Citrine & Snowflake Obsidian Keychain – Purse Charm & Zipper Pull

A handmade stone keychain in golden citrine and black-and-white snowflake obsidian, finished with silver-tone spacers and a swivel lobster clasp.

Clip it to keys, a purse, a tote, or a zipper. The mix of pale yellow rounds and speckled black chips reads as everyday jewelry, not costume — and it sits at about 4.75 inches, so it doesn’t drag or snag.

Handcrafted in Ontario, Canada.

The stones (traditional associations)

• Citrine — often called the “merchant’s stone.” Traditionally linked with prosperity, confidence, and solar-plexus energy. Warm yellow-to-honey rounds sit at the centre of this piece.
• Snowflake obsidian — black volcanic glass with white cristobalite “snowflakes.” Traditionally chosen for balance, grounding, and a calmer view of patterns during change. Used here as both a round focal bead and chip clusters.

Stone meanings are traditional and symbolic associations, not medical claims. This piece is sold as jewelry and a personal talisman-style accessory.

Details

• Style code: KC015
• Natural citrine round beads and snowflake obsidian chips and round bead
• Silver-tone ornate spacer beads and swivel lobster clasp
• Length: approx. 4.75 inches (12 cm) including clasp
• Use as a keychain, purse charm, bag charm, or zipper pull
• Handmade in Ontario, Canada

Natural stones vary. Expect differences in citrine colour (pale lemon to honey) and in the white snowflake patterning on each obsidian chip. That variation is part of the piece.

How to wear

Clip the lobster clasp to a keyring, purse strap, backpack zipper, or tote. The clasp swivels so the stones hang freely. Makes a compact gift for someone who likes crystal jewelry but doesn’t always wear bracelets.

Care

• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear.
• Avoid soaking, perfume, lotions, and household chemicals on the stones and metal.
• Snowflake obsidian is a volcanic glass (Mohs ~5–5.5) — don’t drop it on hard floors or knock it against keys in a tight pocket.
• Citrine is quartz (Mohs 7) and more durable, but still treat the piece as jewelry, not a tool.

Thank you for supporting handmade Canadian jewelry.