#sea mineral

[srlgemstone]

Potamon sp. Crab Fossil; Pleistocene Epoch (2.58 - 0.012 MYA)

[letmeinimafairy]

A lonely pine tree on a cliff by the sea, painted on a beautiful picasso jasper. Didn't want to paint it over too much, it already has landscape outlines.

[kahuna-64]

🌊🌊🌊🌊

[heartnosekid]

💎 frilled jellyfish cookie 🪼

🪼-💎-🪼 / 💎-🪼-💎 / 🪼-💎-🪼

[rabbits-of-negative-euphoria]

wait WHAT is this about table salt vs sea? I thought that was just a scam to get people to buy "fancy" salt 😂 tell me everything

Basically, table salt is processed to remove other minerals, so you're getting pure Sodium without the balance of those naturally-occurring minerals you need (especially Magnesium, which lowers blood pressure in the presence of Sodium). Table salt is also commonly coated in anti-caking agents, and fortified with iodine, which is not a mineral most Americans are deficient in anymore, but we can be at risk of overload.

Unrefined sea salt on the other hand, is simply dehydrated from sea water, and retains all its other minerals. Himalayan salt also has the same benefits.

[necroticboop]

💎 shiny rocks make brain go brrrr ✦ larimar [x]

[natureselements]

✨Beautiful Ammonite fossils with a lovely array of rainbows! Shop here✨🖤

[shelovesplants]

Recharged all my crystals today🔮 the energy feels better already 💜🙌✨️

[bloomics]

via bugs.n.bones on tiktok

[sylverra]

Ammonite Pairs at Sylverra🐚

[or we've got other fossils here!]

[srlgemstone]

Pleistocene Epoch Fossilized Crab

Potamon sp. Crab Fossil; Pleistocene Epoch (2.58 - 0.012 MYA)

[letmeinimafairy]

A commission for @valanke , something in the deep

[inhalingmagic]

[heartnosekid]

🎆 the name ezra 🌄

for @saltiestseasailor!

🌄-🎆-🌄 / 🎆-🌄-🎆 / 🌄-🎆-🌄

[trashcanwithsprinkles]

You ever wonder if each nation has variations of common phrases? Like fontaine would have "plenty of fish in the sea" but liyue would have "plenty of ore in the mine" or sumeru would have "plenty of leaves on the tree".

genuinely good question that i have no answer to. that sort of implies the regions all developed their phrases on their own, simultaneously, and that there was no cultural mixing at any point. like i could see there having been regional variants, but i do think it's likely the 'fish' variant spread wider by virtue of getting everywhere by boat.

but idk, i'm not knowledgable enough in how that stuff works irl to tell you if it would work like that in genshin

it does sound like a pretty funny idea though

[fredera]

Peace in the middle of canyon.