Pyrite Sphere - 4" (w/ stand) Fetishes who named it after Count

who named it after Count Sergei Semenovitch Uvarov

or granite and is found in tiny cavities within these rocks

also known as Oro Verde Quartz

allowing it to push its upper jaw outwards and sideways while chewing

and in southern Illinois near the Ohio River

Pyrite Sphere - 4" (w/ stand) Fetishes who named it after CountA golden yellow to brown, widely occurring mineral sulfide, FeS2, Pyrite is used as an iron ore and to produce sulfur dioxide for sulfuric acid. It is also known as Fool's Gold because it resembles gold, even though it is harder (H. 5 6) and a paler yellow. Pyrite is often found in quartz veins, sometimes even with gold. Pyrite crystals are common; it may also occur as grains or in masses. It streaks a greenish black and when tarnished, may resemble