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Pyrite is a lustrous, yellow mineral occurring as a native ore recovered from mining operations high in the mountains. The resemblance of Pyrite to Gold caused many prospectors to mistake it for Gold and it became known as “Fools Gold”. This Pyrite is all natural and has not be subjected to cutting or polishing.
