Pyrite Cubes STEAM only their teeth remain deep

only their teeth remain deep below the sea and in dangerous riverbeds

Rex and the Impossible Hug

Danielle Welmond developed a unique style of jewelry by using an ancient weaving technique to create curves and lines with thread and gemstones

These one-of-a-kind earrings feature bright green Chrysoprase stones against rich yellow gold

this pyrite on fluorite is a fine specimen of two intergrown crystals

Pyrite Cubes STEAM only their teeth remain deepRacracancha, Cerro de Pajco, Peru Prized since antiquity for its warm, golden luster and similar appearance to gold, Pyrite has earned its spot in many collectors displays. The mineral gets its name from the Greek, meaning of fire, for its ability to create sparks when struck against steel.