Contributed by the site creator
1 kg Bismuth ingot, small bismuth chunk, and small rainbow-stair Bismuth crystal
Contributed by @plazmatter0430
Antimony and Bismuth are members of the Pnictogen group. This photo shows their similar surface crystal structures. Antimony has a silvery sheen, and Bismuth a warmer sheen.
Smorgasbord of shapes and structures of Bismuth: Rainbow crystals, discs, ingots, chips, shiny chunks, and a cube. Fantastic set of samples.
Contributed by collector no. 2
Nice crystal and small chunks of Bismuth
A collection of silvery ingots, from left to right: Tin , Lead , Zinc , Bismuth , and Aluminum
Contributed by collector no. 6
Small brassy crystals of Bismuth with rainbow sheen in some places
Contributed by collector no. 4
Four chunks of slightly oxidized, slightly colorful Bismuth metal, besides several tiny teardrops of Bismuth. The surface of the teardrops appear darker than the chunks.
Macro photograph of a bismuth crystal showing the detailed stair-step structure and rainbow color
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