Collection: Arsenopyrite

Arsenopyrite is a striking metallic mineral and the most common arsenic-bearing sulfide. Its silvery steel-gray color and bright metallic luster make it instantly recognizable, often sparkling with subtle iridescent tones under the light. Crystals are typically prismatic and well-formed, creating sharp, geometric aesthetics that stand out in any collection.

Found in hydrothermal veins and metamorphic environments, Arsenopyrite is often associated with minerals such as Quartz, Scheelite, and Pyrite. Collectors prize it for its crisp crystal structure and mirror-like sheen a perfect example of nature’s precision in metallic form.