Hunk of Pyrite
A hunk of pyrite is a rough, natural chunk of fool's gold, a brassy metallic iron sulfide mineral commonly sold in crystal shops for decorative or metaphysical use in nature and wilderness contexts.
Estimated value as of 2026 · Source: Average from retail listings like Brooklyn Charm ($2-4), Stone Sanctuary ($2.79)…
Fun Fact
Pyrite is called fool's gold due to its gold-like appearance, but it's far less valuable and often forms striking cubic crystals unlike real gold.
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