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Pyrite Beaded Bracelet

“In the gleam of unshaken calm, kindle the flame that claims the vast.”

Pyrite Beaded Bracelet features pyrite round semi-precious natural beads, pvd-plated golden hypoallergic stainless steel findings and is corded with elastic thread.

The bracelet weighs 21.5g;

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg 2025 as a part of the Ionic Arcana collection.

Material Information

Pyrite – The Stone of Prosperity

Pyrite, commonly known as “Fool’s Gold,” is an iron sulfide mineral with a metallic luster and brass-yellow color that often tricks people into thinking it’s gold. It forms in a variety of geological environments, with significant deposits in Spain, Peru, Italy, and the United States. While pyrite is naturally occurring, lab-grown pyrite would aim to replicate its cubic crystals and metallic sheen for industrial or educational purposes.

Etymology

The name “pyrite” comes from the Greek “pyr” meaning “fire,” due to the sparks it produces when struck. It’s also known by: Fool’s Gold for its misleading resemblance to gold. Iron Pyrite to specify its composition.

Cosmic Junction

Pyrite resonates with the solar plexus chakra, symbolizing abundance, vitality, and protection:

Ancient Uses: Pyrite was used by ancient civilizations for igniting fires, symbolizing the element of fire and the sun’s energy. In Roman times, it was used in jewelry for its protective qualities.

Native American Traditions: Some tribes valued pyrite for its supposed power to attract wealth and protect against negative energies.

Modern Metaphysical Practices: Pyrite is believed to boost confidence, attract wealth, and shield against negative vibes or environmental pollutants. It’s often used in money spells or placed in workspaces to stimulate creativity and focus.


Colour

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Cordage

Elastic Thread

Findings

18k Gold PVD Plated / Jewellery-Grade Stainless Steel