Wholesale Pyrite Crystals

Pyrite is produced by volcanic activity, and the crystal shape is complete as if cut out and can form cubes or dodecahedrons. Volcanoes in Japan have vibrant production, and many myths and legends often appear because of pyrite, which is an essential mineral.
The name of pyrite comes from the Greek “Pyr” – “fire.” And “pyrites” – “flint” This is because hitting pyrite can produce sparks, which shows that it has powerful fire energy.
Pyrite grew in volcanoes and was considered a gift from the god of fire in ancient times, so when we place pyrite in our homes, we also get fire energy. This energy can help increase the vitality of the family and the cohesion of the group, relieve the negative energy that has been surrounding the home and make family members feel at ease. Due to frequent volcanic activity, Japan has produced a large amount of pyrite with high quality. In Japan, it is said that as long as
With pyrite on the body, evil forces are afraid to approach, so it can be seen that pyrite is a powerful healing stone.
Shiny pyrite is also often mistaken for gold, also known as “fool’s gold,” because pyrite easily oxidizes and loses its shiny appearance. In addition, many ores often coexist with pyrite, such as lapis lazuli and emerald, which can be found in pyrite veins. Small spots with golden reflections are often found in this type of ore, which is pyrite.

Ornaments: Pyrite is a very cheap ancient gem. In England’s Victorian era (1837-1901 AD), people liked to use this gem with unique shape and ornamental value. In addition to grinding gems, it can also be used as a base for jewelry and other handicrafts.

Medicine: It is called “natural copper” in traditional Chinese medicine, that is, pyrite (smashed or commonly used), alias “chalcedony lead.” It has the functions of rubbing, relieving pain, and healing bone by setting bones. Formulated medicines such as Huoxue Zhitong San, Junzhong Jieda San, etc.

Industry: Pyrite is the main mineral raw material for the extraction and manufacture of sulfuric acid. Associated elements can be extracted when Au, Co, and Ni are contained.

Pyrite can be used as a catalyst. Examples include:

• The production of ammonia for fertilizers.
• The synthesis of hydrocarbon fuels from renewable biomass.
• The extraction of hydrogen for fuel cells and electric vehicles.