Pyrite

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmapproximately 36 beads per strandPyrite is a golden-green gemstone with a natural glittery finish. The name "Pyrite" originates from the Greek term "pyrites lithos," meaning "the stone which strikes fire." This...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmapproximately 46 beads per strandPyrite is a golden-green gemstone with a natural glittery finish. The name "Pyrite" originates from the Greek term "pyrites lithos," meaning "the stone which strikes fire." This...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmapproximately 40 beads per strandPyrite is a golden-green gemstone with a natural glittery finish. The name "Pyrite" originates from the Greek term "pyrites lithos," meaning "the stone which strikes fire." This...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmapproximately 70 beads per strandPyrite is a golden-green gemstone with a natural glittery finish. The name "Pyrite" originates from the Greek term "pyrites lithos," meaning "the stone which strikes fire." This...

Natural Gemstoneapproximately 1mm sized holePyrite is a golden-green gemstone with a natural glittery finish. The name "Pyrite" originates from the Greek term "pyrites lithos," meaning "the stone which strikes fire." This is because when Pyrite is struck...

approximately 3 teardrops, 4 coins, 3 oval and 9 rounds per strand Pyrite is naturally a golden-green gemstone with a glittery finish. The name "Pyrite" originates from the Greek term "pyrites lithos," meaning "the stone which strikes fire." This is...

Natural Gemstone1 LoopSizes vary slightlyPyrite is a golden-green gemstone with a natural glittery finish. The name "Pyrite" originates from the Greek term "pyrites lithos," meaning "the stone which strikes fire." This is because when Pyrite is struck...

Natural Gemstone2 LoopsSizes vary slightlyPyrite is a golden-green gemstone with a natural glittery finish. The name "Pyrite" originates from the Greek term "pyrites lithos," meaning "the stone which strikes fire." This is because when Pyrite is struck...