L328 Interi Obsidian is a naturally occurring

Obsidian is a naturally occurring volcanic glass formed when lava extruded from a volcano cools rapidly with minimal crystal growth

The 18th-century mecca vase is originally from a church in Liguria

Framed 'Panacea Prola' butterfly with polished red and white coral

17th century Italian silver leaf distressed angel wing with coordinating layers of mica layers creating a 3D effect of the angel wing

L328 Interi Obsidian is a naturally occurring18th century Italian mecca candlestick with a red phantom crystal quartz point encased in Italian antique metal petal drip pan tray. The candlestick is decorated with chalcedony rosettes which are crystallized flower formations that are formed under the earth. The candlestick sits on a matrix encrusted with chalcedony rosettes on a coordinating distressed black marble base. The candlestick is originally from a church in Coreglia Ligure. Size: 13" high