Bismuth – Fractal Geometry

More interesting examples of Bismuth clusters where the ore from Peru and grown by a cool guy in New Zealand!  Or rather he melted the ore and then cooled it at a rate that nature grew this stunning fractal geometry crystal. Bismuth is silver and the rainbow colours came from oxidation.

These are delicate so not for a box that gets rattled around or for use near the un-coordinated!

• Dimensions are for “D”.
• Size A SOLD
• We have several examples of these clusters of various shapes and size on this website.

Benefits of Bismuth

This crystal can help you to achieve your goals, especially when working as part of a team. It can also help with visualisation while shamanic journeying. I have intuited it to those needing help to move back into mainstream too. Read more on the Healing tab.

Use the video (click here) to help select you bismuth crystal cluster.

Geological Information

Geological Information of Bismuth

General Identification

• Type: Element
• Class: Metal
• Mohs Hardness: 2.25
• Formula: Bi
• Atomic weight: 83
• Crystal System: Fractical Rhombohedral
• Crystal Habit: Hopper
• Appearance: lustrous brownish silver

Special Notes

• Peru is the world's major source.
• Native crystals are extremely rare and most are grown by people in Poland, United States, and UK. You can in UTube see them crystals growing after bismuth was melted in a saucepan.
• As scarce as silver and heavier than lead (one cubic foot would weigh Kg).
• It is a semi precious metal.
• Grows in fractal geometry, it has been a popular gift for mathematicians, scientists, architects, engineers, ...
• Non-toxic to humans, this move is used in medicine and cosmetics.
• Also used in inks, paints, free machining steels and fire sprinklers.
• The rainbow colours comes from exposure to oxygen to oxidise the bismuth.
• More geological information on Wikipedia.