Description
- Natural Pyrite Crystal Clusters – Pack of 4
- Common Name: Fool’s Gold
- Chemical Formula: FeS₂ (Iron Sulphide)
- Source: Various Localities (e.g. Spain, Peru)
- Size (Each Piece): Approx 30–80mm (varies by specimen)
- Image is for reference only – actual items will vary.
This listing is for a pack of 4 natural Pyrite specimens, each showcasing the brilliant metallic lustre that earned Pyrite its nickname: Fool’s Gold. These sparkling iron sulphide crystals are often mistaken for gold due to their shiny, brassy appearance—but Pyrite stands out on its own as one of the most visually captivating and scientifically interesting minerals.
Pyrite commonly forms in distinctive cubic shapes or clustered crystal formations. It occurs naturally in sedimentary rocks, hydrothermal veins, and even inside fossils, where it can preserve incredibly detailed impressions of ancient life.
Each pack contains four unique Pyrite pieces, with natural variation in shape, structure, and surface detail. While the photo shows a typical example, no two pieces are alike—making each set a one-of-a-kind addition to any collection.
Perfect for collectors, educators, classroom kits, or as eye-catching display pieces, these Pyrite clusters are a brilliant example of Earth’s natural artistry.
