Cosmic

17/Artist/loves Steven Universe/ go follow me on twitter  https://twitter.com/_cosmicjj im more active there ^-^

[cosmicjj]

Alid Banaoag ❄️

[cosmicjj]

[EMERGENCY COMMISSIONS - 10 slots open]

Hey guys! I’ve recently opened for commissions! DM me if your interested 💞💞💞 Reposts are highly appreciated!

[cosmicjj]

Mark Lee 💚

hello! posting this on tumblr go follow me on twitter: twitter.com/_cosmicjj  ig: https://www.instagram.com/_cosmicjj/

[cosmicjj]

Mark Lee 💚

hello! posting this on tumblr go follow me on twitter: twitter.com/_cosmicjj  ig: https://www.instagram.com/_cosmicjj/

[softpeachbarnes-deactivated2020]

This is honestly how I look almost every single day 🖤

Link here 💖

Tagging @mic-sunderland @honeyloverogers and anyone else who'd like to do this 💖

[honeyloverogers-deactivated2022]

I love these little tag games so much💞

Tagging @ginghamblazer @bisoubarnes @geniedetails @burninmatches @literaturefeen @ballyhoobarnes @renaissancecherub @glowingpena + all of you ✨

[slvttyfied]

This was probably my favorite tag game to play omg. This was so cute 💞 I’m tagging: @lovelyblxckgirl 🥰

This is how I plan on looking when I live alone 😌

[areyoustchewpid-deactivated2021]

thank you for tagging me @geniedetails + @renaissancecherub 💕✨ this was really fun to make 🥰

this is basically what i would look like if i was proper hot and had braids in lmao 😂

tagging the lovely @thickania 💗

[thickania]

Thanks for tagging me honey @lovelyblxckgirl I love you

The only 2 things wrong about this is the blouse, because I would never show my stomach like that, following the next wrong thing, the body... Girl, I'm not hot, at all. This is the bigger body they had😂.

I'm tagging the cutest shit in here @poopycrumbs, love you girl❤️

[poopycrumbs]

#i WISH i was this good looking #also #look at that goose #it is my spirit animal #i have played Untitled Goose Game and, like the goose, i mainly annoy the shit out of ppl #if i had to be an animal #ANY animal #i would be a goose

thanks to my boo @thickania <333 im sorry my asshole-for-friends never reply back to my tagged posts lmao (im looking at yall @stellarjanizary @eskeizee and @crimsonjefferson)

(it's also open to any of my followers huhu pls dont let it end with me lmao)

[cosmicjj]

i swear for every picrew, i just choose the white shirt + black pants+ gold accessories combo. I need money to buy these because it is a need for my closet. Also, I really want white hair but its expensive  T-T... thank you @poopycrumbs​ lmao I forgot to visit Tumblr sorry huhuhuhu

[cosmicjj]

redesigned my Violet D finally 

I really liked this one specifically the floaty hair thingy and the eye shadow (they’re shaped like lotus petals)

[anachronic-cobra]

Alien: You’re telling me that in times of great distress humans have been known to suddenly gain the strength necessary to lift objects more than a dozen times their own weight?!

Human: Yeah, it’s called “hysterical strength” and it usually happens in life-or-death situations, like when someone gets stuck under a car or something and someone lifts the car to get them out. We can’t really test it though, ‘cause it only happens spontaneously.

Alien: Humans have the ability to tap into untold strength and power and you don’t even know how you do it?

Human: Pretty much, yeah. We think it has something to do with temporary analgesia, so we just don’t feel the pain we should when we pick up a 3000-pound car.

Alien: YOUR PAIN RESPONSE JUST SHUTS OFF?

Human: Yeah, it’s like an adrenaline thing? Do you not have that?

Alien: Fuck you and your entire species of tiny juggernauts.

[alexyquest]

Did this post just use a dialogue format to trick me into learning science

[udunie]

Had to check this out on wikipedia at least and boy was that a ride

[atepa09]

SCIENCE!

[not-a-bot-i-swear-deactivated20]

Just so you guys know. Hysterical strength is basically your body not holding back and going %100 though there is a great danger of you hurting yourself or breaking something since your ignoring pain and going %100. There was a case where a kid deadlifted a car to save a sibling but,cracked 8 of his teeth during it because he was clenching his jaw so hard. So whilst you can lift a car or fight off polar bears. Your probably going to break something. Because most of the time when we are “giving our all” we are only giving a fraction of what we could give and this is because if we truly give our all we can seriously injure ourselves.

[celestial-naiad]

This is literally an explanation of Deku and his abilities with One For All.

[such-justice-wow]

Humans naturally hold back because our muscles have enough strength to rip themselves apart

[thathealeygirl]

STOP GIVING THE ALIENS REASONS NOT TO VISIT.

[salamencerobot]

@celestial-naiad the whole one million percent smash was actually hysterical strength, according to horikoshi.

on an unrelated note, did you know that if all the muscles in your back clenched at once your spine would shatter? have fun!!

