Small Double-Terminated Wand
Small natural Red Jasper or Obsidian double-terminated wand
- Natural Red Jasper or natural Obsidian variant
- Small double-terminated polished wand
- For collecting, crystal layouts, meditation, display, or symbolic ritual use
- Selected material determines color and traditional symbolism
Product Information
About This Item
This Small Double-Terminated Wand is a polished natural stone wand offered in Red Jasper or Obsidian. The two pointed ends give the compact carving a balanced, directional form suited to collections, crystal layouts, meditation, altar arrangements, or practices associated with the selected stone’s traditional symbolism.
Stone & Material Profiles
- Primary stone or material
- Red Jasper — Opaque Silica-Rich Rock Material
- Additional stones or materials
- Black Obsidian — Silicic Volcanic Glass
- Mineral species
- Not a single mineral species; silica-rich rock commonly composed largely of microcrystalline quartz or chalcedony
- Variety or trade name
- Red Jasper
- Chemical formula
- Primarily SiO₂ with variable iron oxides and other inclusions
- Mohs hardness
- Approximately 6.5–7, composition dependent
- Typical colors
- Brick red, Deep red, Reddish brown, Red with dark or pale patterning
- Mineral class
- Siliceous rock / jasper
- Crystal system
- Microcrystalline quartz component is trigonal
Additional profile identities
- Black Obsidian — Silicic Volcanic Glass — Not a mineral species; silicic volcanic glass
The detailed mineral facts above describe the primary profile. Additional profiles are listed separately so mixed-stone products do not merge different mineral identities into one record.
Primary Stone Correspondences
- Traditional themes
- Grounding symbolism, Endurance, Courage symbolism, Steady action, Vitality imagery
- Primary element
- Earth
- Additional elements
- Fire
- Planets
- Mars
- Chakras
- Root
Traditional ritual applications
About traditional correspondences: Metaphysical, astrological, elemental, chakra, and ritual associations vary among traditions and practitioners. They are presented for cultural, symbolic, and spiritual reference and are not scientific or medical claims.

