What is Marcasite?

Marcasite is a mineral made of iron sulfate. Sometimes it is called white pyrite, but it is not a pyrite or a crazy gold, as it sometimes says. To further confuse matters, most gems called Marcasite are actually pyrite. The real Marcasite breaks down quickly and does not hold well in the form of gems. It may also have white or brown coloring. It is a relatively soft stone with a hardness of approximately 6-6.5 on the hardness scale. It creates into what is called Coxcomomb aggregates, where the crystals are divided into crystals that have a similar shape to the head of the top of the rooster head. Because of this special formation, Marcasite prices are in collections. Bacterial substances found abundantly in the air can facilitate the breakdown of iron sulfate. Finally, a piece of Markamis deteriorates completely to white powder. One decaying Marcasite can affect other minerals that are approaching it. Markasite samples tend to be separated to slow down this fine but attractive mineral. He assumesthey are able to release negative energy, improve communication skills and protect those who make dangerous jobs. Such a tradition is the result of pagan traditions.

However, the miners often considered the pyrite negatively because it had a deceptive appearance that many were wrong. Many have established their views on where to dig or pelvis on the basis of pyrite, and too late learned that these stones are worthless. So it inherited the name of the fool.

6 are also Very cheap, with free stones of several carats usually less than one US dollar (USD). Those who make their own jewelry often enjoy using the pyrite because of its beautiful appearance and low costs.