Natural Pyrite Bracelet

A bracelet of natural pyrite beads with a bright, brassy-gold metallic shine, on a durable elastic cord or with a polished magnetic clasp. Pyrite is an iron sulphide mineral, nicknamed "fool's gold" for its colour, and in crystal traditions it is known as the stone of abundance.

Quick facts

• Stone: natural pyrite (iron sulphide), hardness 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale
• Design: elastic (stretch) or magnetic clasp
• Bead size: 8 mm or 10 mm
• Wrist sizes: S, M, L, XL and XXL (see the size guide)
• Made in: Bharat

What pyrite is associated with

In crystal traditions, pyrite is associated with:

• abundance, prosperity and opportunity
• confidence, willpower and decisive action
• focus and motivation towards goals
• protection from negativity
• the solar plexus chakra (Manipura)

Who it is for

• Entrepreneurs, business owners, traders and sales professionals
• Anyone starting a new venture or working towards a financial goal
• Those who want a bold, metallic piece they can wear every day

How to wear it

• Pyrite is traditionally worn on the left hand for abundance; some switch it to the right hand for important meetings and decisions.
• Many set an intention when they first put it on, for example: "I attract abundance, success and confidence."
• To cleanse it, rest it overnight on a selenite plate every 2 to 4 weeks. Do not use water.

Care

• Keep it dry. Pyrite is sensitive to moisture and can dull or tarnish if it gets wet, so remove it before washing hands, bathing or swimming.
• Remove it before workouts and before you sleep.
• Keep it away from perfumes and chemicals, especially alcohol-based ones.
• Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth and store it in a dry pouch or box.

Frequently asked questions

Is pyrite real gold?

No. Pyrite is an iron sulphide mineral. It is called "fool's gold" because its metallic shine looks like gold, but it is a different mineral, valued in its own right.

Will pyrite tarnish?

Pyrite can lose its shine if it is exposed to water or humidity. Kept dry and wiped after wearing, it holds its lustre well.

Is this natural pyrite?

Yes. Natural pyrite can show small pits, fine cracks or surface marks. These are signs of a genuine stone, not defects.

Which bead size should I choose?

8 mm beads give a finer look; 10 mm beads are bolder. One of the photos shows both sizes on the wrist.

Note: We neither guarantee, nor claim any of the said benefits. These are points which are known in spiritual circles, and customers should use their discretionary power to decide on the benefits.