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nature's crystalline architecture, built atom by atom while you weren't looking
means A naturally occurring inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition and an orderly crystal structure — the stuff rocks, gems, and ores are made of.
from From Medieval Latin minerale, 'something mined,' which grew out of minera, 'ore' or 'mine.' That word is likely tied to the verb behind 'mine' itself — the act of digging into the earth to pull out what it's hoarding. So baked into the name is the human gesture of reaching down and prying loose the planet's hidden architecture.
strict rulesmust be solid, inorganic, with ordered atomic structure
countover 5,800 species recognized and growing
diamond truthjust carbon, rearranged under absurd pressure
in youyour bones are partly the mineral apatite
hardness kingdiamond scratches everything, nothing scratches back