Manganocalcite On Quartz With Pyrite (MS-225)

Item #MS-450: 8-12 pieces of small Peruvian Pyrite Specimens. Sized from 1" to 2". Hardness of 6-6.5.

Item #GSE-176:40-50mm Pyrite Sphere; from Brazil; golden Yellow with metallic luster; Surface cavities.

Item #GSE-244: 92mm Manganocalcite Sphere; Pink with White, Black, Gray and Cream.

Item #SS-1356: 2 1/2" x 1 1/4" long, Sterling Silver Slide Pendant with bezel set Garnet Cab, Agate, Amethyst Cab, Pyrite Suns, and Chariote. 34.68 grams.

Item #MS-332: Pyrite crystals grow in an isometric configuration, predominately in cubes, with distinctive striations visible. The finest quality specimens display large, individual crystals. Specimen weight range is between 50-70 Gms.

Item #MS-339: Peruvian Pyrite specimen of 290-335 Gms. Pyrite crystals grow in an isometric configuration, predominately in cubes, with distinctive striations visible. The finest quality specimens display large, individual crystals.

Item #MS-340: Peruvian Pyrite specimen of 350-414 Gms. Pyrite crystals grow in an isometric configuration, predominately in cubes, with distinctive striations visible. The finest quality specimens display large, individual crystals.

Item #MS-555: Peruvian Pyrite specimen of 225-255 Gms. Pyrite crystals grow in an isometric configuration, predominately in cubes, with distinctive striations visible. The finest quality specimens display large, individual crystals.

Item #MS-261: These unusual Pyrite formations come from a limestone quarry in central Indiana. Each of the glittery balls is covered with cubic and octahedral crystal faces formed in natural sphere shapes.