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    Crossing

    Transformation Crossing Labradorite Black Obsidian Ring

    $99.00
    Transformation Labradorite and black obsidian Daily ritual
    Choose your Metal finish

    Metal finish: White Rhodium Plated

    Choose your SizeSize guide

    Size: 5

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    Quality & details
    An organic-band ring with three raw labradorites and two raw black obsidians, about 5.90 carats in total, in white rhodium or 18kt yellow gold plating, sizes 5 to 10.
    Shipping & returns

    Orders normally ship within 0–3 business days. U.S. shipping is free, tracking is sent by email, and the estimated U.S. delivery time is 7–10 business days after dispatch. Eligible returns can be requested within 45 days of receipt; conditions and exclusions apply. International duties, when charged, are the customer's responsibility.

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    Modern Energy Lab · Material files

    Materials in this piece

    Natural stones

    Labradorite

    Labradorite
    • Changing reflections
    • Stone variation
    • Personal meaning

    Representative material visualization · Appearance may vary

    Labradorite adds a darker contrast to jewelry, with reflections that can change as the stone and light move. Color and the visibility of that effect vary; each product supplies its own shape and setting details.

    In this piece: three raw, untreated labradorites set in the organic band. Each one is unique.

    Will the reflections always look blue?

    No. The visible reflection depends on the individual stone, lighting and viewing angle. A reference image does not guarantee a specific color or intensity in every piece.

    What does labradorite symbolize?

    In crystal traditions labradorite is associated with change and personal reflection. Such meanings are symbolic, not evidence of medical effects, protection or guaranteed results.

    How should I care for it?

    Protect the finished piece from hard impacts, heat, abrasive cleaners and chemicals. Follow its product care instructions, particularly when it also includes pearls or a plated metal finish.

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    Natural stones

    Black Obsidian

    Black Obsidian
    • Black Obsidian texture
    • Black Obsidian tone
    • Personal meaning

    Representative material visualization · Appearance may vary

    Black Obsidian is a natural material selected for its slate visual character. Surface, color and pattern can vary with the cut, finish and individual piece; the product photographs and measurements describe the item you will receive.

    In this piece: two raw, untreated black obsidians set in the organic band.

    What does black obsidian symbolize?

    In crystal and jewelry traditions, black obsidian is associated with reflection, intention and personal style. These meanings are cultural and personal; they are not medical benefits or promises.

    Will every black obsidian piece look the same?

    No. Variation can come from the material, cut, finish and lighting. Use the individual product photographs and measurements to judge the piece you will receive.

    How should I care for it?

    Keep finished jewelry away from hard impacts, harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Follow the product-specific care instructions, including those for metal finishes and other components.

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    Crafted materials

    Gold-Tone Metal

    Gold-Tone Metal
    • Gold-Tone Metal texture
    • Gold-Tone Metal tone
    • Personal meaning

    Representative material visualization · Appearance may vary

    Gold-Tone Metal is a crafted material selected for its warm visual character. Surface, color and pattern can vary with the cut, finish and individual piece; the product photographs and measurements describe the item you will receive.

    In this piece: a plated organic band in white rhodium or yellow gold finish.

    What does gold-tone metal symbolize?

    In crystal and jewelry traditions, gold-tone metal is associated with reflection, intention and personal style. These meanings are cultural and personal; they are not medical benefits or promises.

    Will every gold-tone metal piece look the same?

    No. Variation can come from the material, cut, finish and lighting. Use the individual product photographs and measurements to judge the piece you will receive.

    How should I care for it?

    Keep finished jewelry away from hard impacts, harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Follow the product-specific care instructions, including those for metal finishes and other components.

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    Crystal meanings are shared as traditional symbolism for personal reflection. They are not medical, financial, or professional advice, and they do not guarantee an outcome.

    A silver-tone five-stone ring is worn on a hand resting on a cafe table beside a ceramic cup and a closed book.
    Crossing organic band with raw labradorite and black obsidian

    Five raw stones in one band

    Three labradorites and two black obsidians on an organic band

    Five raw, untreated stones of about 7 by 5.2 by 3 millimeters on a flowing band.

    Crossing sets five raw, untreated stones along an organic, flowing band. Three are labradorites, with blue, gray, green and teal flash moving across their uneven surfaces, and two are black obsidians with a smooth, dark gloss. Each stone keeps its natural edges, so the band reads as a small, found-looking line of color.

    The stones together carry about 5.90 carats, a size that stands out on the hand without overwhelming the finger. The band flows between the stones rather than sitting flat, so the ring follows the shape of the hand as it moves.

    Crossing is a bold everyday ring. Its mix of bright flash and dark gloss suits denim, knitwear and simple layers, and the natural stones look distinct in every light.

    The central blue labradorite sits between two black obsidian stones in curved silver-tone prongs.
    Crossing ring worn on the hand

    Light and organic

    An organic band that sits comfortably on the finger

    About 3.10 grams of plated metal in an organic band made for daily wear.

