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RFGFPRXD–Pyrite on black background, also known as iron pyrite and fools gold, is an iron sulfide with the chemical formula FeS2.
RMCBPW6B–Iron Pyrite Cube, Guangxi Province, China
RMD78RFM–Pyrite
RMB75861–Iron Pyrite Fools Gold
RFB8FGYH–Pyrite on a white background
RFAAJ8PJ–Studio shot of pyrite (aka 'fools gold')
RMDTG2TA–Pyrite
RMD9B0RG–Pyrite FeS2
RMBY0J1R–Pyrite (FeS2) (Iron sulfide) - Butte - Montana - Popularly known as 'fool's gold' - Formerly used in sulfuric acid production
RMEHW8X3–pyrite
RMADCRAC–Mineral Pyrite, Cubic crystals on surface of massive pyrite, Tristate, USA
RMB70PPF–Pyrite or fool's gold
RMF4WA2R–Pyrite Cracked Face by Daniel Arsham; at FIAC 2015
RMA0THW9–Pyrite
RMAGREGJ–Iron Pyrite crystals
RFAYXYG8–Pyrite
RMANA37E–pyrite or fools gold iron sulphide
RFBFNEPE–Close up of Pyrite or fools gold as its also called embedded in rock fragment
RMA9MYF6–Pyrit pyrite Mineral stone rock metal crystal crystaline gem gems natural scientific science spike geo geology geography environ
RFGFPRXM–Pyrite on white background, also known as iron pyrite and fools gold, is an iron sulfide with the chemical formula FeS2.
RMCBPW73–Iron Pyrite 'Dollar' from Sparta, Illinois
RMCR9C3M–Pyrite, crystal block. Pyrite is also known as pyrite, or fool's gold cat, hepatic iron, and under its chemical name iron (II)
RFA7WP9H–Stone in different colours (Pyrite)
RMA79MPX–Iron Pyrite
RFA9DDTN–Studio shot of Iron Pyrite or 'fools gold.' Pyrite is the most common of the sulfide minerals. The mineral pyrite, or iron pyri
RMDTGKRB–Pyrite
RMF7NG0J–Pyrite. The mineral's metallic luster and pale brass-yellow hue give it a superficial resemblance to gold, hence the well-known nickname of fool's gold.
RMB7C2TA–Iron pyrite ammonites
RFE21HP1–pyrite in the background of a burlap
RMBHKAAA–Limonite After Pyrite Pseudomorph
RMB73255–Pyrite or fool's gold
RFARXDE2–Iron Pyrites, also known as pyrite.
RMA0THGE–Iron Pyrite
RMB36YC3–Iron Pyrite (Fool's Gold) crystals
RMCW8BE2–Marcasite (white iron pyrite); Essen, Germany
RFBK9XFD–pyrite mineral isolated on white background
RMC2267C–Pyrite (FeS2) (Iron sulfide) Popularly known as 'fool's gold' - Formerly used in the production of sulfuric acid
RMCE7PH4–Pyrite (iron disulfide (FeS2)) ball
RMB8FFCK–Rose Quartz, Amethyst crystal, Iron Pyrite
RM2N9XX17–Cubic Pyrite Crystals in Limestone Matrix Ampliación a Victoria Mine, Navajún, La Rioja, Spain
RMCR9C44–Pyrite, crystal block. Pyrite is also known as pyrite, or fool's gold cat, hepatic iron, and under its chemical name iron (II)
RFAM3DHT–Mineral, pyrite, cube
RMA3T9YN–pyrite
RFA9DDTK–Studio shot of Iron Pyrite or 'fools gold.' Pyrite is the most common of the sulfide minerals. The mineral pyrite, or iron pyri
RMA8XM4T–Pyrite
RMB15ABT–Pyrite Fools Gold
RMAA7H54–Crystallized Pyrite iron sulfide
RMAH7605–Mineral Pyrite, Octehedral crystals on solid pyrite, Tristate, USA
