Gemstone Picture - Tree of Life - Pyrite (20x14.7x1cm)

A framed Tree of Life picture made with genuine pyrite chips, measuring 20 x 14.7 x 1 cm. Metallic gold chips are arranged into a tree canopy shape behind glass — the most reflective and light-responsive option in the gemstone picture range.

Quantity: 1 framed picture.

What Catches the Eye

• Pyrite chips have a bright metallic gold surface that catches and reflects light sharply — this picture glints when light moves across it.
• The gold tone is natural, not painted or coated. Pyrite's metallic lustre is part of its mineral structure.
• Compact photo-frame size (20 x 14.7 cm). Only 1 cm deep.
• Metallic gold is a neutral accent that pairs with almost any colour palette — works in both warm and cool-toned interiors.

Pyrite Chips, Glass, Frame

Genuine pyrite chips arranged into a Tree of Life design behind glass in a ready-made frame. Pyrite is an iron sulphide mineral with a natural metallic gold lustre — the original "fool's gold." The reflective surface varies from chip to chip. Natural variation in every piece. Dimensions: 20 x 14.7 x 1 cm.

Placement and Care

Stand on a shelf, desk, or mantelpiece. The metallic surface reflects ambient light, so placement near a lamp or window maximises the visual effect. Wipe the glass with a soft cloth. Pyrite is durable and colour-stable.

About Pyrite

Pyrite gets its name from the Greek "pyr" (fire) — striking it against steel produces sparks. It is found worldwide, with significant deposits in Spain, Peru, and Italy. Its metallic gold appearance has fooled prospectors for centuries, earning it the nickname "fool's gold." In crystal practice, pyrite is associated with confidence, vitality, and abundance. On this picture, its reflective quality makes the canopy shimmer in a way no other gemstone in the range can match.

Worth Wrapping

The boldest, most eye-catching option in the collection — a conversation-starting gift for anyone who enjoys metallic accents, mineral specimens, or decor with genuine visual impact.

Common Questions

Is pyrite actually gold?
No. Pyrite is iron sulphide (FeS2). It looks like gold due to its metallic lustre but is a completely different mineral — harder and more brittle than gold.

Will the gold colour tarnish over time?
Behind glass, the chips are protected from moisture and air. Displayed normally, the colour should remain stable for years.

Is this the most reflective option in the range?
Yes. Pyrite's metallic surface catches light more sharply than any other gemstone in the collection.