Snowflake Obsidian Tumbled Stones Extra Large 18 Pieces

Dark, glossy and quietly patterned, these snowflake obsidian tumbled stones bring a striking contrast to a small bowl, shelf or crystal collection. The polished surface softens the volcanic character of the stone, while pale, snow-like markings give each piece its own still, wintery look.

Black glass with soft grey-white markings

• The surface has the smooth, rounded feel of a tumbled stone, made for turning slowly in the hand.
• Deep black areas sit beside pale speckling, so the pattern feels calm rather than busy.
• Each stone will vary naturally in shape, markings and balance of light to dark.
• The extra large format gives the stones a more substantial presence than smaller tumble sets.
• They suit simple display: gathered in a dish, placed with other minerals, or kept as a tactile object on a desk.

The character of snowflake obsidian

Snowflake obsidian is a form of obsidian, a naturally occurring volcanic glass. Its pale, snowflake-like patterning comes from mineral growth within the dark glassy stone, creating the contrast that gives it its name. In crystal traditions, snowflake obsidian is often associated with steadiness, reflection and seeing patterns clearly, so it is commonly chosen as a contemplative stone rather than a decorative piece alone.

Keeping the polish clear

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth when needed. Obsidian can chip or scratch if knocked against harder materials, so store the stones separately from sharp-edged crystals or metal objects.

Set details

This set contains 18 extra large tumbled stones made from snowflake obsidian. Origin: USA. Natural variation is expected, so the stones will not be identical in pattern, shape or tone.

A thoughtful mineral gift

A good choice for someone who enjoys crystals, monochrome décor or tactile desk objects. The contrast of black stone and pale markings gives the set a quiet, graphic beauty without needing much explanation.

Common questions

Will every stone have the same snowflake pattern?
No. Snowflake obsidian varies naturally, so some pieces may show more pale marking while others appear darker and simpler.

Are these stones polished?
Yes. They are tumbled stones, so the surface is smooth and rounded rather than rough or raw.