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    Pillar

    Strength Pillar Black Obsidian Black Spinel Ring

    $69.00
    Strength Black obsidian Daily ritual
    Choose your Metal finish

    Metal finish: 925 Sterling Silver

    Choose your SizeSize guide

    Size: 5

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    Quality & details
    A pear-shaped brilliant black obsidian of about 12 by 7 millimeters and a round black spinel, in 925 sterling silver or 18kt rose gold vermeil, sizes 5 and 6.
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    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

    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: a pear-shaped brilliant black obsidian, about 12 by 7 millimeters, as the main stone.

    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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    Natural stones

    Black Spinel

    Black Spinel
    • Dark luster
    • Faceted contrast
    • Personal meaning

    Representative material visualization · Appearance may vary

    Black spinel brings a deep, reflective tone to jewelry. Its surface can read glossy or graphite as the light moves across the cut and setting.

    In this piece: a round brilliant black spinel set beside the obsidian.

    What does black spinel look like?

    Black spinel has a dark surface with reflective facets or a smooth polish, depending on the cut.

    What is black spinel traditionally associated with?

    In jewelry traditions, black spinel is associated with focus and considered personal style. These are cultural meanings, not promises.

    How should I care for black spinel jewelry?

    Keep finished jewelry away from hard impacts, harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Wipe it with a soft cloth after wear.

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    Crafted materials

    Sterling Silver

    Sterling Silver
    • 925 silver
    • Silver alloy
    • Gentle care

    Representative material visualization · Appearance may vary

    Sterling silver is a silver alloy used in jewelry. Its bright, cool-toned surface can develop a natural patina with wear and exposure. The visible finish may also be plated, so always check the metal option for the individual piece.

    In this piece: 925 sterling silver, or 18kt gold vermeil over sterling silver, for the ring setting and band.

    Is sterling silver the same as a silver-colored finish?

    No. A silver-colored appearance alone does not establish metal content. Use the product's confirmed material specification; never identify sterling silver from its color or a reference photograph.

    Can sterling silver have a gold-colored finish?

    Yes. A gold layer can be applied over a sterling-silver base. In a vermeil option, the base metal and surface finish should both be stated; it must not be described as solid gold.

    How should I care for the finish?

    Store jewelry dry and separately, avoid cosmetics and household chemicals, and use a soft cloth. Follow the product's own care instructions before using silver cleaner, especially when stones, thread or gold plating are present.

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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 ring with a black pear-shaped stone is worn on a hand resting beside a ceramic cup on a wooden cafe table.
    Pillar black obsidian and black spinel ring

    Dark and upright

    A pear-cut black obsidian with a black spinel companion

    A pear-shaped brilliant black obsidian of about 12 by 7 millimeters, set beside a round black spinel.

    Pillar holds a pear-shaped brilliant black obsidian of about 12 by 7 millimeters at the front of the ring. The obsidian is a volcanic glass with a glossy, dark face, and the pear's point rises along the finger like a clean upright line.

    A round brilliant black spinel sits beside the obsidian. Black spinel has a deep, even tone that complements the glassy surface of the obsidian, and the brilliant cut adds small, steady flashes as the hand moves. The total stone weight is about 3.17 carats.

    Pillar is a bold, simple ring for everyday wear. It looks strong with black knitwear, tailored jackets and dark evening clothes, and it can stand alone or sit in a stack with other rings.

    An angled silver ring reveals the raised black stone, supporting prongs, and curved band.
    Pillar ring worn on the hand

    Solid and steady

    A substantial ring that holds its shape on the finger

    About 2.90 grams of metal in a setting that holds two dark stones securely.

    The ring weighs about 2.90 grams, a solid weight that feels steady on the finger. The setting keeps the pear-shaped obsidian upright and holds the round spinel firmly beside it, so the stones stay in place through a busy day.

