A weighty hand knapped gold sheen obsidian arrowhead, set in recycled sterling silver and hung on an adjustable chocolate brown cotton cord. Bold and striking, it flashes with a golden sheen as it catches the light.
Arrowheads are some of the oldest tools people ever made. From the Palaeolithic onwards, early humans shaped stone into blades and points for hunting and survival, and obsidian, with its glassy edge, sharper than a razor, was one of their favourite materials. These pieces are still knapped by hand in that same ancient way.
Worn today, the arrowhead becomes a talisman of protection, direction and strength: a wearable fragment of ancient history that connects you to the earth, to your ancestors and to your oldest instincts.
Gold sheen obsidian carries a warm golden shimmer that drifts across its black surface as it catches the light, created by tiny inclusions trapped as the lava cooled.
Obsidian is volcanic glass, formed when lava cools too quickly to crystallise. Its deep, glossy black has made it a stone of protection for thousands of years, shaped into tools, mirrors and amulets by ancient cultures around the world.
It is a wonderfully grounding stone, associated with shielding against negativity, steadying the mind and bringing hidden thoughts and patterns to the surface. That makes it a lovely companion when you want to look inwards or make a fresh start, helping you feel anchored, calm and strong in yourself.
Each piece is cleansed before packaging, and made with the best intentions to promote its specific energy and healing properties.