Pyrite Cube

The five smallest cubes are $9. This listing is for ONE of those cubes intuitively chosen.
Pyrite is commonly known as Fool's Gold, due to its metallic brassy color. It gets its name from the Greek Pyr, which means fire; due to the fact that it emits sparks when struck by iron. For this reason, it has been used since ancient times as a fire starting crystal. It has also been popular in jewelry for thousands of years due to its pretty golden appearance. Pyrite can be found in a few different crystal forms, multisided golden clusters commonly called Chispas, flat crystal forms called Pyrite Suns, and beautiful golden cubes most commonly found in Navajun, Spain.