Bismuth
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Native bismuth is a trigonal mineral forming silvery white metallic masses with a characteristic iridescent tarnish of pink, yellow, and blue hues, displaying a distinctive hopper-like crystal habit in engineered specimens. It has a Mohs hardness of 2–2.5 and occurs in hydrothermal veins, granite pegmatites, and contact metamorphic zones, with notable natural occurrences in Bolivia, Germany, and Australia. Bismuth is used in cosmetics, low-melting alloys, pharmaceuticals, and as an environmentally safer replacement for lead in ammunition.