A large and visually commanding pyrite specimen composed predominantly of well-developed pyritohedral crystal forms. The surface is densely covered with interlocking crystals, creating a continuous metallic structure with high reflectivity and strong geometric complexity.
Unlike typical cubic pyrite clusters, this specimen is defined by the dominance of pyritohedral morphology, giving it a more dynamic and less orthogonal appearance. The crystal faces are sharply defined, with natural variations in size and orientation contributing to a highly textured and sculptural surface.
The vertical, tower-like growth enhances the visual impact, making this piece particularly suited for display. Light interacts across the numerous crystal faces, producing a lively metallic shimmer that changes with viewing angle.
From the Huanzala Mine, this specimen represents a well-developed example of pyrite crystallization under conditions favoring pyritohedral growth, rather than simple cubic formation. Such structures are less common in large, cohesive pieces of this scale.
Part of our Huanzala Study Collection, this specimen stands out as one of the largest and most visually dominant pieces within the release, combining significant mass with strong crystal development and display presence.
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 stable and robust structure with dense crystal coverage. A large-scale pyritohedral pyrite specimen with a strong sculptural presence and display impact.