Pyrite

Pyrite, often known as fool's gold, is the most common sulfide mineral on Earth. Pyrite, known for its brass-yellow hue that mimics gold, is a source of iron and sulfur and is used to manufacture sulfuric acid. Some pyrite varieties contain enough tiny gold to be mined as a gold resource.

Uses and Benefits:

• It is an excellent stone to wear or carry as an amulet to ward off harm and danger. In particular, it comes in handy while you're away from home or undertaking a dangerous job.
• A lover, parent, or employer can't dominate, criticize, or manipulate you indefinitely. Pyrite gives you the strength to resist without becoming angry or agitated, shifting the balance of power in your favor.
• Especially in fields that appreciate nature's intrinsic purity and harmonic symmetry, pyrite stimulates creativity. Ideal for students, it encourages ambition, devotion, and endurance.

Placement:

• Pyrite resonates with the energy of exuberance and excitement and brightness and activity. Yin is the dominant force in its natural state. I call it "heat," "activity," "emotion," and "passion" — the energy of thoughts, concepts, and sex Home or room south is connected with renown and repute. This energy might offer you the boost you need to improve your reputation within the community and inside your family.