Black Wolf Mine Obsidian Laser Wands/Angular Apache Tears, Nevada, USA

Obsidian is a form of natural silicated glass, and as such is an amorphous solid; which means that it has no crystalline lattice or crystalline structure, thus it is always in motion, a true shape shifter. A clear example of this is the very old panes of glass in homes over 50 years old, one can see clearly the glass panes pooling at the bottom of the window; the flow downward is gravities steady pull on the glass pane, and since glass has no crystal structure it follows gravities pull.

A noted feature about Apache tears which are natural silica glass shot out of a volcano during it pre-eruption cycle, is that they DO NOT form 90 degree angles; Apache tears are globular or bulbous in formation, and again do not have a crystal structure.

Black Wolf Mine Angular Apache tears break this rule of NO 90 degree angles; they all have some form of 90 degree angles,

Black Wolf Mine Laser Wands are VERY RARE (for every wand found we must mine 1000 lbs of Apache tears) in that glass does not naturally form 90 degree angles as these Laser Wands do, energy moves through them much the same as it does with a Quartz Crystal due to the extreme angles that form a channel that energy flows within and through. This mine is the only location for a constant source of angled NATURAL Glass/Obsidian; We are the Sole Authorized Distributor of this mines Production.

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