On double checking my source I say this….the Blue Obsidian from the Atlas Mountains in Morocco is REAL ~ it is NOT man made and there is NOT a lot of it in the market (fake stuff floods the market). This started an all out war with various technical people having all sorts to say about it being fake. There was an awful incident recently whereby someone who had purchased some Blue Obsidian from me decided to show it off in a rock hound/technical based crystal group on Facebook in the USA and said how lovely it’s energy was. Blue Obsidian can be held as a tumblestone, used in the shape of a palm or thumbstone, used as a wand in crystal healing work (particularly effective!) and I’ve seen some fantastic crystal skullsthat clearly resonate with a lot of people. It is a lovely, soothing, dreamy, gentle, but effective tool. On a physical level, Blue Obsidian works really well on the circulatory system, with our glands (particularly prostate) and with mental health conditions. It is gentle and supportive rather than blasting us too fast or in a way we may feel we’re not in control. It also aids communication, so we can clear our head, receive intuitive information and then clearly communicate.Blue Obsidian can be used in any spiritual pursuits such as tarot reading, scrying, astral travel, journeying etc. Blue Obsidian has a way of clearing the mind of mental clutter, slowing our thought processes down so we take one thing at a time and do it well (instead of 10 things at once and we’re all over the place!). Its a great stone to work with if you’re beginning to explore your own spiritual ability, or are even developing a long-term gift. Today, some surgeons prefer to use Obsidian scalpel blades as well crafted Obsidian blades have a cutting edge that is many times sharper than the best steel surgical scalpels.īlue Obsidian in particular has a wonderful, dreamy, expansive energy. Obsidian has been used by indigenous cultures as far back as 700,000 BC! However, Obsidian was more valued and widely used during the Stone Age because it could be fractured to create arrowheads and sharp blades. In layman’s terms, Obsidian is a natural form of volcanic glass that is created when lava cools too quickly to form a crystal. Anything higher and you’re being ripped off – merchants know its rare, so they hike the price up, but its really not necessary. A small tumblestone sized piece should cost approx £6.
There have recently been finds in both Greece and the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.Īlthough natural Blue Obsidian is more expensive than man made, it is still not that expensive. However…….despite a lot of Blue Obsidian being man made, there is natural Blue Obsidian available. We’re drawn to what we’re drawn to – personally, it should always be about the vibration of a stone, not where it came from or how it was created.After all, how many of us have been drawn to pebbles or bits of glass from a beach that have been tossed around for years in the sea? I rest my case 😉 Man made stones may have a different vibration, but that doesn’t make it them less useful. And it is still created from natural products….after all, glass is made of sand and sand is ground stone, which comes from the earth.
Anything man made does have an energy that is different to the natural stone – but it still has an energy. There has been a lot of controversy around Blue Obsidian, because the majority of it available in today’s market is man made in China.
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