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A large and structurally powerful pyrite specimen composed of well-developed cubic crystals with pronounced striations and strong metallic luster. The crystal faces are broad, reflective, and show consistent growth patterns, forming a dense and cohesive cluster.
Dark sphalerite is intergrown between and beneath the pyrite cubes, creating contrast both in color and texture. This association emphasizes the geological relationship typical for Huanzala, where iron and zinc sulfides crystallized together under stable hydrothermal conditions.
The piece is dominated by pyrite in both volume and visual presence, with sphalerite acting as a secondary but clearly defined phase that enhances the overall composition without disrupting the crystal architecture.
From the Huanzala Mine, this specimen reflects a classic sulfide paragenesis, with well-timed crystallization allowing the development of distinct crystal forms rather than massive overgrowth. The result is a specimen that combines structural clarity with mineralogical significance.
Part of our Huanzala Study Collection, this piece represents a larger and more substantial example within the release, distinguished by its size, crystal definition, and strong visual coherence.
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 strong surface coverage.
A large-scale and well-defined pyrite specimen with classic Huanzala mineral association