A substantial mahogany obsidian cabochon held in an intricate copper frame, with tightly woven spirals curling around the stone and a pale accent above it.
People have often seen the suggestion of an owl in this piece — not intentionally designed, but emerging from the symmetry of the wirework and the dark stone beneath it. That accidental watchfulness suits mahogany obsidian well: a volcanic glass traditionally associated with grounding, strength, protection, and steadiness.
