Peruvian Pyrite – Choice of natural stone obelisk point

A Peruvian pyrite cut into a hexagonal-based point, to choose from four pieces. To complete a mineral collection or add a mineral presence to your decor, each tower is presented with its weight and dimensions.

Features

• Stone: natural pyrite
• Origin: Peru
• Shape: hexagonal-based obelisk point

• Stone A: 134 g · height 92 mm · base 20 × 25 mm
• Stone B: 136 g · height 91 mm · base 23 × 23 mm
• Stone C: 156 g · height 97 mm · base 24 × 24 mm
• Stone D: 157 g · height 103 mm · base 24 × 18 mm

How to choose your point?

Select the desired letter from the Stone selection menu. The weight and height indicated in each option allow you to find the piece corresponding to your selection.

Stones A and B have similar weights and heights. Stone C offers a 24 × 24 mm base, while Stone D is the tallest of the four pieces, at 103 mm.

A piece to contemplate

On a shelf, a desk, or among your favorite minerals, this point can be chosen for its proportions and the pleasure of enriching your collection. Its slender shape allows it to be integrated into both a decorative composition and a personal space for contemplation.

Symbolism of pyrite

In the traditions of lithotherapy, pyrite is associated with self-confidence, willpower, and creativity. It can represent a personal intention: giving shape to an idea, moving forward with perseverance, or taking the time to define priorities.

It is also linked, in these beliefs, to symbolic protection and prosperity. These associations can evoke the desire to build projects and recognize the opportunities that arise, without guaranteeing success or materially attracting abundance.

In the symbolism of the chakras, pyrite is sometimes linked to the solar plexus, associated with self-assertion and determination.

These associations are part of beliefs and traditions. No therapeutic effect is scientifically proven; stones do not replace medical advice or treatment.