Protection ♥ Grounding ♥ Inner Strength
A little kitty with protective energy and a whole lot of personality! 🖤
Our Black Obsidian Gemstone Kitty Keychain & Bag Charm combines an adorable carved kitty design with the grounding and protective symbolism traditionally associated with Black Obsidian.
Black Obsidian is often considered a stone of protection, strength, and emotional grounding. It's a meaningful reminder to protect your peace, trust your instincts, and stay grounded through life's ups and downs.
Featuring a dark, carved kitty charm with a sweet little bow, this accessory adds a touch of crystal-inspired charm to your keys, handbag, purse, or backpack.
Product Details:
Carved Black Obsidian kitty charm
Silver-tone keyring, chain, and lobster clasp
Doubles as a keychain or bag charm
Dark stone appearance with natural variations
Cute and meaningful everyday accessory
Little kitty. Strong boundaries. Protected energy! 🖤
Available at Brassy Lassy Inc., your crystal and meaningful gift shop in St. John's, Newfoundland.
Protection ♥ Grounding ♥ Inner Strength
A little kitty with protective energy and a whole lot of personality! 🖤
Our Black Obsidian Gemstone Kitty Keychain & Bag Charm combines an adorable carved kitty design with the grounding and protective symbolism traditionally associated with Black Obsidian.
Black Obsidian is often considered a stone of protection, strength, and emotional grounding. It's a meaningful reminder to protect your peace, trust your instincts, and stay grounded through life's ups and downs.
Featuring a dark, carved kitty charm with a sweet little bow, this accessory adds a touch of crystal-inspired charm to your keys, handbag, purse, or backpack.
Product Details:
Carved Black Obsidian kitty charm
Silver-tone keyring, chain, and lobster clasp
Doubles as a keychain or bag charm
Dark stone appearance with natural variations
Cute and meaningful everyday accessory
Little kitty. Strong boundaries. Protected energy! 🖤
Available at Brassy Lassy Inc., your crystal and meaningful gift shop in St. John's, Newfoundland.
