MARCASITE noun / (mahr-kuh-sahyt)
Etymology: Middle English marchasite, from Medieval Latin marcasita  Date: 15th century.
A mineral with the same composition as pyrite, (fool's gold), and often called "white iron pyrite", but differing in crystal structure. It can be faceted like a gemstone and is often used in sterling silver jewellery.

Goldmajor introduces it's new stunning marcasite pieces.

Goldmajor carries an extensive and varied collection of marcasite, some with semi-precious stones. The grey twinkle of the marcasite stones partners blue topaz, garnet, amethyst & pearls perfectly, conveying a magical allure of elegance & sophistication. The marcasite range combines effortless style with timeless class, simple yet feminine. 

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