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Is a mineral known as iron sulfide (FeS2) that is commonly used as gemstones or decorative materials to adorn the case or dial of a watch. It is often cut and polished into small faceted stones, serving as substitutes for genuine gemstones because the latter are relatively brittle and not commonly used in watch manufacturing. These marcasite stones add a touch of sparkle and ornamental value to the watch design.
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