Rainbow Obsidian does not fall into the category of crystals, as its molecular structure is amorphous. Its formation results from volcanic eruptions, classifying it as volcanic glass. This gem carries a powerful energy, intrinsically linked to the Earth's core. Due to its structure, obsidian is often subject to counterfeiting, given the ease of replication. It is commonly found in various shades of blue and green, but so far, only specimens in dark colors - black, red, gray, with golden or rainbow streaks - have been identified. Thus, products with vibrant colors sold as obsidian are, in fact, common glass without any energetic quality. Rainbow Obsidian is a rare and fascinating variant of obsidian, displaying deep dark tones interspersed with multicolored reflections. Its unique structure creates a connection between the earth and celestial energies. Each fragment captures light in a unique way, creating a spectacle of co...