Black Obsidian Necklace

34,90 

Black Obsidian Necklace, handmade in France from natural stone. The protection and grounding stone worn close to the heart, on a fine stainless steel chain, worn visible or under your clothes.

14mm obsidian pendant · stainless steel chain · adjustable 17¾ to 19¾ in (45 to 50 cm) · unisex, women & men.

📏 Not sure of your size? Check the size guide

Description

The black obsidian necklace, the protection stone worn at the center, not on the wrist where it’s seen, but on the chest, at heart level, often under your clothes. Obsidian is volcanic glass, born from lava that cooled too fast to crystallize. Handcrafted from natural stones, this is the one you wear for yourself, more than to be seen.

A black obsidian necklace isn’t worn like a bracelet. A bracelet is on display, it’s part of your outfit, people notice it when they shake your hand. A necklace, on the other hand, rests in the hollow of the sternum, the exact spot where you physically feel tension, that tight sensation when a day gets heavy. That’s what makes this format different: the stone sits right where the body absorbs it.

Obsidian is a volcanic rock with no crystal structure. The magma cooled so fast that no crystal ever had time to form, the result is a naturally dense black glass, with a smooth fracture and a deep shine. This is the material Mesoamerican civilizations polished into mirrors, and which has since become the most common protection stone in crystal healing.

In crystal healing, black obsidian is associated with the root chakra and grounding. Worn as a necklace rather than a bracelet, tradition credits it with acting closer to the emotional center: shielding against what comes from outside, but also holding steady against what rises from within. Many wear it under a shirt or sweater, without anyone knowing, a piece of jewelry with nothing to prove.

To learn how to wear it day to day, read my article on how to wear a black obsidian necklace. To learn everything about the stone itself, discover my complete guide to obsidian or the protection and grounding guide.

  • 100% natural black obsidian, the protection and grounding stone
  • Handmade in my workshop in France, one of a kind
  • Stainless steel chain, adjustable length from 17¾ to 19¾ in (45 to 50 cm)
  • Unisex and discreet, worn visible or under your clothes

The piece from every angle

Black obsidian necklace worn around the neckClose-up of the natural black obsidian pendantDetail of the chain and clasp of the black obsidian necklace

Specifications

Stone type
Black obsidian
Color
Deep black, polished finish
Pendant
14 mm natural stone
Chain
Stainless steel
Length
17¾ in (45 cm), with a 2 in (5 cm) extension chain
Clasp
Lobster clasp
Gender
Women and men
Brand
Bijoux Obsidienne

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

Handcrafted by Camille

Every necklace is assembled by hand in my workshop, in France. On a necklace, everything hinges on how the pendant is attached: if it’s not positioned right, the stone twists and sits crooked as soon as you move. I adjust each attachment so the pendant always falls flat, front facing out, invisible in a photo, but the difference between a piece you keep on and one you’re readjusting all day.

I wear the bracelet when I want people to see it, and the necklace when I don’t want to show it to anyone. Same meaning, different gesture. The necklace stays under my sweater, against the skin, and that’s what I love about it: it speaks only to the person wearing it. Discover the story of the workshop, or my whole obsidian necklace collection.

“You show the bracelet. You keep the necklace. It’s the same stone, but a completely different relationship to it.”, Camille

Care: a soft cloth is all it takes; avoid salt, knocks, perfume and prolonged water, and take it off before showering or working out. To choose your length, 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.

Volcanic Glass

A rock with no crystals — the magma cooled too fast for any structure to form.

Obsidian is a natural glass, not a crystallized mineral — a geological quirk that tradition turned into a symbolic one.

Close to the Heart

The hollow of the sternum — the spot where tension is physically felt, before you even name it.

Wearing a grounding stone at that height is, by tradition, a way to give it a foothold at the center of the body.

Root Chakra

Muladhara — the chakra of grounding, safety and stability.

Black obsidian is its reference stone: it's said to bring you back to the concrete when everything gets blurry.

The Hidden Amulet

In most traditions, a protective amulet was worn under clothing, against the skin — never for show. A discreet necklace follows that same lineage: it speaks only to the person wearing it.

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.

Carefully shipped & easy returns

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

  • Free shipping over $47
  • [30] days to change your mind
  • Tracking number sent as soon as it ships

Find all the details on our Shipping & 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 showering, swimming or working out.

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

Handmade jewelry, made in France

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

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

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