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Faceted Obsidian

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Faceted Obsidian For Sale

Acquiring Faceted Obsidian requires a discerning eye. Commence by confirming authenticity, as obsidian is often treated and imitated. Examine the gem's color and translucency; genuine obsidian typically displays a deep, opaque black with minimal impurities. Assess the quality of faceting, focusing on precision, symmetry, and the quality of polish for a brilliant finish. Investigate the source, as specific regions may yield unique obsidian types such as Rainbow or Apache Tears. Be cautious of enhancements; natural obsidian's allure lies in its unaltered beauty. By adhering to these guidelines, you can confidently invest in genuine and finely crafted Faceted Obsidian, celebrated for its unique, lustrous beauty and geological significance.