Black obsidian anklet

22,90 

Black Obsidian Anklet, handmade in France from natural stones. The grounding stone worn closest to the ground, light, discreet, worn barefoot or under a trouser hem.

Natural 6mm beads · adjustable elastic cord · 20 to 26 cm.

📏 Not sure of your size? Check the size guide

Description

The black obsidian anklet, the grounding stone worn right where it makes the most sense, closest to the ground. Obsidian, long known for reconnecting you to the earth, takes on its full meaning here on a piece of jewellery worn barefoot. Handcrafted from natural stones, this is the one you wear all summer as a constant reminder to stay grounded, right where you are.

Black obsidian is a volcanic stone: lava cooled so quickly it never had time to crystallise, giving this dense, natural black glass. In crystal healing, it’s associated with the root chakra, the chakra of grounding and stability, and that’s exactly what makes the anklet special: worn at the level of the foot, it no longer just symbolises grounding, it accompanies it physically, literally where the body touches the ground.

This wasn’t a format I made from the start, an anklet called for a longer cord, a different elasticity, a bead count reworked so it wouldn’t slip off or pinch. The result is a light piece you forget you’re wearing all day, barefoot in summer or discreetly under a trouser hem any time of year.

In crystal healing, black obsidian is said to absorb tension and shield against whatever throws you off balance. Worn at the ankle rather than the wrist, some credit it with a more direct effect on grounding and bodily presence, useful in meditation and yoga practices, or simply during periods when you feel too “in your head.”

To go further, discover my complete guide to obsidian, the protection and grounding guide, or obsidian, meditation and the root chakra.

  • 100% natural black obsidian, the grounding and protection stone
  • Handmade in my workshop in France, one of a kind
  • 6mm beads on adjustable elastic cord, worn without a clasp
  • Light and discreet, worn barefoot or under a trouser hem

The piece from every angle

Black obsidian anklet worn barefootClose-up of the beads of the black obsidian ankletDetail of the black obsidian anklet

Specifications

Stone
Black obsidian
Colour
Deep black, polished finish
Number of beads
34 to 38 natural beads, depending on size
Bead size
6 mm
Diameter
20 to 26 cm (depending on your size)
Stringing
Nylon elastic cord
Gender
Women and men
Brand
Bijoux Obsidienne

Camille, founder of Bijoux Obsidienne, crafting a black obsidian anklet in her workshop in France

Handcrafted by Camille

Every bracelet is assembled by hand in my workshop, in France. The anklet format calls for different calibration than a wrist piece: more beads, a more generous stretch to get over the heel, but enough snugness that it won’t slip while walking. I adjusted this stringing several times before I was happy with the result.

This is one of the pieces I most enjoy making in summer, when my customers start asking for “something for bare feet.” The idea that grounding can be worn literally closest to the ground has always felt right to me, almost obvious, once you think about it. Discover the story of the workshop.

“Grounding isn’t just a figure of speech. Wearing it at the ankle brings it closer to the ground, for real.”, Camille

Care: a soft cloth is all it takes; avoid salt, knocks, sand and prolonged water, take it off before swimming, showering or exercising. To find your size, check the size guide, and all my care tips are in the cleaning guide.

Here are the correspondences linked to black obsidian in crystal healing — they come from traditions and beliefs, and should be taken as such.

Root Chakra

Muladhara — the grounding chakra, located at the base of the spine.

Wearing obsidian at the ankle is, by tradition, a way to reinforce that connection to the earth right where the body touches it.

Grounding

Being present in your body — in crystal healing, grounding refers to the ability to stay connected to the present moment rather than lost in thought.

Black obsidian is one of the stones most associated with this practice.

Earth & Roots

The Earth element — stable, dense, reassuring.

Obsidian, born directly from volcanic ground, is traditionally linked to this element — in the literal sense as much as the figurative one.

Walking & Meditation

In some walking meditation or yoga practices, a grounding stone is deliberately worn at the feet rather than the wrist or neck, to bring awareness back to contact with the ground with every step.

A reminder: these correspondences belong to crystal healing, a wellness approach based on traditions and beliefs. They are not medical claims and never replace the advice of a healthcare professional.

Careful delivery & easy returns

Every piece is made by hand, then carefully posted within [2-4 business days] in protective packaging.

  • Free delivery Australia-wide over AU$79
  • 14 days to change your mind, my own promise, on top of your rights under the Australian Consumer Law
  • Tracking number sent as soon as it's posted

Orders are made and posted from France: allow 10 to 16 business days in transit to metro Australia, 12 to 20 to regional and remote addresses. Nothing extra to pay on delivery. All the details, timeframes, destinations, exchanges, refunds, are on the Delivery & returns page.

Caring for your obsidian

To keep your piece looking its best, a soft cloth is usually all you need. Avoid salt, harsh products and knocks, and take it off before the shower, the beach, the pool or the gym.

In crystal healing, many people also like to cleanse and charge their stone from time to time, with smoke, under moonlight, or on a quartz cluster.

Handmade jewellery, made in France

Every piece is handcrafted in my studio from natural stones chosen one by one. No mass production: small batches, and plenty of one-of-a-kind pieces.

  • Handmade in France, posted to Australia
  • Natural stones, carefully selected
  • Minimal packaging, pared back to the essentials

Want to know more about how I work? Discover the studio and my story.