General Properties of Bismuth Crystal

COLOR: Metallic, rainbow-like tarnish. Natural: pinkish silver-white

APPEARANCE: Square or pyramidal metal shapes stacked on top of each other or opaque crystal stone

VIBRATION: Earthy and loud

CHAKRA: Crown, base, soul star, earth star

PHYSIOLOGY: Stomach, intestines, muscles, cellular structures

CLEANING: Sunlight and Soil. Avoid water! It is toxic

RARE: Easily found.

SOURCE Natural: Russia, Germany, Lab-grown or modified crystal

Let’s Get to Know a Little Bismuth First

Bismuth is a chemical element with the symbol “Bi” and atomic number 83. Bismuth is the highest metallic properties and the least amount among the elements in the nitrogen group (group 15). Although elemental Bismuth is naturally extractable, its sulfide and oxide forms are more commonly used, and in this form, it is used more for commercial purposes. Bismuth; is a challenging, brittle, shiny, and crystalline element.

Brief History and Etymology of Bismuth

Bismuth comes from the word “Bisemutum,” meaning the corruption of the ‘Weisse Masse’ (German white mass). Bismuth was discovered by an unknown alchemist around 1400 AD. It was initially alloyed with lead as the “bulk type” for use in print shops and is often used in this form. It is melted at a relatively low temperature, making it an easy element to work with. Bismuth was proven to be an element in 1753, thanks to the work of Claude-François Geoffroy. However, Georgius Agricola in the early 1500s and Caspar Neuman in the early 1700s “guessed” that this element was an entirely different metal.

Activate Your Crown and Even Higher Chakras with the High Frequency of Bismuth

The omnipotent who created Bismuth and everything. We express our gratitude to the sole creator of the world for allowing us to introduce one of the magnificent works of our creator to you, and we fear the power of the owner of everything.

As we said before, Bismuth is an element. It is often found in its lab-grown geometric form. It jumps a step as you settle into brand new high-energy vibrations and jumps you, thus helping you tune in to higher frequencies. Isn’t it a perfect crystal?

Activating the crown and higher crown chakras sends kundalini* energy back into the body to energize the base and earth star chakras. If you are doing spiritual work and doing some inner trying (such as traveling horizontally and vertically in your dreams), you can benefit from the higher traveling frequency of Bismuth. But as we said, you need to have experience in this kind of work beforehand. Highly high frequencies can sometimes be frightening and sometimes disturbing.

It would be best if you Used Bismuth As Necessary When Necessary

It strengthens your connection with the Universal energies, draws them into the base and sacral chakras to create a more transparent, more harmonious energy field, and helps you connect with the Universal energies.

Bismuth makes it easy to replace outdated, complex thought patterns so that a more constructive design is imprinted. It helps cells that need to be raised frequently to adapt to new energies. Lab-grown Bismuth is excellent for inducing group harmony, evidenced by its interconnected shapes. It helps isolated or institutionalized individuals move into a caring and accepting community.

Can You Use Bismuth for Healing?

Yes, you can traditionally use Bismuth for stomach and intestinal ailments. The most important thing to remember is that Bismuth is toxic. Be careful! You should not touch your skin directly and not drink Bismuth with water. And it would help if you did not use it as a necklace or bracelet. So how can you use Bismuth for healing? Of course, using Bismuth as a desktop is a great idea. It is a visual feast with its magnificent color transitions. Since it is high-frequency, standing on the table will give you the necessary effect.

Or, if you use it on clothing, you can put it in a fabric bag and massage it by touching it on your clothes without touching your skin.

Bismuth energetically strengthens your muscles and lowers your fever. Bismuth overcomes fatigue, especially if you feel tired as a chronic ailment. You should try Bismuth. And it should be added that Bismuth also helps you find new ways to heal some of your illnesses.

You Can Transcend Complex Boundaries with Bismuth Energy

Bismuth settles into new vibrations and helps the body adjust to higher frequencies, helping to move quickly between the physical plane and the spiritual realms. By calming turmoil and helping to steer changes in the right direction, Bismuth strengthens the connection with Universal energies, drawing them into the base and sacral chakras, helping to create a more explicit, more unified energy field. The bismuth crystal also enables you to change outdated, complex thought patterns, making it easier to move towards a more constructive side. In particular, Bismuth grown in the Laboratory provides group integrity due to its formation characteristics. Therefore, we recommend Bismuth for companies. In particular, it can assist corporate management or institutionalized individuals find a caring and accepting community.

First, Take Precautions and Pay Attention to Safety When Handling Bismuth

Health Effects of Bismuth

When ingested, Bismuth and its salts cause kidney damage; however, the degree of this damage is usually mild. However, it can be fatal if taken in large doses. Bismuth can enter the body through ingestion, inhalation, and skin. Exposure to Bismuth in these ways produces effects such as:

Inhalation: Enters the respiratory tract as irritating dust causes respiratory tract irritation. It can cause bad breath, metallic taste, and gingivitis.

Ingestion: Due to the accumulation of bismuth sulfide, it may cause nausea, loss of appetite and weight loss, weakness, albuminuria, diarrhea, skin reactions, stomatitis, headache, fever, insomnia, depression, rheumatic pain, and black line on the gums.

Skin: May cause irritation.

Eyes: May cause irritation.

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Environmental Effects of Bismuth

Bismuth metal is not considered toxic and poses minimal threat to the environment. Bismuth compounds generally have very low solubility; however, they should be used cautiously as there is limited information on their effects in the background.