Snowflake Obsidian Stretch Bracelet

Snowflake obsidian. Volcanic glass, genuinely flecked.

Stretch cord. The slip-on everyday fit.

Second lot. Its own bead character, honestly noted.

• Material: polished snowflake obsidian beads on stretch cord
• The white "snowflakes" are genuine cristobalite crystals in the volcanic glass; every bead's pattern is its own
• This is a second stocked lot of the snowflake obsidian bracelet; the 8mm edition is its sibling, and patterns vary honestly between lots
• Wipe with a soft cloth; remove for swimming to protect the cord
• SKU: JBTSFO

Snowflake obsidian tells its geology honestly: volcanic glass, lava cooled too quickly for crystals, later flecked from within by cristobalite, the white silica that blooms in starbursts the trade calls snowflakes, mineralogy rather than dye. The crystal tradition files the stone under grounding, protection, and balance, the gentle member of obsidian's boundary family, darkness carrying its own light. We stock this bracelet in two lots rather than pretending they are one, and this listing is the second: same stone, same honest snowflakes, its own bead character. The beads balance no one on their own, as we say plainly across the wrist shelf; they wear the flecked glass's plain lesson, and the steadiness stays the wearer's.

1. Slip it on; stretch cord makes the habit easy.
2. Remove for swimming to spare the cord.
3. Cleanse by smoke or moonlight in the keeping custom.

• Snowflake Obsidian Bracelet, 8mm: the sibling lot.
• Snake Copper Bracelet: the renewal cuff beside the balance black.
• Selenite Quartz Tassel Bracelet: the bright wrist for the dark one.

How does this differ from the 8mm listing?

Same stone, different stocked lot: we list them separately rather than pretending two lots are one, and bead character varies honestly between them.

Are the snowflakes natural?

Yes: cristobalite crystals formed in the volcanic glass, every pattern the bead's own.

What is snowflake obsidian associated with?

Grounding, protection, and balance: the gentle member of obsidian's boundary family.