Collection: Pyrite

Pyrite has a bright metallic gold tone and often forms in cubes, clusters, nodules, or brassy masses that feel sharply defined and highly reflective. Some pieces are mirror-bright, while others are more textured and raw. It is often called fool’s gold, but the appeal is real.

Major sources include Peru, Spain, the United States, and Italy. Pyrite is often associated with confidence, protection, and practical abundance. It does not typically fluoresce under UV light. Visually, it gives a collection structure, contrast, and a strong reflective element without feeling ornate.