Natural Pyrite Crystal Cluster with Metallic Luster

The specimen is a cluster of pyrite crystals, commonly known as ‘fool’s gold’. The crystals exhibit a metallic luster and a yellow hue, characteristic of pyrite. The formation consists of cubic and octahedral shapes, with well-defined edges and faces. The surface displays striations, indicative of the crystal growth process. The overall appearance is reflective, contributing to its visual appeal. The specimen is opaque and exhibits no transparency. The arrangement of the crystals is from the natural formation process, typical of pyrite deposits. Origin: Machu Pichu, Peru.