Bismuth Rainbow

Bismuth was first mentioned as early as 1400 AD, by an unknown alchemist.

Since antiquity, Bismurth has been mistaken for tin and lead, but its distinguished standing as element number 83 on the Periodic table is its own.

Exquisite and rare Bismuth boasts a rarely-seen silvery hue, crystalline and brittle in its natural state. More commonly, a gorgeous, rainbow-hued crystal is acquired as a result of the mining and refining of gold, copper, lead, silver, and tin. Historically, rainbow Bismuth has been used to ease one through transitions, bestow a sense of serenity, and enhance one's energy levels, preparing them to confront any changes and transmutations.

Keys: Transformation, progression, order

Bismuth facilitates transition, aiding voyaging between the corporeal realm and the astral and spiritual planes. Ideal for imaginative work while Shamanic voyaging, it alleviates sensations of being overwhelmed, of solitude and loneliness.

Unlike most crystals, Bismuth modifies the energy at the crown and sends kundalini energy back down the spine to the root chakra. 

Bismuth crystals provide a safe refuge, shielding from any perceived foes with a luxurious sense of security. 

Weight 159 grams

Length 8cm

Height 5cm