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Discover the world of Pyrite with our guide to buying the perfect specimen. Look for well-formed, distinct cubic or pyritohedral crystal shapes, boasting sharp edges and a brilliant metallic sheen. Beware of dull or tarnished surfaces, as they may indicate lower quality or oxidation. Consider the size and weight, as larger and heavier pieces tend to be more valuable. Don't forget to delve into the Pyrite's origin; specimens from renowned locations like Spain, Peru, or the United States are highly coveted. Ensure authenticity through accompanying documentation or certificates. Choose wisely, and add a remarkable and valuable Pyrite specimen to your collection.

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