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Close-up view of iron ore pyrite, showcasing its metallic luster and crystalline structure. The mineral displays sharp facets and reflective surfaces, highlighting its natural geometric shape and earthy texture. This vintage film footage captures the intricate details of pyrite, a rare iron sulfide mineral often mistaken for gold. Ideal for geology, science, and mineralogy content, the clip emphasizes the beauty of natural minerals and their scientific significance. The macro perspective reveals the stone's unique texture and shine, offering a visually rich study of earth's raw materials.
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