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A large and visually striking pyrite specimen featuring dominant cubic crystals with strong linear striations and a bright metallic luster. The crystal faces are well-developed and reflective, forming a structured and cohesive cluster with clear geometric definition.
Chalcopyrite occurs as scattered metallic accents across the surface, introducing subtle color variation with its slightly warmer, brassy tones. Sphalerite is present in darker intergrowths beneath and between the pyrite crystals, adding depth and contrast to the composition.
This association reflects a classic hydrothermal sequence from Huanzala, where multiple sulfide minerals crystallized in close proximity under stable conditions. The balance between primary pyrite formation and secondary mineral deposition creates a specimen with both visual complexity and mineralogical relevance.
Part of our Huanzala Study Collection, this piece represents a strong and substantial example within the release, combining large crystal development with multi-mineral association and good surface continuity.
Shipping & Origin:
This specimen is shipped directly from Peru as part of a source-level release, providing access to material close to its locality of origin. Delivery is arranged door-to-door and included in the price.
We dispatch worldwide within 2 business days after payment. Global shipping requires an additional 3 to 5 business days. In accordance with international regulations, any import duties, taxes, or customs handling charges in the country of destination remain the responsibility of the recipient.
Condition:
Minor natural and extraction-related irregularities. Overall, a solid structure with well-preserved crystal faces and good surface coverage. A large multi-mineral pyrite specimen with classic Huanzala sulfide association.