Why nobody talks about Bismuth?

[Bubbles]

https://www.facebook.com/ShakedownGo...5806387443394/

Bismuth. The healing properties of the element, Bismuth relieves symptoms of isolation, both spiritually and emotionally. As a stone of transformation, it calms disorder and helps push changes in the right direction with a physical vitality, connecting to “all that is”.

https://www.etsy.com/market/bismuth



http://www.essence-of-mineral-makeup.com/bismuth.html

Is it just me or I am missing something? There's something about this... I spend a lot of time working online and I could say I am somewhat isolated, may this be a reason why I am attracted to this?

[Crystal canuck]

There is no doubt that these Bismith specimens are remarkable. I find them extremely fascinating and beautiful. Too bad they are lab grown and not from Mother Earth.

That's what keeps me from them, I have a silly little rule that my specimens I collect are natural, but that's my own hang up, nothing wrong with humans competing with her.

[Errol]

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Natural Bismuth, over 90% purity, I couldn't find anywhere to buy, can be seen only in some museums. Very rare.

[CrystalSong]

However if you are into alchemy, It's easier to turn Bismuth to gold than lead into gold....

[FairyCrystal]

I also spend a lot of time working online and I'm also quite isolated. I do not really like bismuth much though...
Not because it isn't natural. Just the colours and shape don't appeal to me. Feels 'Atlantic' and I don't usually like that energy much. Too masculine, controlling, patriarchal, sort of like that.
I prefer Lemurian, the feeling of unconditional love, one-ness, the more feminine energies, encompassing, accepting and loving of all and All that Is.

Bismut doesn't feel that way to me. Too harsh, too square, too mathematical, too masculine, too screamy. Lol.
To each their own of course :) If ppl love it, nothing wrong with it. If we'd all like the same things, life would become quite boring.

[CrystalSong]

That's a great explanation FairyCrystal. I hadn't checked into why it doesn't resonate with me, but the reasons you described resonate.

[Crystal canuck]

O.K I can sort of see why you might think it's masculine. After all, I love it and I'm a guy, however my wife also fell in love with the Bismith. Like I said we were going to look at these until we found out they are lab grown. I have never heard of natural bismuth formations and I am skeptical that these actually exist, but then again I don't know everything do I ?

Some of the stones I think are masculine my wife also likes, like labradorite. I think this might be sort of masculine, however she very much is in love with the traditional stones dames generally like, such as pink tourmaline, fluorite and amythyst, so in some ways I guess you can generalize.

[Bubbles]

Thanks for these replies! Had no idea it is lab grown... that alone, would make me turn my head =) But I might get some day a small piece just for the sake of it.

PS FairyCrystal if your online work demands creativity and intelligence, I highly recommend you Yellow Calcite (sphere). I could talk days about it