Pyrite Cluster - Peru #9 Colour_Metallic transparent crystals are very rare
Description
transparent crystals are very rare and highly desirable for collectors
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Pyrite Cluster - Peru #9 Colour_Metallic transparent crystals are very rareThis high grade Pyrite cluster is from Peru, and is is covered with very high shine cubic crystals nestled between very unusual 'melty' looking Galena! You will receive the exact Pyrite crystal shown in the photos. Pyrite is commonly known as Fools Gold, due to its metallic brassy colour. It gets its name from the Greek Pyr, which means fire; due to the fact that it emits sparks when struck by iron. For this reason, it has been used since ancient
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