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Apache Tear is a small variety of obsidian, often found in oval or teardrop shapes. It is said that the name comes from Native American legends associated with the Apache tribe and their loss, whose tears turned into pieces of obsidian. As a result, Apache Tear is considered a symbol of deep experience, the release of grief, and emotional healing. The dark but slightly translucent glow of the stone can provide a calming quality that helps to accept and release old emotional burdens.

Main properties and formation

• Volcanic glass: A variety of obsidian formed when lava cools.
• Small forms: In the shape of a drop, an oval or even irregular balls.
• Legend and title: It is associated with the stories of the Apa tribes.

Metaphysical properties

• Emotional healing symbol: It invites you to accept and let go of pain.
• Connection with ancestors: Native American stories provide archaic meaning.
• Soothing darkness: Dark obsidian is associated with grounding energy.

Spiritual benefits

• Purification of the soul: Helps release deeply held feelings.
• Gentle indulgence: A hint that tears are a natural part of healing.

Whether you keep the "Apačių ašāra" as a small palm stone or incorporate it into jewelry, its legendary meaning can help you deal meaningfully with your emotional world. Let each dark but shining droplet shape remind you that tears, when released, turn into strength.