Collection: Bismuth Crystal

Bismuth crystal is a unique element that is naturally occurring and has a distinctive, geometric structure. It is well-known for its iridescent coloration, which is due to the oxidation of its surface. The crystal is also recognized for its stair-stepped structure, which creates a spectacular visual effect. Bismuth crystal has a relatively low melting point, making it easier to produce these crystals in controlled laboratory conditions. Despite its metallic properties, bismuth is relatively non-toxic, unlike other heavy metals. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, bismuth crystal has several industrial applications including use in cosmetics, medical treatments, and as a replacement for lead in some applications.