Fish Pendant in 950 Silver with Rainbow Obsidian | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Fish Pendant with Rainbow Obsidian: This Rocas & Cristales pendant is rendered in 950 silver around a polished 16 mm circular cabochon rainbow obsidian, prong-set within a hand-carved silver silhouette that reads as a fish. It belongs to our permanent line of author jewelry, where every piece is numbered and documented as part of an exclusive collection made for those who value fine Argentine craftsmanship.

Aesthetic Details — Fish Pendant with Rainbow Obsidian: The carved silhouette surrounding the stone brings a figurative signature that is uncommon within the collection, while the violet and green iridescence of the obsidian seems to echo the shifting shimmer of scales catching the light. Worn on a fine chain for daily wear or a bolder one for greater presence, it moves easily between registers thanks to the versatility of 950 silver and the singularity of rainbow obsidian. Every Rocas & Cristales piece is hand-forged by artisans in Córdoba, ensuring no two examples are ever quite alike.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Fish Pendant with Rainbow Obsidian: Every Rocas & Cristales pendant is hand-forged in our Córdoba, Argentina atelier, passing from raw metal to finished form in the care of the same artisans throughout. Each piece carries our full quality guarantee, and we ship complimentary, worldwide, so it can find its way to you wherever you call home.

Natural Stone Properties — Fish Pendant with Rainbow Obsidian: Formed by the rapid cooling of volcanic lava, obsidian is technically a natural glass rather than a mineral proper. Its rainbow variety owes its violet and green play of color to microscopic inclusions revealed as the stone is polished. Sourced from Mexico and linked to the root chakra, this natural stone is traditionally said to help release emotional attachments to the past and offer energetic protection. It resonates with Sagittarius and Scorpio, signs said to find in it a mirror for transformation. Long before it reached jewelry benches, obsidian was prized across early civilizations for its glass-like edge, worked into blades and ornaments by artisans who valued both its beauty and its utility.