Big Cubic Pyrite Crystals - Height: 4.4 cm - Width: 4 cm- 283 g

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An impressive, heavy display specimen of natural pyrite featuring a large main cube with a smaller, perfectly formed secondary cube intergrown on its face. Sourced from the world-famous Victoria Mine in Navajun, La Rioja, Spain.

This crystal exhibits brilliant metallic brass-gold luster, sharp naturally formed edges, and classic geometric striations. Spain is renowned for producing the finest natural geometric pyrite cubes in the world, formed entirely by natural crystallization millions of years ago.

An eye-catching, high-impact display piece for mineral collectors, interior decoration, or curiosity cabinets.

An impressive, heavy display specimen of natural pyrite featuring a large main cube with a smaller, perfectly formed secondary cube intergrown on its face. Sourced from the world-famous Victoria Mine in Navajun, La Rioja, Spain.

This crystal exhibits brilliant metallic brass-gold luster, sharp naturally formed edges, and classic geometric striations. Spain is renowned for producing the finest natural geometric pyrite cubes in the world, formed entirely by natural crystallization millions of years ago.

An eye-catching, high-impact display piece for mineral collectors, interior decoration, or curiosity cabinets.

Details

Main mineral
Big Cubic Pyrite
Mineral form
Crystals
Weight
283 g
Origin (region/city)
Nava'jun
Country of origin
Spain
Height
4.4 cm
Width
4 cm
Depth
3.8 cm
PolandVerified
1767
Objects sold
98.56%
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