Apache Tear

Apache Tear
A form of black obsidian
Excellent for absorbing negative energy and protecting the aura
Comforts grief
Stimulates analytical capabilities
Promotes forgiveness
From Arizona
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The Legend of The Apache Tear
During a battle in the Superstition Mountains, a party of Indian braves chose to leap to their death from a cliff rather than be captured and be made slaves for the Spanish mines.
After the battle, wives and sweethearts came to claim their men and seeing they were all dead, fell to the ground and began to cry.
As their tears fell to the earth, their sobs were picked up by the winds and carried to the gods. 
The gods discovered it had been a mistake of theirs that had caused the death of the brave men.  
In order to prevent it from happening again, they turned their tears to stone to be carried as a good luck emblem by all future lovers, so that no tragedy would ever happen to their love.  
 
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