Pyrite Crystal Specimen from Spruce Ridge, Washington – High Luster, 51.8g

This natural Pyrite specimen from Spruce Ridge, Washington features bright metallic luster and distinctive crystal growth in a compact collector piece. Weighing 51.8 grams and measuring 35 × 29 × 23 mm, it is a strong display specimen for mineral collectors, crystal enthusiasts, and geology collections.

Pyrite is an iron sulfide mineral known for its metallic gold color, reflective luster, and sharply formed crystal habits. It commonly forms cubes, pyritohedrons, and complex intergrown shapes, which gives each specimen a unique structure and surface pattern.

Mineral Properties

Mineral: Pyrite
Chemical Composition: Iron sulfide, FeS₂
Crystal System: Isometric
Mohs Hardness: 6–6.5
Luster: Metallic
Color: Brass-yellow to golden metallic
Locality: Spruce Ridge, Washington, USA
Weight: 51.8 grams
Dimensions: 35 × 29 × 23 mm
Form: Natural mineral specimen with unique crystal shapes

Metaphysical Properties

In crystal traditions, Pyrite is associated with confidence, motivation, protection, abundance, and focused energy. Many crystal enthusiasts use it as a grounding stone and as a symbolic reminder of determination, productivity, and prosperity.

These metaphysical associations are based on traditional crystal beliefs and are not intended as medical or therapeutic claims.