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RK35B29-02
Polished pyrite has a bright metallic shine, and these small cabochons bring that golden flash to rings, pendants and grids.
Set one in a ring or pendant, glue it into mixed media and resin work, or place a few in a crystal grid or on a desk. Because the shapes vary, a few together make an interesting collection, and they pair nicely with black and silver designs.
Each cabochon is about 11 to 26 by 9 to 20 millimeters. Shapes may be round, oval, square, rectangle or teardrop and are chosen at random.
Pyrite is iron sulfide, the most common sulfide mineral, nicknamed fool's gold for its brassy color and metallic luster. Its name comes from the Greek word for fire, because it sparks when struck against steel. It often grows as natural cubes and has a hardness of about 6 to 6.5.
Stone Meaning: Pyrite is traditionally associated with confidence and abundance.
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