Pyrite Bracelet

Natural Pyrite bracelet — a solar plexus chakra stone, traditionally worn for wealth, willpower and protection. Hand-selected, cleansed and ready to wear. Genuine stone, so every piece is slightly different.

About Pyrite

Pyrite is iron sulphide, metallic and brassy enough to have earned the name fool’s gold. In crystal-healing tradition it is a stone of practical wealth and resolve — associated less with luck than with the drive and discipline that build it.

Traditional associations

• Chakra: solar plexus chakra
• Traditionally worn for: wealth, willpower and protection
• Natural colour: Metallic brassy gold

Why people choose it

• Traditionally kept for wealth built through effort rather than chance
• Associated with willpower, resolve and decisive action
• Also used as a protective and shielding stone
• Striking natural metallic gold lustre

The piece

How to use it

Wear it on either wrist and keep it on through the day; crystal-healing practice holds that constant contact matters more than which side. Many people wear it on the receiving hand — the left for most — when the intention is to take something in, and on the right when the intention is to put something out into the world. Take it off before swimming or bathing.

Specifications

• Form: Stretch bracelet
• Stone: Natural Pyrite
• Colour: Metallic brassy gold
• Stringing: Durable elastic cord
• Fit: Stretch, standard adult wrist

Authenticity

Cleansing & care

Rinse under cool running water, or leave the piece in indirect moonlight overnight, roughly once a month to refresh it. Keep it away from perfume, soap, chlorinated water and prolonged direct sunlight, which can fade coloured stones. Store it in the pouch provided so the polish stays clean and unscratched.

Crystals are worn and kept as part of a long-standing spiritual and cultural practice. The qualities described above come from crystal-healing tradition and are offered for that purpose only — they are not medical, psychological or financial claims, and nothing here is a substitute for professional advice.