PYRITE GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Pyrite is a mineral raw material that often occurs in the form of shiny, gold-like crystals. It is frequently found in various rock types and originates from magmatic, metamorphosed, and sedimentary rocks. Its striking appearance has earned it the name "fool's gold," as it is often mistaken for real gold.

Pyrite is of interest not only because of its optical properties but also due to its use in traditional folk medicine. Historically, pyrite was considered a protective stone believed to ward off negative energies. In alchemy, it was regarded as an important element for producing gold and other valuable substances.

In homeopathy, pyrite is traditionally used for various purposes. It is believed to support vitality and energy. Homeopathic applications usually come in the form of globules or dilutions, with specific areas of application varying.

• Origin: Mineral, commonly found in rocks
• Traditional use in folk medicine
• Homeopathic applications to support vitality