Pyrite Cluster - Specimen copper rutile Tourmaline belongs to a complex

Tourmaline belongs to a complex group of borosilicate minerals

Location Cut: Thailand

Weight of 1 Mandrel: 2g

It is also linked to the sacral chakra and the root chakra due to its ability to stimulate and balance these energy centers

they would molt and grow a new shell as they grew

Pyrite Cluster - Specimen copper rutile Tourmaline belongs to a complexMined from: Ampliacin a Victoria Mine, Navajn, La Rioja, Spain Description: This one of a kind Pyrite cluster mineral specimen from Ambas Aguas, La Rioja, Spain features a dense group of brassy metallic Pyrite crystals with a mix of blocky cubic and modified crystal forms. The specimen has strong reflective faces, stepped growth, beveled edges, and natural striations across many of the crystal surfaces. Some areas show darker tarnish, small contact