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Atlanta Gem & Mineral Show

Huge Unusual Big Bold Crystal with Bismuth

$350

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Picked up this baby at The Atlanta Gem & Mineral Show, a totally unusual specimen that was a little pricy but worth it because it is so big and unique. You can use it for anything or craft it into a pendant or just enjoy it in your gem and mineral collection. Little over 2” long a nice hefty piece

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captnapple
captnapplethis could be a pretty bracelet cuff 😍 👀 🤔
Jul 04Reply
pralinequeen
pralinequeen@captnapple you’re right, I was thinking pendant but better a power bracelet. 😘❤️🎨
Jul 04Reply
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r0528194
r0528194Huge Unusual Big Bold Crystal with Bismuth. Bismuth a Beautiful & Unusual Crystalline White Metal. Bismuth is Solid at Room Temperature. Bismuth when Melted to a Molten State. During the Cooling Process it, Organizes into Fascinating Shapes. Bismuth Once Matter Organizes its Molecules into a Specific Pattern. A Crystal is Created. This is a One of a Kind Design & a Unique Treasure. @pralinequeen ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Expect Rare & Unique Treasures.
Jun 18Reply
r0528194
r0528194Huge Unusual Big Bold Crystal with Bismuth. Bismuth was Discovered by a French Chemist. Claude Francois Geoffrey (1729- June 18, 1753) In 1753 Geoffrey Proved the Chemical Element Bismuth is Distinct From Lead. He was the First Official Discoverer of Bismuth. Before Geoffrey's Discovery, Bismuth-Containing Minerals, Were Misidentified as Either Tin, Lead or Antimony Ores.
Jun 19Reply
captnapple
captnapplethis could be a pretty bracelet cuff 😍 👀 🤔
Jul 04Reply
pralinequeen
pralinequeen@captnapple you’re right, I was thinking pendant but better a power bracelet. 😘❤️🎨
Jul 04Reply
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