Pyrite Sun
This Pyrite Sun, formed in Sparta, Illinois, is approximately 350 million years old. The specimen features a stunning formation with striations radiating out from the center, resembling rays of the sun. Each Pyrite Sun displays unique, natural patterns formed through the crystallization process.
Pyrite, often referred to as "Fool's Gold," forms in sedimentary rocks under specific conditions, resulting in these striking, radial formations. These specimens are known for their natural beauty and are commonly found in places where ancient marine conditions helped preserve such formations. We have many available, each showcasing the remarkable radiating pattern. Each piece weighs approximately 95g.
This Pyrite Sun, formed in Sparta, Illinois, is approximately 350 million years old. The specimen features a stunning formation with striations radiating out from the center, resembling rays of the sun. Each Pyrite Sun displays unique, natural patterns formed through the crystallization process.
Pyrite, often referred to as "Fool's Gold," forms in sedimentary rocks under specific conditions, resulting in these striking, radial formations. These specimens are known for their natural beauty and are commonly found in places where ancient marine conditions helped preserve such formations. We have many available, each showcasing the remarkable radiating pattern. Each piece weighs approximately 95g.
This Pyrite Sun, formed in Sparta, Illinois, is approximately 350 million years old. The specimen features a stunning formation with striations radiating out from the center, resembling rays of the sun. Each Pyrite Sun displays unique, natural patterns formed through the crystallization process.
Pyrite, often referred to as "Fool's Gold," forms in sedimentary rocks under specific conditions, resulting in these striking, radial formations. These specimens are known for their natural beauty and are commonly found in places where ancient marine conditions helped preserve such formations. We have many available, each showcasing the remarkable radiating pattern. Each piece weighs approximately 95g.
