Price: AED89.30
(as of Mar 25, 2025 01:25:28 UTC – Details)
Pyrite is a really beautiful crystal for bringing in money, for grounding, for opening up into prosperity in many ways, but especially in financial terms. Pyrite is also a heart-opening stone. it’s widely used as a crystal of luck and fortune. Pyrite has long been valued as a strong protection stone that shields the wearer from negative energy as well as environmental pollutants. Thus, this stone helps promote physical well-being as well. Stimulating the second and third chakras, pyrite enhances the strength of mind and willpower.
Pyrite Tumbled Stones, Polished Natural Pyrite Gemstone, Pyrite Healing Crystals, Grade A Quality
Size: 0.75″ – 1.25″ approx.
You’re expecting 14-17 stones per lb on average. As the item size varies so the amount per 1 lb will vary from batch to batch. But it will be +/-. This is a guide only and orders may fall outside this guide as we sell this item by weight
Stones used in reiki, healing, meditation and crystal healing. Great for therapy, grid work, and to carry in your pocket or pouch
Shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns of Pyrite tumbled stone may vary as it is a natural stone
Claudia Jeanne –
I’m a side-sleeper. I take my earrings off at night, but my hip-bone often hurts after only a few hours. This pillow is perfect for keeping the pressure off!
Claudia Jeanne –
jfalk –
I bought these (5 lb.) as a cheaper alternative to the ones I’d see in gift shops. Perfectly satisfied. Each stone is roughly 0.75 inches long and wide, and they are of consistent thickness. No tiny or huge stones. Perfect for messing around with. Recommended
jfalk –
Jan reynolds –
Exactly what I was looking for and surprisingly arrived 2 days early.
Jan reynolds –
Pamela R. –
One of his favorites. We devised several games and play together for hours. He pulls them out all the time and never tires of them.
Pamela R. –
Thomas T. Verga –
Used these to make my own magnetic chess game. My wife and I love this 1/2 the price of buying of commercial game
Thomas T. Verga –