831 - 20 mm cube with 8 mm order twin pyrite crystal growing on side shows the natural indication for the crystals to create another crystal form

831 - 20 mm cube with 8 mm twin pyrite crystal growing on side shows the natural indication for the crystals to create another crystal form

Pyrite
This is an example of the large pyrite cubes, with natural damage or imperfections. The size of this crystal is rare and very impressive. They exhibit a natural perfect cubic shape, mirror like faces, and incredible luster. These perfect Pyrite specimens were formed approximately 130 million years ago and are only rarely found in this size and quality.
Natural Cubes…These beautiful crystals have acquired their shape through cubic crystallization and are never cut or polished. While hard to believe that a metal mineral specimen forms in a crystal structure such as this, Pyrite crystals form in this perfect shiny cube. Pyrite (FeS2) is an iron disulfide that crystallizes in the cubic system. For example, there are other minerals that crystallize in the cubic system such as: Salt (NaCl). While Pyrite is a very common mineral throughout the world, it is hard to find perfect cubes in the size, perfection and luster that characterize this order highly prized perfect cubes of Pyrite. Pyrite is a must have for any mineral collector and a perfect gift for those hard to impress.

All that glitters isn't gold, but this glamorous stone is just as good. The pyrite crystal is a must-have piece for your office or workspace because it's the ultimate symbol of wealth and good luck. It's also known as “Fool's gold” because of its shimmery golden hue, the color of gold and the midday sun at its full strength. If you're lacking motivation or physical strength, call on the Pyrite crystal meaning and reconnect to Mother Nature with this power stone that harnesses the earth element, the powerful energies that ground you and guide your spirit to a place of higher wisdom. If you're ready to take action to achieve your dreams and aspirations, be a rock star at meditation practice when you incorporate Pyrite and its divine guidance. You can also use it to start a fire when your matches are wet, by striking pyrite against flint or jasper or agate until a spark falls into your bundle of kindling and you blow gently until a flame is born. You have just discovered fire as our forefathers had to do.