cubic pyrite crystal also known fool gold due its metallic luster and pale |
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| Cubic pyrite crystal, also known as "fool's gold," due to its metallic luster and pale brass-yellow hue that resembles gold. This natural mineral formation is characterized by its geometric cube shape and shiny surface resulting from its iron sulfide (FeS?) composition. Pyrite frequently forms in sedimentary and metamorphic rock layers and can be found in a variety of geological environments, from quartz veins to coal beds. Its intricate patterns and striking appearance make it a popular collector's item. |
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