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Natural Agni Manitite / Indonesian volcanic glass
Commonly identified as natural obsidian and a pseudo-tektite
Approx. 6 g or 27 g, depending on selected option
Rough, naturally textured finish
Dark charcoal to black colouring
Each piece is naturally unique
Sold individually
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In crystal traditions, Agni Manitite is associated with the energy of fire, transformation and forward movement.
It is traditionally chosen for:
Confidence and self-belief
Motivation and determination
Personal empowerment
Courage during periods of change
Creativity and inspiration
Manifestation and goal-setting
Grounding while moving through transformation
These associations are spiritual traditions and are not scientifically established effects.
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Chakra: Solar Plexus • Root
Element: Fire • EarthThe Solar Plexus Chakra association reflects Agni Manitite's traditional connection with personal power, confidence, determination and taking purposeful action.
Its Root Chakra association brings in the grounding side of its symbolism, creating a nice balance between "I want to move forward" and "I need to stay grounded while I do it."
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Agni Manitite is traditionally paired with:
Moldavite
A popular pairing for those exploring transformation and personal growth.
Complements intuition, self-discovery and embracing change.
Supports clarity, focus and amplifies intentions.
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Agni Manitite has a hardness of approximately 5 to 6 on the Mohs scale.
Handle with care to help prevent chips or scratches.
Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth or rinse briefly with clean water if needed, then dry thoroughly.
Store separately from harder minerals to help protect the natural surface.
Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners.
Please Note
This listing is for one (1) intuitively selected Agni Manitite.
As Agni Manitite is a natural volcanic glass, every piece will vary in shape, texture, colour and natural surface characteristics. These variations are part of what makes each piece unique.
Curious about this fascinating and relatively rare tektite? Read our Agni Manitite Guide to learn more about its origin, formation, history and the unique characteristics that make this natural glass so intriguing to collectors.
Natural specimens may display inclusions, textures and markings formed during their natural creation.
Colours may vary slightly due to different screen resolutions, monitor settings and lighting conditions.
Crystal meanings are based on traditional beliefs and are provided for spiritual and personal interest only. They are not intended as medical advice or a substitute for professional healthcare.