No. The stone itself is black obsidian; the coloured celestial imagery is a decorative design added to the finished point.

Expect some small variation because obsidian is a natural material and the stated weights and dimensions are approximate. Retailers selling online should avoid promising an exact match to the photographed piece.

Give each point enough space so the tip cannot knock against neighbouring crystals or hard shelving. Obsidian is natural volcanic glass, so although it takes a good polish, a sharp impact can still chip an exposed edge or point.

For normal shop handling marks, use a soft, slightly damp microfibre cloth and dry the piece afterwards. Avoid abrasive pads, aggressive polishing or strong household cleaners, particularly over the decorative surface.

That is not its stated purpose, so retailers should not promote it as a massage or therapeutic tool. The pointed shape is intended for decorative and spiritual use; applying pressure with the tip could be uncomfortable or cause injury.