Pyrite Freeform #10 Popular Crystals_Agate and non gem quality Aquamarine

and non gem quality Aquamarine can be found fairly inexpensively in tumbled and raw form

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Dutch mineralogist Hendrik von Prehnwho discovered it in the late 18th Century in South Africa

It is highly sought after as it has a rare quality where some of the crystals (predominently the green ones) will fluoresce a soft blue - purple to varying degrees in daylight

and they display a subtle pink - purple lavender colour fluorescence in daylight

Pyrite Freeform #10 Popular Crystals_Agate and non gem quality AquamarineThis part polished Pyrite Freeform from Peru has beautiful unpolished sections that really shows off the crystallisation. You will receive the exact Pyrite crystal shown in the photos. Pyrite is commonly known as Fools Gold, due to its metallic brassy colour. 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.