Now this is a piece with serious character — three minerals showing off in one specimen!
 
Pyrite, often referred to as “Fool’s Gold,” is an iron sulfide recognized for its gleaming brass-yellow hue and metallic luster. Typically found in cubic or octahedral forms, it occurs in sedimentary layers, metamorphic rocks, and hydrothermal deposits. Valued both for its resemblance to gold and its symbolic link to prosperity, Pyrite is also known to enhance vitality, confidence, and determination while providing strong protective energy.
 
Chalcopyrite, a copper-iron sulfide mineral, carries a rich brassy glow and metallic brilliance. Forming in tetragonal crystals, it is widespread in hydrothermal veins and sedimentary environments. Beyond its role as the primary ore of copper, Chalcopyrite is celebrated for its beauty and metaphysical qualities. Energetically, it supports intuition, creativity, and perception, while also being associated with abundance and prosperity.
 
Bornite, or “Peacock Ore,” completes the trio with its vibrant iridescence, flashing hues of purple, blue, red, and gold. This copper-iron sulfide forms in pseudocubic or dodecahedral shapes within metamorphic and hydrothermal settings. Its rainbow effect results from natural oxidation on the surface. Metaphysically, Bornite inspires joy, enhances inner vision, and uplifts spiritual awareness, radiating a sense of lightness and positivity.
 
 
Dimensions: 1.5"x1.25"x1"
Weight: 2.0 oz
Chakras: Solar Plexus, Crown, Heart
Zodiac: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius, Taurus
Mohs: 6-6.5