Unique JUMBO Yellow Obsidian Crystal Manmade Gemstone Tower - Lugh
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Yellow Obsidian is a manmade stone associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra, Third Eye Chakra, and Crown Chakra. It is known as a gem for dissolving negative energy, preventing malicious intentions and thoughts from taking root. The meaning of Yellow Obsidian is open mindedness and a greater awareness of sources of joy. This makes it a wonderful stone for meditation on gratitude, mindfulness, and optimism.
You will receive the Yellow Obsidian tower photographed, measuring approximately 6.75 inches in height, 2 inches thick at the base, and weighing almost 1 and a half pounds!
This tower is made of Yellow Obsidian, a manmade stone that has been accepted into the crystal community for spiritual purposes.
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