Grey Bismuth Specimen Small

Bismuth is a rather brittle metal with a somewhat pinkish, silvery metallic lustre. Bismuth is the most diamagnetic of all metals (i.e., it exhibits the greatest opposition to being magnetized). It is hard and coarsely crystalline. 

Bismuth metal is obtained by reduction of the metal oxide with carbon or hydrogen. The metal burns upon heating in the presence of oxygen to give the oxide form.

It can be used to support transformation by aiding travel between the physical plane and realms of astral and spirit. ... 

Bismuth relieves emotional and spiritual isolation, facilitating the meditative state of oneness, connectedness and serenity. Bismuth is useful when experiencing change, providing for calmness, vitality and orderliness. Bismuth facilitates the enjoyment of travel, and stimulates group and relationship cohesiveness.

Note: Bismuth is quite fragile and can break easily