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Nevada Botryoidal Pyrite with White Crystal Clusters | 2.8 oz
$69.00
Curated by The Hidden Bazaar. A one-of-a-kind Nevada collector specimen featuring intricate brassy metallic, rounded botryoidal-to-globular pyrite-like aggregates intergrown with sparkling fine crystals and contrasting white bladed or pointed crystals. The dazzling metallic texture and delicate pale crystals create a striking miniature mineral landscape.
- Mineral: Pyrite (provisional visual identification; marcasite has not been excluded)
- Associated crystals: White translucent crystals, species unconfirmed (possible calcite, quartz or barite)
- Origin: Nevada, USA (specific mine not documented)
- Weight: 2.8 oz (approximately 79.4 g)
- Reported geological age: 10–35 million years; unverified and not necessarily the age of crystal growth
- Growth: Rounded botryoidal-to-globular metallic aggregates with fine geometric faces
- Condition: Natural matrix and crystal textures, inspect photographs for possible edge wear
- Estimated rarity index: 5/10, subjective collector assessment
Traditional metaphysical associations (non-scientific): Pyrite is traditionally associated with protection, confidence and prosperity; these are cultural beliefs and not scientifically proven effects.
Photographs show the exact specimen supplied. Handle the delicate white crystal points carefully and store in a dry environment.
Explore related specimens: Browse Nevada mineral specimens and collector rocks and minerals for other natural crystal associations.
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