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Pyrite got its name from the Greek word for fire, because it throws sparks when struck against steel, and that metallic flash is exactly what this drop pendant shows off.
A small drop of pyrite sits in an electroplated bezel, silver or gold, on a gold filled or sterling silver chain. The brassy, metallic surface reads almost as metal itself, so it works with other jewelry instead of competing with it: wear the gold version with warm tones and brass, the silver one with cool grays and black. It suits someone who prefers mineral jewelry with an edge over anything pastel. Pyrite is natural, so the texture and outline of your drop will vary slightly.
Pyrite is iron sulfide, the most common sulfide mineral, and it earned the nickname fool's gold for its brassy color and metallic luster. It often grows in natural cubes and other geometric crystals, and it is hard enough for everyday pendants.
Stone Meaning: Pyrite is traditionally associated with confidence and abundance.
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