Pyrite Cubes Mass Malacology that hatchlings take up to

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depositing crystals as the water flows

Pyrite Cubes Mass Malacology that hatchlings take up toRacracancha, Cerro de Pajco, Peru The entirety of this massive cluster Pyrite specimens display side is covered in fully crystallized and brassy Pyrite crystals ranging in size from the size of a pinky nail to an inch across. One of the stunning features of this specimen are the characteristic striations across the crystal faces. Some Hematite crystals can be spotted in various crevices, adding dimension to this superb piece. Prized since antiquity