Metallic sparkle meets rugged natural beauty.

These collector-grade Pyrolusite specimens from Mapimí, Durango, Mexico are covered in shimmering metallic crystals that catch the light from every angle. Tiny druzy crystals blanket each specimen, creating beautiful contrast against the deep steel-gray pyrolusite.

Scattered throughout are pale yellow secondary crystals that are believed to be mimetite, a mineral known from this famous locality. While these secondary crystals have not been independently laboratory verified, they add wonderful texture and collector appeal.

Each specimen has its own unique personality and is perfect for mineral collectors, display shelves, curiosity cabinets, or anyone who appreciates nature’s artistry.

Choose Your Piece

Piece A

• Approximately 4 x 2.5 inches
• 145 grams
• Broad display face with exceptional metallic luster

Piece B

• Approximately 5 x 2 inches
• 152 grams
• Dramatic elongated formation with druzy crystallization on both front and back

Both specimens are one-of-a-kind. You will receive the exact piece you select.

Metaphysical Associations

Pyrolusite is often associated with:

• Transformation and personal evolution
• Mental clarity and focus
• Grounding scattered energy
• Releasing stagnant thought patterns
• Encouraging resilience during times of change

Whether you’re drawn to Pyrolusite for its striking appearance or its energetic symbolism, these specimens make a distinctive addition to any collection.

Numerology

Pyrolusite is commonly associated with the vibration of the Number 7

Collector Information

• Mineral: Pyrolusite
• Associated Druzy Crystals
• Possible Secondary Mimetite Crystals*
• Locality: Mapimí, Durango, Mexico
• Natural, untreated specimen
• You will receive the exact specimen selected.

*The pale yellow secondary crystals are believed to be mimetite based on the original specimen identification and minerals known from the locality but have not been independently laboratory verified.

Care

Pyrolusite is a natural manganese oxide mineral and should be handled with reasonable care. Wash hands after handling mineral specimens and avoid creating or inhaling dust. This specimen is intended for display and collecting.

• Pyrolusite
• Pyrolusite specimen
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• Mapimí minerals
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• Druzy crystals
• Manganese minerals
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