Pyrite Jewellery at True Nature Gems

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Pyrite (otherwise known as Fool’s gold) despite its nickname, has long been a symbol of money and good luck. The name Pyrite means “a stone which strikes fire” and was named so because it was found that sparks would fly from it if stuck against another mineral (especially iron or steel). In early times this sparking ability was a means of creating fire and this also made it popular in early firearms devices.

In crystal healing, pyrite is worn as an energy shield, for blocking negativity from outside, It is said to energise any area where it is placed and is worn to help one overcome fatigue and lethargy, inadequacy or inertia. Pyrite is said to protect us from negative vibrations and energies by working on the physical, emotional and etheric levels, It is said to stimulate the intellect, enhance the memory and help one recall information when needed. It helps us to see beyond and behind appearances, so that we can understand the motivations of others. The ancient Incas prized it as a tool to enhance meditation and divination.

In health, Pyrite is used to aid the healing of cells, for bones, lungs and bronchial disorders and to reduce fevers and swelling. It is used to treat infections and to provide protection for people who care for others.