Natural Pyrite Cluster — Metallic Crystal Specimen

Pyrite, iron sulphide, is nicknamed "fool's gold" for its brassy metallic lustre. It often grows in remarkably sharp cubes or clusters, and each specimen is unique in shape and sparkle. It is rated about 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale. Peru and Spain are famous sources.

Tradition and meaning

In contemporary crystal and Vastu-inspired décor, pyrite is associated with abundance and is often placed in offices and shops. These associations are matters of modern belief.

How to choose

Confirm the size, weight and shape of the exact specimen, and check for any glued or repaired sections, as each cluster is one of a kind.

Care

Keep pyrite dry, because moisture can cause tarnishing. Dust it with a soft brush and avoid water and cleaning products.

What we confirm before you order

Each piece is described individually. Before you order, we confirm the exact item, its measurements or weight, origin, any treatment, certification where offered, the price including tax and the delivery timeline.

Responsible guidance

Spiritual and astrological associations belong to tradition and personal belief. They are not medical treatment and do not promise any financial, health or relationship outcome. For gemstone identification, rely on a report from a recognised laboratory.