    The ring weighs about 3.10 grams, a comfortable weight that feels substantial without being heavy. The organic band curves around the finger, which helps the ring sit steady through the day.

    White rhodium plating keeps the flash cool and bright, while yellow gold plating adds a warm golden tone that brings out the labradorite's shine. Each finish suits a different style of clothing and jewelry.

    The meaning of transformation

    Labradorite is often associated with transformation and imagination, the sense that change can open new ways of seeing. Black obsidian is linked with strength and resilience, so this ring places a shifting flash and a steady, dark gloss side by side. The meaning is yours to choose, and the ring makes no promise of a particular result.

    Some people give a multi-stone ring to a friend who is moving through a period of change. Others wear one as a reminder that steadiness and change can share the same band.

    Choosing your size

    Sizes run from 5 to 10. Measure a ring you already wear that fits well, or wrap a strip of paper around the base of the finger, mark the overlap and compare the length with a size chart.

    Because the band has several raw stones and an organic shape, check that it sits flat and steady when your hand is relaxed. If you are between sizes, choose the one that moves over the knuckle with slight resistance.

    Caring for the raw stones and plating

    Raw labradorite and obsidian can chip under hard knocks, and water, lotion, perfume and chlorine can wear the plating over time. Remove the ring before cleaning, gardening, swimming, exercise and sleep.

    After wear, wipe the ring with a soft dry cloth and store it in a separate pouch. Keeping it apart from harder jewelry protects the raw stones and the plating, so the band keeps its clear finish.

    Find your metal tone

    Two plated finishes with the same organic-band ring. Choose white rhodium for a cool line or yellow gold for warmth.

    White rhodium plated

    Cool white rhodium plating that lets the blue and gray flash of the labradorites stand out beside the dark obsidian.

    A silver-tone ring displays five alternating raw labradorite and black obsidian stones on a pale gray surface.
    White Rhodium Plated · complete ring
    The central blue labradorite sits between two black obsidian stones in curved silver-tone prongs.
    White Rhodium Plated · central stones and prongs
    The five-stone silver-tone ring rests on a textured pale stone block with its curved band visible behind the gems.
    White Rhodium Plated · ring on pale stone
    A close view shows the curved silver-tone band and upper claws above blue-gray and black raw stones.
    White Rhodium Plated · band and upper settings
    A silver-tone five-stone ring is worn on a hand resting on a cafe table beside a ceramic cup and a closed book.
    White Rhodium Plated · worn beside a cup and book

    Yellow gold plated

    Warm 18kt yellow gold plating that frames the raw stones in a golden tone.

    A yellow gold-tone ring with blue-gray and black raw stones rests centrally on a pale gray background.
    18kt Yellow Gold Plated · complete ring
    Yellow gold-tone claws frame the blue surface of a raw labradorite and the dark stones beside it.
    18kt Yellow Gold Plated · raw stone detail
    A yellow gold-tone band curves behind alternating gray-blue labradorite and black obsidian on a light stone surface.
    18kt Yellow Gold Plated · ring on textured stone
    A yellow gold-tone ring with blue-gray and black raw stones is worn on a hand resting on a wooden garden table beside white flowers.
    18kt Yellow Gold Plated · worn at a garden table

    Size & materials

    Main stones
    Five raw, untreated stones: three labradorites and two black obsidians
    Stone size
    About 7 x 5.2 x 3 mm per stone
    Stone weight
    About 5.90 ct in total
    Band style
    Organic, flowing band
    Metal options
    White rhodium plated; 18kt yellow gold plated
    Metal weight
    About 3.10 g
    Ring sizes
    5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

    Frequently asked questions

    Are the stones natural?

    Yes. Labradorite and black obsidian are natural stones, left raw and untreated. Each labradorite is one of a kind, so expect your own play of blue, gray, green and teal.

    Is the labradorite one of a kind?

    Yes. Every labradorite is unique, so your ring will not be an exact match to the photos.

    What ring sizes are available?

    Sizes 5 through 10 are available. Measure your finger before you order.

    Is this ring in stock now?

    The ring is sold as a standard item. Check the product page for the delivery estimate shown there before you order.

    Are the finishes solid gold?

    No. The gold finish is plating over a metal base, a thin layer rather than solid gold.

    Does the ring promise any effect?

    No. Labradorite is often associated with transformation, and black obsidian with strength. Those meanings are yours to choose, and the ring makes no promise of a particular outcome.

    Can I wear it in the shower or pool?

    Please remove it before swimming, showering or exercise. Water, lotion and chlorine can dull the plating and affect the stones.

    How should I clean it?

    Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh polishes and ultrasonic cleaners, which can loosen the raw stones and damage the plating.

    A silver-tone ring displays five alternating raw labradorite and black obsidian stones on a pale gray surface.

    Material Labradorite and black obsidian Selected option White Rhodium Plated / 5