Collection: Pyrites

Pyrite, often called "fool's gold," is iron sulfide, distinguished by golden hues and usually cubic crystal form. Due to its metallic luster, it has attracted people since ancient times but often misled explorers searching for gold. In esotericism, pyrite is considered a stone of abundance, confidence, and protection, capable of increasing motivation and strengthening willpower.

Main features and formation

• Iron sulfide: Forms in hydrothermal veins or sedimentary layers.
• Cubic crystals: Often found in regular blocks or aggregates.

Metaphysical properties

• Strengthening courage: Believed to encourage the ability to overcome obstacles.
• Symbol of abundance: The golden shine is associated with financial success and energy flourishing.
• Protective aura: According to traditions, helps ward off negativity.

Spiritual benefit

• Development of action: Reminds that success requires focused effort.
• Joy of life: The metallic shine lifts the mood, associated with a positive attitude.

Whether you keep Pyrite on the table as a decoration or carry it with you as a small piece, its bright charm can inspire determination and dispel doubts. Let this "fool's gold" remind you that true wealth lies in our own confidence and persistence in achieving goals.