A beautiful pyrite from Nanisivik Mine, on Baffin Island, in Nunavut. This mine is now closed.
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Nice specimen of pyrite and siderite from Eagle Mine, Gilpin, Colorado, USA
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Remarkable Limonite after Pyrite Pseudomorph from Pelican Point, Utah, USA. Very aesthetic, full floater of sharply-edged interlocked cubes.
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A beautiful pyrite specimen from the remote Nanisivik Mine, on Baffin Island, in Nunavut, in thumbnail specimen box with identification tag.
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A beautiful pyrite and quartz specimen from Quiruvilca, Peru, in thumbnail specimen box with identification tag.
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A natural, polished pyrite palmstone, ideal to hold while meditating or while doing introspective work.
Pyrite marked history by being mistaken for gold in numerous occasions, and was nicknamed ‘Fool’s Gold’. It remains to this day a symbol of wealth and prosperity, as well as creative engagement.
A miniature Peruvian pyrite specimen offered in thumbnail specimen box with identification tag.
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These stunning geometric pyrite specimens from Peru showcase incredible aesthetics! Pyrite is eye-catching from the get go with it’s shimmery metallic luster, but the geometry of these specimens takes it to a whole other level. These pyrite specimens showcase pronounced triangular crystallizations, which set them apart from other types of pyrite specimens.
Pyrite marked history by being mistaken for gold in numerous occasions, and was nicknamed ‘Fool’s Gold’. It remains to this day a symbol of wealth and prosperity, as well as creative engagement.
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A chunk of colourful peruvian chalcopyrite specimen, part of the pyrite family. Chalcopyrite is also called peacock ore due to the wide range of colours it displays. Chalcopyrite is a crystallized type of copper ore, and is found in abundance in copper mines. The colours occur naturally in conditions where the temperature is high, they accentuate themselves in contact with air, and can also be emphasized in an acid bath. This mineral, although it showcases a metallic shimmer, is not a type of metal.
Chalcopyrite is a great addition to any mineral collection and is bound to make anyone react due to its eye-catching nature.
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A natural pyrite cube specimen on matrix from Navajun, Spain. These pyrite cubes, showcasing an incredible natural geometry, are not shaped by man but are pulled out of the ground as is. They have grown in an environment that allowed this geometry to take shape, unhindered by outside conditions.
A stunning pyrite cube specimen on matrix is a great addition to any collection, and baffles all due to its inherent perfection.
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