Pyrite Cluster from Peru - Natural Mineral Specimen mineral specimens specimen making it a meaningful addition large titanite

Name: Pyrite Cluster from Peru - Natural Mineral Specimen mineral specimens specimen making it a meaningful addition large titanite
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SKU: 82594685057
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Pyrite Cluster from Peru - Natural Mineral Specimen mineral specimens specimen making it a meaningful addition large titanite

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Pyrite Cluster from Peru Natural Mineral Specimen mineral specimens specimen making it a meaningful addition large titanite making it a meaningful addition to any crystal collection These beautiful natural smoky citrine crystals come from the renowned Chibuku Mine in Zimbabwe This is a beautiful natural pyrite cluster from Peru Size: 58 x 46 x 24 mm

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