Tiger Eye, Obsidian, Snowflake Obsidian Crystal Obelisks 5cm

• The pointed shape draws the eye upward, giving a quiet corner a little structure and focus.
• Tiger eye shows warm brown and golden bands, with a natural shimmer that shifts as you turn it.
• Obsidian has a deep, glossy darkness, suited to simple shelves, desks and monochrome spaces.
• Snowflake obsidian adds pale flecks across the dark stone, like a fine scatter of ash or stars.
• The polished finish makes each piece tactile, smooth enough to hold during a pause or place beside a journal.

These obelisk points are made from gemstone and finished with a smooth polish. The straight sides and pointed top give the stones a clean architectural feel, while the natural markings keep each one individual.

Because tiger eye, obsidian and snowflake obsidian all vary by nature, no two pieces will show exactly the same bands, flecks or depth of tone.

Place it where you will notice it often: beside a candle, on a work desk, near a bedside book or among other stones. Wipe with a soft dry cloth to keep the polish clear, and avoid harsh cleaners or abrasive surfaces that could dull the finish.

In modern crystal practice, tiger eye is traditionally associated with focus, confidence and steady intention, its banded golden surface often linked with clarity of attention. Obsidian, a naturally dark volcanic glass, is commonly associated with grounding and protection in symbolic use. Snowflake obsidian carries a gentler visual contrast, and is often connected with balance because of its pale markings against the black stone. These meanings sit alongside the physical beauty of the pieces, making them small contemplative objects as well as decorative accents.

• Height: 5 cm.
• Weight: 25 g.
• Material: gemstone.
• Stones shown: tiger eye, obsidian and snowflake obsidian.
• Origin: India.
• Finish: polished.

This suits someone who likes crystals, natural pattern, or calm details around a workspace. It is easy to place, quietly symbolic, and personal enough for a birthday, a new desk, or a thoughtful housewarming gesture.