Rainbow Obsidian

In an ancient tribe, there was a legend passed down through generations: whenever someone experienced deep sorrow or lost their way, the chieftain would gift them a talisman made of rainbow obsidian. It was said that this stone came from the altar of the volcano god and could only be formed at the rare moment when light pierced the earth and met molten rock, creating shimmering bands of color within the stone. The tribespeople believed that rainbow obsidian could absorb the wearer’s sorrow and quietly release it to the stars at night, cleansing the spirit in silence. This bracelet holds not just the wonder of nature, but the healing and rebirth carried through time. Wearing it is like receiving a blessing from the ancient world—a reminder to find direction and strength even in moments of darkness. It is both a guardian stone and a beacon for the soul.