197 ❤️ Pyrite Gemstone Crystal Natural Stone Fools Gold Pendant Necklace

Pyrite, also known as Fool's Gold, is an iron sulfide mineral with a shiny, metallic appearance. Here are some interesting facts: Name Origin: "Pyrite" comes from the Greek word "pyrites," meaning "of fire," due to its ability to produce sparks when struck. Composition: Iron sulfide (FeS2) Appearance: Brass-yellow to gold color with a metallic luster Sources: Found worldwide, with notable deposits in Spain, Peru, and the United States Hardness: 6-6.5 on the Mohs scale Symbolism: - Protection from negative energy - Good luck and prosperity - Clarity and intuition Uses: - Jewelry and decoration - Industrial applications (electronics, solar panels) - Mineral specimen collection Some fun facts: - Pyrite was used as a spark-producing material in early firearms. - The ancient Greeks used pyrite as a mirror due to its reflective surface. - Pyrite is often found in coal deposits.