LG Pyrite Sun / Miner's Dollar 5.36"

LG Pyrite Sun / Miner's Dollar 5.36"Rare, large very attractive, sculptural pyrite sun. Pyrite Suns Pyrite suns, also known as pyrite dollars, are fascinating and unique mineral formations of the shiny, metallic mineral pyrite (FeS), which is also commonly known as fool's gold due to its superficial resemblance to real gold. These formations are particularly associated with Sparta, Illinois, where they have been found in abundance and have a notable local significance. Formation of

No two bracelets are alike

leaving behind a fascinating fossil record

was a remarkable and diverse genus that lived during the Pleistocene epoch

Early whales and marine mammals

those olivine crystals reveal a translucent peridot green that glows brilliantly in transmitted light

long-necked dinosaurs that may have been targeted when young

An unusually high abundance of Spinosaurus teeth in river deposits

but its range extended much farther south into areas like South Carolina

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Unlike most reptiles

It has a nice symmetrical shape

What makes it especially fascinating is that ammolite displays color without any added minerals or dyes—its beauty comes purely from the way light bends through its natural structure