Silicon Carbide Specimen

Description

Silicon Carbide (SiC), also known as Carborundum, is a crystalline compound of silicon and carbon. While it rarely occurs in nature as the mineral moissanite, most Carborundum is man-made, grown in shimmering, iridescent forms. Exceptionally hard, just beneath diamond on the Mohs scale, it’s used industrially to forge steel blades and reinforce bulletproof armor, linking it to powerful spiritual qualities of strength, energetic shielding, and decisive cord cutting. Though technically a synthetic crystal, its high-frequency vibration and dazzling surface make it a favorite for transmutation, protection, and grounding through clarity and force.