Multiple Polished Gold Sheen Obsidian Hearts displayed to show various sheen and black in stone
side view of Gold Sheen Obsidian Hearts for thickness reference
Gold Sheen Obsidian Heart in hand for size reference
up close of Gold Sheen Obsidian Heart to view sheen in the light

Gold Sheen Obsidian Hearts - Polished Crystal Heart Stone - By Weight 60-100g

HRTS-S5-B20-01

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Tilt this heart under a lamp and a warm golden shimmer glides across the black glass. Gold sheen obsidian is natural volcanic glass, and each heart is polished to a smooth, glossy finish that feels good in the hand. It measures about 52 by 55 millimeters.

Choose your weight, 60 to 90 grams or 90 to 100 grams, for a pocket heart or a slightly weightier desk piece. It is a thoughtful gift for Valentine's Day, anniversaries and anyone who collects crystal hearts, and it looks striking on an altar, bookshelf or meditation table. Because the sheen shifts with the light, no two hearts look exactly alike.

About Gold Sheen Obsidian

Obsidian forms when lava cools too quickly for crystals to grow, leaving a natural glass that breaks with smooth, curved fractures. The golden sheen comes from light reflecting off tiny inclusions of crystals or gas bubbles aligned inside the glass.

Stone Meaning: Gold sheen obsidian is traditionally associated with self-reflection and grounding.

Weight Options

  • 60-90g
  • 90-100g

Additional Details

  • You receive 1 polished gold sheen obsidian heart.
  • Approximate size: 52mm x 55mm.
  • Stock photo. Sheen strength and shape vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes the gold sheen? Light reflecting from tiny aligned inclusions within the volcanic glass.

Is obsidian a crystal? Obsidian is natural glass rather than a crystal, but it is collected alongside crystals and minerals.

How do I see the sheen best? Turn the heart slowly under a single light source such as a lamp or sunlight.

Disclaimer: Please consult a healthcare professional for any medical advice. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition.