Addelite

The first thing you should know about addelite is that it is VERY shiny; the closest thing to it is a silver-diamond-plantinum. It is so shiny that it cannot be captured on film; the closest examples we could find are scattered on this website. You may notice that they are not all the same color, this is because addelite bends the light around it to take on various colors. A special property of addelite is that it has a chemical substance that, if it touches a particle of water for an hour, it can turn that water particle into an ethonal-like substance. Addelite is also useful because it has the highest known melting point and cannot easily be reformed unless it is covered with sand.