Martite Cluster Hematite After Magnatite from Payun Volcano Argentina

Martite Cluster (Hematite after Magnetite)

Payún Volcano, Argentina

This dramatic martite cluster is a hematite pseudomorph after magnetite, preserving sharp, angular crystal forms with a deep matte-to-submetallic black finish. The structure is dense and architectural, with interlocking forms that give the piece a strong, grounded presence. Material from the Payún Volcano region is especially known for its bold, uncompromising crystal habit and raw volcanic character.

Metaphysical beliefs (as commonly described):

Martite is widely regarded as a powerful grounding and stabilizing stone, believed to help anchor scattered energy, strengthen boundaries, and promote emotional resilience. Many people associate martite with protection, endurance, and self-command, especially during periods of stress, upheaval, or sustained effort. Because it retains the shape of magnetite while expressing hematite’s qualities, it’s often thought to combine structure with resolve — supporting discipline, focus, and staying rooted when pressure is high.

This is a piece collectors often choose for its weighty presence and no-nonsense energy, rather than softness or gentleness.

One of a kind.