This specimen isn’t shy — it’s packed with color, shine, and plenty of energy!
 
Pyrite, famously called “Fool’s Gold,” is an iron sulfide that shines with brass-yellow tones and metallic brilliance. Frequently forming in cubic or octahedral shapes, it appears in sedimentary, metamorphic, and hydrothermal environments. Valued for both its resemblance to gold and its energy of abundance, Pyrite is believed to promote strength, protection, and manifestation, while enhancing willpower and resilience.
 
Chalcopyrite, composed of copper and iron sulfide, glitters with a brassy metallic surface. Typically forming in tetragonal crystals, it is abundant in hydrothermal veins and sedimentary layers. As the primary copper ore, Chalcopyrite carries economic importance, but spiritually it is seen as a stone of intuition, perception, and creativity, often linked with prosperity and fresh insight.
 
Bornite, better known as “Peacock Ore,” is a copper-iron sulfide admired for its rainbow effect. Its surface tarnishes into colors ranging from deep purple to vivid blue, red, and gold. Found in hydrothermal and metamorphic deposits, Bornite usually forms pseudocubic or dodecahedral crystals. Energetically, it stimulates inner vision, expands awareness, and infuses joy, radiating an uplifting energy wherever it rests.
 
 
 
Dimensions: 1.25"x1"x.75"
Weight: 1.5 oz
Chakras: Solar Plexus, Crown, Heart
Zodiac: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius, Taurus
Mohs: 6-6.5