Premium-Quality Druzy Pyrite Cabochon

$48.30

Premium-Quality Druzy Pyrite Cabochon

Polished Druzy Pyrite

Pyrite: Chispa quality

Cutting Quality: AAA

Shape: drop

Measures: 36 x 21 x 8 mm

Weight: 69 Carats

Country of origin: Peru

Ethical mining and lapidary process, carbon neutral

Premium-Quality Druzy Pyrite Cabochon

Polished Druzy Pyrite

Pyrite: Chispa quality

Cutting Quality: AAA

Shape: drop

Measures: 36 x 21 x 8 mm

Weight: 69 Carats

Country of origin: Peru

Ethical mining and lapidary process, carbon neutral

Our Pyrite Cabochons are unique in quality. Being a global pyrite wholesaler and pyrite carving producer for more than 8 years, we have developed unique polishing methods and a top-quality standard for pyrite. Our druzy pyrite cabochons are polished to a unique mirror shine you will very rarely find anywhere else.

Gemrock has developed the first objective Gemstone Quality Standard for Pyrite, which helps you identify top-quality material and avoid overpriced junk material. Read Here

Pyrite, or fool's gold, is a brass-yellow, iron sulfide mineral known for its metallic luster and common cubic crystals, making it easily mistaken for gold. Derived from the Greek word for "fire," it can create sparks when struck against metal or stone, a property historically used to start fires and in early firearms. Pyrite is the most abundant sulfide mineral on Earth and is used as a source for sulfur and iron, with some varieties containing enough microscopic gold to be mined as a gold ore. 

Why is pyrite called fool's gold?

Pyrite is called “Fool's Gold” because it resembles gold to the untrained eye.

Is pyrite rare?  In what country is pyrite found?

Pyrite is the most widespread and abundant sulfide in the world and can be found in tens of thousands of localities all around the world. Pyrite is one of the most common rocks in the world. It can be found in the street, on the beach…wherever you go! It's practically everywhere!

However, locations where you can find it as a crystal are much rarer. Peru is probably producing 90% or more of the crystals that are for sale globally.

Where is pyrite found in Peru?

The Huanzala Mine in the central state of Ancash is renowned for its pristine and beautiful pyrite crystals as well as a wide variety of pyrite crystal structures. Pyritohedral, octahedral, and cubic crystals have come out of this locality.

What is pyrite commonly used for?

Pyrite is used industrially to create iron sulfate that is used to make nutritional supplements, ink, lawn conditioner, water treatment and flocculation, moss killer, and many other chemical processes.

Who is the largest producer of pyrite in the world?

As of January 2024, China produced over 90% of global pyrite roasting acid, maintaining dominance in the market.

Is pyrite toxic to touch? Is pyrite toxic to wear?

Is pyrite safe on the skin? The iron sulfate content of the pyrite can cause skin irritation; people with delicate skin conditions should carry it in a silver or gold setting and avoid direct contact with the skin.

Gemrock products are ethical crystals

Ethical crystals refer to stones that are sourced in a way that respects workers, communities, and the environment.

Here is what we do to guarantee that our Pyrite is ethical:

No illegal mining (therefore no child labor and no mining in protected or ecologically sensitive habitats): We are not buying Pyrite from illegal mines. Legality of the raw material is guaranteed by payments via bank transfer, after receiving an official invoice from the provider. Illegal miners would insist on cash payments only. By buying from legal mining operations only, we guarantee that no child labor is involved, as legal mining operations are supervised by the government and have to follow anti-child labor laws. Mining in protected areas or ecologically sensitive habitats is not allowed in Peru. By making sure we buy from legal mines, we therefore protect the environment.

No artisan shadow-business gemstone cutting: Crystal providers often promote their products as being sourced from local artisans, indicating that this would benefit local communities. Sadly, the contrary is true: In Peru, 100% of artisan lapidary workshops are shadow businesses. They get paid unreasonably low prices in cash. Artisan lapidary cutters do not work with legal labor contracts, have no health insurance, no retirement funds, no vacations, no maximum weekly labor hours, or any other labor benefits. Therefore, our Angelite gemstones are exclusively produced in-house. We are hiring our gem cutters under legal labor contracts, paying all legally required labor benefits, complying with safety laws, and providing our workers with quality gemstone cutting training and career options. We pay fair salaries that are higher than minimum salaries and get scaled upwards according to the level of training a cutter reaches. Our cutters get paid bonuses to meet quality targets and participate in the profits of the company.

We protect the environment: In Gemrock, we reduced water use in the lapidary process by over 90% by implementing water recycling measures. We recycle our garbage wherever possible. We have calculated the remaining carbon footprint of the products and engage in tree planting projects to neutralize our carbon footprint.

You cannot find the cabochon you are looking for, or you are looking for personalized professional cutting service?

Communicate directly with our cutting factory in Peru. We can help you with:

·         Bulk lapidary cutting service

·         Calibrated cabochon cutting

·         Custom lapidary work and designer cabs from your material or our material

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Please note: the following statements do NOT reflect our company’s beliefs. There is no scientific proof for any of the information provided. Whether you believe it or not is entirely up to your own discretion. We are simply sharing information found on the internet in response to frequently asked questions from our clients.

Does wearing pyrite attract money?

Pyrite acts like a money magnet. A Pyrite Wealth Bracelet can support financial success and career growth, especially for job seekers and business owners looking to attract new opportunities.

Where is the best place to put pyrite? Where should you put pyrite?

In terms of feng shui, pyrite can be placed in the northeast and southwest corners of a home for Earth energy associated with love, relationships, education, and abilities, bringing in lots of positive energy.

Which zodiac can wear pyrite?

Leo, Aries, Scorpio, and Capricorn.

What does pyrite attract?

Attracts Wealth & Luck. Pyrite is often called a “money magnet.” Its gold-like color is believed to attract wealth and success. People keep it in their money corner or carry it to attract financial opportunities.

Who should avoid pyrite?

Who cannot wear a Pyrite bracelet? People with overly aggressive energy, extreme stress, or incompatible astrological charts should avoid pyrite.

What chakra is Pyrite for?

Pyrite is one of the strongest determination stones. It's energies directly resonate with the solar plexus chakra that activates one's personal will.