RFFRTWE2–pyrite
RMA3TDP9–calcite crystals over pyrite or fool's gold from Tswaneng Botswana
RMBCA8EY–Colline Metallifere, Tuscany. Area contaminated from mine waste
RMA0THY8–Iron Pyrite
RMAMM15J–Pyrite, Iron sulphide, Iron pyrites, Fools Gold (FeS), crystal aggregate, studio picture
RMA4YK2E–close up of mineral pyrite
RFHRHEJN–Pyrite
RMF025GC–Pyrite
RMED6TKX–Pyrite (FeS2) crystals isolated on white background
RFB8FFDN–A mineral called Iron Pyrite or Fool's Gold
RMCBPW2R–Iron Pyrite Crystals, Huanzala, Peru
RMCR9C3W–Pyrite, crystal block. Pyrite is also known as pyrite, or fool's gold cat, hepatic iron, and under its chemical name iron (II)
RMW7E6KJ–Pyrite. Artist: Unknown
RMA3XWEH–pyrite
RFA9DDTJ–pytire studio shot fools gold metal
RMDTGKRT–Pyrite
RMB15DGP–Pyrite Irrisses Fools Gold
RMAA7H5C–Crystallized Pyrite iron sulfide
RMAH7609–Mineral Pyrite, Three interpenetrating twin crystals. Largest crystal 60 mm, others 50 and 35 mm, Armejun, Lagrono, Spain
RFASEF5F–Iron Pyrite tumble smoothed mineral sample
RMD9B0R9–Pyrite FeS2
RMJD42EX–Pyrite, Iron sulfide, fools gold, Peru
RMA7CKM6–Iron Pyrite
RMAMKNRG–Pyrite, iron sulphide, Iron pyrites, Fools Gold (FeS), crystal aggregate, studio picture
RMTXGDMN–Pyrite. The mineral's metallic luster and pale brass-yellow hue give it a superficial resemblance to gold, hence the well-known nickname of fool's gold.
RFHRHEKK–Pyrite
RMF01NGT–Geminated Pyrite iron cross, sulphide.
RMED6TKW–Pyrite (FeS2) crystals isolated on white background
RFHGXN56–Pyrite in a gem stone market
RMCBPW3N–Marcasite (white iron pyrite)- Joplin, Missouri
RF2B8W9MY–Pyrite gemstone cut out on white background
RMG6G23K–Pyrite remediation scheme
RMA3XWDT–pyrite
RMEE1DXN–Minerals, Iron Pyrite or Fool's Gold crystals, cubic crystals on host rock
RMDTGKRJ–Pyrite
RMB15DT3–Fools Gold, Iron Pyrite
RMPFKRMD–A piece of octahedral pyrite interspersed with quartz crystals, and a piece nodular pyrite, close-up
RFGFPRXE–Pyrite on black, also known as iron pyrite and fools gold, is an iron sulfide with the chemical formula FeS2.
RMBR8MBW–Quartz with Iron Pyrite or Fools gold in the Sierra Nevada
RMD9B0R2–Pyrite FeS2
RMG6PHF9–Pyrite, FeS, iron sulfide, fools gold, Peru, Huanzala Mine
RMEM6HCE–Pyrite in step-like accumulations
RFGAE1BP–CANADA: Goudreau pyrite area, Michipicoten district, Ontario. Geology, 1926 map
RFAD6M3W–Pyrite crystals macro texture background
RFHRHEK2–Pyrite
RMF01MKT–Geminated Pyrite iron cross, sulphide.
RMECDYT8–Iron Pyrite or Fool's Gold crystals. Cubic crystals on the host rock. Unknown origin.
RMEKRCFA–Pyrite for sale, Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, Tucson, Arizona
RMAP60KN–Iron Pyrite Crystals Huanzala Peru
RF2B8W9M4–Pyrite gemstone cut out on white background
RMG6G23W–Pyrite remediation scheme
RM2XNJKM6–Pyrite cubes in marlstone mineral specimen, Geological Museum, Warsaw, Poland