    Sterling silver gives the setting a cool, sharp edge that suits silver jewelry and dark clothing. Rose gold vermeil adds a soft, warm blush that softens the dark stones and looks lovely with earthy tones.

    The meaning of strength

    Black obsidian is often associated with strength, a steady inner resolve that helps a person stay upright through a demanding season. Its dark, smooth face has long been linked with resilience and calm determination, so Pillar suits anyone who values quiet strength over noise. The meaning is yours to choose, and the ring makes no promise of a particular result.

    Some people give a black obsidian ring to a friend who has taken on a hard challenge and kept going. Others wear one as a private reminder to stand firm when the day asks more than they expected.

    Choosing your size

    This ring is made in sizes 5 and 6. 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 pear-shaped stone sits high, check that the ring settles flat when your hand is relaxed. If you are between the two sizes, choose the one that moves over the knuckle with slight resistance.

    Caring for the obsidian and finish

    Black obsidian can chip under hard knocks, and lotion, perfume, heat and chlorine can dull both the stones and the silver or vermeil. 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 obsidian, the spinel and the finish, so the stones keep their smooth, dark gloss.

    Find your metal tone

    Two finishes with the same black obsidian and black spinel ring. Choose sterling silver for a cool, sharp line or rose gold vermeil for a soft blush.

    Sterling silver

    Cool 925 sterling silver that frames the dark obsidian and lets the black spinel sit crisply beside it.

    A polished silver ring with a pear-shaped black stone and two curved rows of small black stones rests on light gray.
    Sterling silver · complete ring
    An angled silver ring reveals the raised black stone, supporting prongs, and curved band.
    Sterling silver · raised setting
    A close view shows the silver prongs and small black stones along the two curved rows across the pear-shaped stone.
    Sterling silver · stone and prong detail
    The black stone facets and silver side prongs are shown closely beside a curved row of round black stones.
    Sterling silver · side setting detail
    A silver ring with a black pear-shaped stone is worn on a hand resting beside a ceramic cup on a wooden cafe table.
    Sterling silver · shown on hand at a cafe

    Rose gold vermeil

    Soft 18kt rose gold vermeil over sterling silver that warms the dark obsidian with a gentle blush.

    A rose gold ring shows a faceted black pear-shaped stone crossed by two narrow stone-set bands.
    Rose gold vermeil · complete ring
    The rose gold ring is viewed from the side with the round band and black stone setting visible.
    Rose gold vermeil · side view
    Small round black stones sit in rose gold settings across the dark faceted center stone.
    Rose gold vermeil · curved stone rows
    A rose gold ring with curved rows of black stones is worn on a freckled hand near green foliage.
    Rose gold vermeil · shown on hand in a garden

    Size & materials

    Main stone
    Pear-shaped brilliant black obsidian, about 12 x 7 mm
    Accent
    Round brilliant black spinel
    Stone weight
    About 3.17 ct in total
    Metal options
    925 sterling silver; 18kt rose gold vermeil
    Metal weight
    About 2.90 g
    Ring sizes
    5, 6
    Included
    One ring in your selected finish and size

    Frequently asked questions

    Is the black obsidian natural?

    Yes. Black obsidian is a natural volcanic glass, and its gloss and tone vary a little from one stone to another.

    Is the black spinel natural?

    Black spinel is a natural gemstone listed in our material library. It has a deep, even dark tone.

    What ring sizes are available?

    Sizes 5 and 6 are available for this ring. 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.

    Is the finish solid gold?

    No. The rose gold option is 18kt rose gold vermeil over sterling silver, a thin gold layer rather than solid gold.

    Does the ring promise any effect?

    No. Black obsidian is often associated with strength, and that meaning is yours to choose. 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 silver and the obsidian's surface.

    How should I clean it?

    Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh polishes and ultrasonic cleaners, which can damage the obsidian and the finish.

    A polished silver ring with a pear-shaped black stone and two curved rows of small black stones rests on light gray.

    Material Black obsidian Selected option 925 Sterling Silver / 5