Collection: Volcanic Lava Rock

Volcanic lava rock, also known as basalt or scoria, is an igneous rock formed from the rapid cooling of molten lava at the Earth's surface. It is typically black, brown, or reddish and has a porous, lightweight structure due to trapped gas bubbles during solidification. Lava rock is widely used in landscaping, construction, filtration systems and jewelry making.

It is found in volcanic regions worldwide, with major sources including Hawaii, Iceland, Italy, Indonesia, the United States (Pacific Northwest), and parts of Africa.