At a Glance
- Natural pyrite — the stone of self-earned wealth
- Pocket-sized: made to be carried, not displayed
- Associated with self-worth, confidence and creativity
- Traditionally the stone for leaders and career climbers
- Keep dry — pyrite does not tolerate water
How to Use It
Two practices: one passive, one deliberate.
- Keep a stone in your pocket as you move through the day, to maintain the flow of prosperity toward you.
- Or place one on your mantelpiece or desk, to strengthen whatever work happens there.
- For a new intention: take the stone in your hand and meditate on it. Visualize the success as clearly as you can.
- Then write the intention down and leave the stone on top of the page.
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Care: avoid contact with water and keep the stones dry.
When to Carry It
| Occasion |
Why |
| Interviews |
Confidence, and the maker’s own recommendation |
| Salary conversations |
Self-worth, at the moment it matters most |
| Creative work |
Associated with boosting creativity |
| Any day at all |
It works for as long as it is on your person |
✨ Temple Tip
Do the writing step. Meditating on an intention is easy to skip halfway through; writing it down and weighting the page with the stone makes it a physical object you have to walk past.
Frequently Asked Questions
What stone is this?
Natural pyrite, often called fool’s gold, and associated with wealth generated through your own efforts.
How should I carry it?
Keep it in your pocket as you move around, or place it on a desk or mantelpiece to strengthen the work done there.
How do I use it to set an intention?
Hold it, meditate on the intention and visualize the outcome clearly. Then write the intention down and leave the stone on top of the page.
Can pyrite get wet?
No. Avoid contact with water and keep the stones dry.
How quickly does it ship?
Ships within 3 business days, wrapped for protection.
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