See our styles with the most beautiful mineral, which is PYRITE!
How to wear jewelry with pyrite? Especially for you, we’ve prepared three unique styles—you’ll find them below.
Get inspired by nature and shine like a star...
Pyrite fully plated with 24-karat gold!
A combination of a necklace and earrings with a flowing dress in a delicate shade of pink with a floral accent.
The look is completed by transparent sandals, which add lightness to the whole styling and work perfectly with it.
Delicacy highlighted by the shine of pyrite plated with 24-karat gold.
Raw pyrite in an elegant version
We paired earrings and a raw pyrite necklace with an elegant velvet dress in military green.
The whole look was highlighted by brown high heels. All the colors refer to nature, which makes them perfectly complement the natural character of the stones.
Paired with green and gold, pyrite takes on their colors like a chameleon—it will match your clothes depending on their color palette.
Pyrite in a carnival version
Our latest suggestion is a combination of two different pyrites—raw and 24-karat gold-plated.
The whole look is elevated by a silver-gilded chain in the form of a choker and a bracelet.
The styling of such spectacular jewelry is so striking that a simple black dress was enough, and the effect is stunning!
You don’t need sequins to shine. Go for the natural glow of pyrites.
📖 Read also: Fool’s gold or a stone of power? The truth about pyrite
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📖 Read also: Pyrite Jewelry — Properties, Meaning, and the Magic of Fool's Gold
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
How is pyrite different from chalcopyrite?
Although both minerals are called "fool's gold" because of their metallic shine, they differ in chemical composition and appearance. Pyrite (iron sulfide) has a bright brass-yellow color and regular crystals. Chalcopyrite (copper and iron sulfide) is softer, has a more intense golden-yellow hue, and often undergoes tarnishing, shimmering with iridescent colors (blue, purple, and green).
Can raw pyrite in jewelry be damaged?
Raw pyrite has a hardness of 6-6.5 on the Mohs scale, which makes it a relatively durable stone. However, you should avoid direct contact of the jewelry with water and perfumes, because moisture can cause the mineral’s metallic sheen to gradually dull.
What is the best way to pair jewelry with gilded pyrite?
Jewelry with gilded pyrite pairs perfectly with evening looks in deep black, bottle green, and burgundy. For everyday wear, it looks great paired with minimalist white shirts and classic denim, adding a refined touch of shine.