Raw bismuth

Raw bismuth.
Illustrative representation of natural material, where the color and structure of the stone may differ from the accompanying photos. However, you will always receive raw rhodonite of comparable quality.

Bismuth as an element was officially ordered in 1753 by the French scientist Glaud François Geoffroy. Its name comes from the German word weisse masse - white matter. Paracelsus, real name Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim, alchemist, astrologer and physician, used the name Bisemutum, derived from it. wissmuth, possibly also weissmuth - white material, which also supports the fact that bismuth is a light white metal. The iridescent play of colors is due to oxidation, which is a natural property of metals. Previously, the name bismuth was also used in the Czech Republic.
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Bismuth stimulates energy, it can be used as a talisman to achieve one's own goals and to calmly accept life changes. Bismuth has been used since ancient times. It occurs mainly in the form of an iridescent crystal, which is obtained as a by-product of the mining and refining of lead, copper, tin, silver and gold. It is a crystal of honesty, faith, supports natural joy, modesty, spiritual growth, patience, courage and positive life energy.

Bismuth is a purifying crystal, the only one composed of a single element. It is elemental bismuth, a metallic element of white color with a faint pink luster. All other crystals are made up of multiple elements, building blocks, and form compounds with each other. Bismuth crystals are beautiful and special especially with the iridescent play of color shades on the oxidized surface.

Read about the use of bismuth in Feng Shui: bismuth in Feng Shui