Pyrite cubes, also known as "Pyrite Suns," are natural formations of pyrite crystals that have grown into the shape of cubes or squares. These unique mineral specimens are found in a few locations around the world, such as Spain and Illinois, and are highly sought after by mineral collectors.
In mythology, pyrite was often referred to as "Fool's Gold" due to its golden color and metallic luster, which can resemble that of real gold. Pyrite was also believed to have magical properties, and was used in ancient civilizations for divination and to protect against negative energy. In ancient Greece, it was believed that pyrite was created by the god Hephaestus, who used it to make fire. In some Native American cultures, pyrite was used for ceremonial purposes and was believed to bring good luck and wealth. Today, pyrite is still used in some spiritual practices and is believed to have grounding and protective properties.
One unit contains 2 to 3 cubes of pyrite for 120 gr.
