Description

In medieval Eastern European coven legends, obsidian is the “windowpane of the underworld.”

A witch who could converse with lost souls once wove a bracelet from her hair mixed with netherworld spirit threads, inlaid with obsidian split by lightning: 7 soul-calming incantations are locked in the knots, and the stone’s core holds the remnants of lonely spirits.

It’s said that those who wear this bracelet may hear faint whispers from the stone at midnight—these are the spirits’ thanks.

The witch’s pact reads: “Take darkness as a nest, weaving as a cage, and guide the wandering to the shore of stardust.” The bracelet’s cold glow will flare bright when evil approaches: an echo of the witch’s spiritual power.