Pyrite Cluster chrysocolla Together they create a striking

Together they create a striking contrast of earthy green and metallic gold

The fibrous crystals with translucent radial fractures or globular clusters range from pale green to emerald green in color

it is mined for the production of sulphuric acid for the chemistry and fertilizer industry

it’s a beautiful example of transformation

Oklahoma Mud Balls or OMGites are spherical cobbles found in the Wellington and Garber formations in Oklahoma

Pyrite Cluster chrysocolla Together they create a strikingPyrite, or Iron Pyrite is a pale brass yellow iron sulfate (FeS2) mineral. It is also widely known as "fool's gold" for its uncanny resemblance. First recorded in 50 AD Greece, the name "pyrite" derives from the Greek word "pyro", meaning "fire". The cubic form is more rare and found only in Navajun, Spain. Industrially, it is mined for the production of sulphuric acid for the chemistry and fertilized industry. This item is 3. 5" x 1" and weighs 12.