Pyrite Cluster

Pyrite is an iron sulfide mineral recognized by its metallic luster and distinctive brassy-gold color. Often called “fool’s gold,” pyrite commonly forms sharply defined cubic, octahedral, and pyritohedral crystals—a reflection of its highly ordered internal crystal structure.

These natural clusters feature densely packed pyrite crystals with bright metallic surfaces and varied crystal formations.

Locale: Peru

Individual specimens vary naturally in size, shape, and crystal formation. Please select your preferred specimen from the available options.