Pyrite is an iron sulfide mineral recognized for its metallic luster and brassy golden color, often referred to as “fool’s gold.” It commonly forms in cubic, clustered, or massive structures with naturally reflective crystal faces.
Composed of iron sulfide (FeS₂), pyrite has a hardness of 6–6.5 on the Mohs scale, making it durable for display and decorative use. It is commonly sourced from regions such as Peru, Spain, and India.
Each specimen displays unique crystal formations, surface textures, and natural variations in color and shape, making every piece distinct.
