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Polished Pyrite Sphere, Egg & Heart — Golden Abundance Stone from Peru

Polished Pyrite Sphere, Egg & Heart — Golden Abundance Stone from Peru

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Pyrite polishes to something no other stone quite matches: a genuine metallic gold surface, cool and dense and much heavier than its size suggests. Pick up a 65mm sphere and the weight is the first thing you notice — 320 grams in something that fits in a palm.

These are Peruvian pyrite, cut and polished into spheres, eggs, and hearts. Between 40 and 65 millimetres, 120 to 320 grams depending on form and size.

At a glance

  • Polished pyrite in sphere, egg, and heart forms
  • Origin: Peru
  • 40mm to 65mm
  • 120g to 320g
  • Naturally metallic gold surface
  • Ships within 3 business days

How to use it

Keep it somewhere it catches light directly. Pyrite has no translucency to play with — its whole appeal is reflection, so it wants a lamp or a window, not a shadowed shelf.

The weight makes it a good hand object: cool, solid, and slow to warm up.

Keep it dry. Pyrite is an iron sulphide and will tarnish or develop rust spots in damp air. Store it away from bathrooms and never rinse it.

Which form suits you?

Form Sits In the hand
Sphere Needs a ring or dish Rolls, no orientation
Egg Stands on end or lies flat Fits the palm closely
Heart Lies flat Flat faces, thumb-sized hollow

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Keep pyrite out of the bathroom. Humidity is the one thing that dulls it — an iron sulphide in damp air will slowly go from gold to grey, and there is no polishing that back.

Questions & answers

What sizes are available?

Between 40mm and 65mm, weighing 120 to 320 grams.

Which forms can I choose?

Spheres, eggs, and hearts.

Where is it from?

Peru.

Does it need a stand?

Spheres sit best in a small ring or dish. Eggs and hearts sit unaided.

How do I stop it tarnishing?

Keep it dry and out of humid rooms, and never wash it with water.

Heavier than it looks, and gold all the way through. #TempleOfDesire

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In short

The Polished Pyrite Sphere, Egg & Heart are carved forms by Rare Earth Gallery, cut and polished from Peruvian pyrite. They run 40 to 65 mm and weigh 120 to 320 grams, dense enough that a 65 mm sphere reaches 320 grams, with a naturally metallic gold surface rather than a plating. They are kept where light reaches them directly, and the weight makes them a common hand object during sitting or reflection. Prices run from $42.95 to $49.95 depending on form and size, for a single piece. Pyrite is an iron sulphide that tarnishes in damp air, so it is kept out of humid rooms and never rinsed, and spheres need a small ring or dish to sit in.

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