Catalog
1,620 crystals rendered from real crystallographic data.
Aluminium
The lightweight silvery metal — its face-centred cubic crystal makes it easy to roll and shape
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Azurite
A vivid deep-blue copper mineral used as a pigment by Renaissance painters
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Beryl
The mineral family that gives us emerald, aquamarine, and morganite
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Buckminsterfullerene
cubic · F m -3
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Calcite
The crystal behind marble, limestone, and the shells of sea creatures
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Copper
The warm-toned metal that has wired human civilisation for thousands of years
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Diamond
The hardest natural material — pure carbon locked in a cubic lattice
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Fluorite
The glassy, vividly coloured mineral that gave fluorescence its name
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Rock Salt (Halite)
The structure inside every grain of table salt
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Ice
The everyday crystal that covers polar caps and fills your glass
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Lithium Iron Phosphate
orthorhombic · P n m a
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Malachite
The vivid green copper mineral prized as a gemstone and pigment for thousands of years
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Perovskite
The crystal structure powering next-generation solar cells
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Pyrite
The glittering iron sulfide crystal that fooled gold prospectors for centuries
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Quartz
One of Earth's most abundant minerals — the crystal in your watch and your windowsill
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Silicon (Diamond Cubic)
The crystal structure that powers every computer chip and solar panel
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α-Iron (Ferrite)
The everyday form of iron — the backbone of steel and construction
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α-Titanium
The lightweight, strong form of titanium used in aircraft and medical implants
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Topaz
A brilliant gemstone prized for its golden and blue hues
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Zircon
The oldest mineral on Earth — crystals found in Australia are over 4 billion years old
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Turquoise
The sky-blue gemstone treasured by ancient Egyptians and Native Americans
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White Tin (β-Tin)
The shiny, everyday metallic form of tin used in cans and solder
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Black Phosphorus
The most stable form of phosphorus — a layered structure like graphite
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Graphite
The slippery form of carbon in every pencil — flat sheets stacked in perfect layers
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