Black Obsidian Egg 3"

Black obsidian is a natural volcanic glass, traditionally associated with protection and grounding. This egg is cut and polished to about 3 inches, with a smooth, glossy black surface that fits comfortably in the hand — a substantial piece for meditation, display, or a quiet moment of focus. Quick facts Stone Black obsidian Composition Volcanic glass, silica-rich Hardness Mohs ~5–5.5 Color Black Chakra Root Traditionally used for Protection, grounding Care/Water-safe Safe for brief contact; avoid harsh chemicals; obsidian can have sharp edges Meaning & history Black obsidian is a longtime member of the protection and grounding family, linked to the root chakra and a sense of shielding from negativity. The egg form has its own tradition in crystal carving, often read as a symbol of new beginnings and potential, and its smooth curve makes it a natural shape to hold during a quiet meditation. How to use it Hold the egg in your palm during meditation, set it on a small stand (sold separately) as a display piece, or place it on an altar alongside other grounding stones. It pairs well with our Black Obsidian Sphere for a matched display, or browse the wider crystals and balance and wellness collections for more options. Care & cleansing A brief rinse is fine, but skip long soaks and harsh chemicals, and dry it promptly with a soft cloth. It's solid stone but still glass at its core, so keep it away from hard knocks and store it somewhere it won't be dropped or bumped against other stones. Frequently asked questions What is a black obsidian egg used for? This is a decorative and symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. In crystal tradition, black obsidian is associated with protection and grounding, and the egg form is often chosen for meditation, display, or as a hand-held focus piece. What size is the egg? This egg measures about 3 inches, a substantial handheld or display size that also stands well on its own with a small stand (sold separately). Is it made from real obsidian? Yes. Each egg is cut and polished from natural black obsidian, a volcanic glass, so sheen and exact size vary slightly piece to piece. Why is it shaped like an egg? The egg form has a long tradition in crystal carving, often associated with new beginnings and potential, and it also happens to sit comfortably in the hand for meditation. Can it get wet? A brief rinse is fine, but avoid long soaks and harsh chemicals, and dry it promptly, since obsidian is glass and can be sensitive to sudden temperature changes. Is the egg fragile? It's solid stone but still glass at its core, so it can chip or crack if dropped onto a hard surface or knocked against other stones.