Atomic Faceplates-Bismuth 83 Faceplate

The Rarest Wavelength. Written in Crystal.

Bismuth shouldn't look the way it does. It's a heavy metal — dense, silvery, unremarkable in its raw form. But when it cools from a molten state, something extraordinary happens. It crystallizes in perfect geometric staircases, and as a razor-thin layer of bismuth oxide forms on the surface, it refracts light into every color of the spectrum — violet, indigo, gold, rose — all from a metal that started colorless. The color isn't in the material. It's in the physics of the surface.

A color born from the same principle that makes bismuth one of the most visually striking elements on the periodic table.

• Includes faceplate in the Anodized Bismuth 83 colorway
  

For those who understand that the most beautiful things are a matter of structure.