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making it a perfect decorative piece for any space
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Red Quartz with Pyrite and Goethite Money Magnet Bracelet This museum grade specimen ofSize: 23 x 5. 5 x 14. 5 cm Weight: 1. 8 Kg Location : China Product Description Natural quartz specimen featuring red coloration along with metallic pyrite and dark goethite. The red tones typically result from iron oxide staining or inclusions during crystal growth. Pyrite, an iron sulfide mineral, forms in cubic or granular shapes, while goethite develops as iron rich masses or coatings. Together, they create a dramatic mix of color, luster, and