Description
Pyrite — the stone people call fool’s gold — cut into rough chips and wired onto a hand-twisted trunk, set into a natural stone base. Each tree is bent by hand, so no two have the same silhouette and the branch count varies.
It is traditionally kept where money is handled: a desk, a till, a shelf near the entrance. That is a tradition, and we sell it as one.
What it will not do: it will not bring money in. Pyrite is iron sulphide, not a mechanism. Anyone selling it as one is selling you something we would not.
Care: pyrite tarnishes with moisture and will rust if left damp. Keep it dry, dust it with a soft brush, and do not wash it.
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