Common name for iron pyrite, which is sometimes mistaken for gold. Iron pyrite is hard and brittle, while gold is soft and malleable.
Popular name for iron pyrite. It is sometimes mistaken for gold and is often associated with it, but it is hard and brittle, whereas gold is soft and malleable.
Iron pyrite, a flaky and brittle mineral that seldom fools a real miner. Real gold is soft and malleable.
a common mineral (iron disulfide) that has a pale yellow color
Usually chalcopyrite but may be pyrite or sometimes sericite
A popular term for pyrite resembling gold in color
A mineral called iron pyrite. It looks like gold, but is worthless.
Iron pyrite is often mistaken by novices for gold. Although its color resembles gold, its properties are very different from gold. It is hard and brittle while gold is soft and malleable.
Fool's gold is pyrite, a shiny, metallic mineral that looks like gold, but is actually a a form of iron. Marcasite stones come from pyrite.
Iron Pyrite, biotite or any other mineral that has an appearance that looks like gold.
Also known as Iron Pyrite, fool's gold is a gold colored mineral that is often mistaken for real gold.
Fool's Gold is an OEL manga published by Tokyopop. It is written and illustrated by Amy Reeder Hadley. The first of three volumes came out on July 11, 2006.