Mineral Shapes

Left: Andradite Garnet

Every mineral is inorganic and does not evolve. Minerals consistently and repetitively form within a limited number of shapes within their crystal system, including, on rare occasions, other unique and rare shapes. Keep scrolling to see rare and unique shapes that could not have been formed by chance but point to the God of the Holy Bible as the Grand Designer of this universe.

Rare and Unique Mineral Shapes

The following minerals naturally form in the earth just as you see them displayed. The photographs of these minerals are not digitally altered or edited. With the exception of gluing the minerals to the plastic bases they rest upon, no bonding agents such as glue, cement, or other adhesives are used to artificially connect any part of the mineral to achieve the following shapes below. These unique and rare mineral shapes are 100 % naturally formed on earth.

Crosses

Hearts

Roses

Stars

These are Real Mineral Shapes Out of the Earth

Conclusion

No words can describe minerals' extreme complexity and characteristics, such as shape, physical nature, and chemistry. To reason that thousands of inorganic objects came about by chance, were randomly, yet orderly, atomically structured, and are crystallographically organized in seven specific systems is thoughtless. There is a designer, His design points right to Himself, and That Designer is the God of The Holy Bible.

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