline stone. What pairs well with a black obsidian egg? Many people pair it with other grounding stones from our protection and grounding collection.