Pyrite Cluster - Peru #4 Recommendations disabled current evidence suggests it most

current evidence suggests it most likely belongs to an Abelisaurid

It is the name given to any banded Chalcedony

but crystallize differently to give us different crystals

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This beautiful sparkly Chrysocolla with druzy Quartz specimen also has some Malachite

Pyrite Cluster - Peru #4 Recommendations disabled current evidence suggests it mostThis high grade Pyrite cluster is from Peru, and is is covered with softly striated cubic crystals. 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 times as a fire starting crystal. It has also been