Velvet Obsidian Rough Chunk! Mexican Fluorite due to hardness differences and

due to hardness differences and potential naturally occuring fractures

This is cut showing a pretty neat scene of Light vs Darkness

I am honestly unsure of what its composition is

its easy to know why it was considered a fine jasper

but it looks like material I've seen from Texas and Northern Mexico

Velvet Obsidian Rough Chunk! Mexican Fluorite due to hardness differences andMexican Velvet Obsidian is one of my personal favorites in the Obsidian World! Velvet Obsidian has a nice velvety display of flashes of color, often green, gold, and purple. It makes some amazing cabs, and can be loads of fun to cut and work with! This material use to be shipped in by the dump truck, however, that was around the 1960s and modernly the mine is same as tapped out, and very little of it makes its way around. The majority that does is old