[celestial-naiad]

Thats a horrifying and empowering thought at the same time.

[silent-calling]

Also: when you are sufficiently electrocuted and “thrown back” what is actually happening is your muscles contracting so hard and fast you essentially fling yourself away from the dangerous thing.

[jadensilver]

This is the same stuff that stops you from biting off your own fingers and whatnot. Our brains just say ‘no, don’t,’ whenever we try to do some dumbass shit, until we reach the point where it’s either do the dumbass shit or die/watch someone else die. I think it’s really cool though that we can shut off this function for others than ourselves. It shows a lot how we truly are social creatures at our core, that we don’t just do this when it’s our own body that might die, but for others in our community as well. 

[sindri42]

This is why a zombie would be extremely terrifying for a short period, and then neutralize itself. No fear and no pain means it could rip apart the gates to your fortress with its bare hands, but it would tear its arms or break its back in the process and never do anything very dangerous again.

This also means that anybody with a magical super-healing power would essentially get super strength out of the mix for free if they could get past the psychological limitations. That’s probably what makes vampires so strong; they don’t actually put out any more force than a normal human but they repair any damage they take in the process almost instantly.

[hungarianmudkip69]

@krunchy-tuna why would you hide this hilarious comment in the tags

[anachronic-cobra]

Aight I know I’m OP but I gotta reblog for appreciation of that comment

[brainstatic]

Psst, hey, Marilyn Monroe’s image as a freewheeling sexpot was a carefully constructed lie. The real Marilyn Monroe was a roiling tragedy and her life was an indictment of our society as a whole. She was orphaned after her mother had a schizophrenic breakdown, bounced around between foster homes where she was sexually abused, and married a 21-year-old at 16 to get out of being sent to an orphanage. Hugh Hefner published nude photos of her without her consent that were taken when she was 23 and desperate. She suffered severe anxiety and depression, which she coped with by drinking and using barbiturates, and was already a full-blown addict when she became famous in the mid-50s. Her career was one of exploitation, condescension and alienation, and she killed herself at 36. That Hugh Hefner, a man who was at best an unpleasant footnote in her life, felt entitled to be buried next to her is one more humiliation in a pop cultural landscape we should all be ashamed of.

[class-struggle-anarchism]

“Please don’t make me a joke… I don’t mind making jokes, but I don’t want to look like one… I want to be an artist, an actress with integrity..”

 - Marilyn Monroe, last taped interview, days before her death

She deserved better than this

[tikkunolamorgtfo]

Can I just also say, in addition to all this, that I’m still pissed off about the fact that Joe DiMaggio swooped in and gave Marilyn a Christian funeral before her Rabbi could return from a trip overseas? ‘Cause that shit is fucked up.

So many men who claimed to be in love with her, and not one could fucking respect her wishes, even in death.

[emily84]

“I’ve never fooled anyone. I’ve let people fool themselves. They didn’t bother to find out who and what I was. Instead they would invent a character for me. I wouldn’t argue with them. They were obviously loving somebody I wasn’t.””  — Marilyn Monroe

Also:

As one of the biggest Ella Fitzgerald fans, she literally helped desegregate her performances. Ella was not allowed to play at Mocambo because of her race.

Ella Fitzgerald: “I owe Marilyn Monroe a real debt… she personally called the owner of the Mocambo, and told him she wanted me booked immediately, and if he would do it, she would take a front table every night. She told him – and it was true, due to Marilyn’s superstar status – that the press would go wild. The owner said yes, and Marilyn was there, front table, every night. The press went overboard. After that, I never had to play a small jazz club again. She was an unusual woman – a little ahead of her times. And she didn’t know it.” thisisnotmyfairytaleendingg (Source: dmvnessa)

ALSO:

In August 1956, Monroe began filming The Prince and the Showgirl, with Laurence Olivier staring and directing. The production was complicated by conflicts between him and Monroe. He angered her with the patronizing statement “All you have to do is be sexy” and his attempts to get her to replicate Vivien Leigh’s interpretation. She became pregnant and miscarried during the production, which heavily worsened her depression and increased her drug abuse.

A L S O , I will never forget watching a documentary about her once and, speaking about her marriage with Arthur Miller, the narrator said, verbatim: “America’s Brain had married America’s Body”. Like, literally, because he was a famous writer, he was entitled to personhood; she, being an actress, and a beautiful woman, was reduced to being “a body”. I have never been more enraged with her portrayal in the media. If you want to be dismissive of her,  literally come for you.

[amuseoffyre]

She was also chronically ill her whole life: she suffered from endometriosis with pain so debilitating that a clause was written into her contracts accounting for the days when she would not physically be able to work during her periods.

She was on courses of strong medication, had invasive surgery to try and limit the damage caused, and despite trying for a baby numerous times, suffered many miscarriages because of her condition. The miscarriages especially sent her into deep depression, since she desperately wanted to be a mother.

There is speculation that the condition may have been one of the triggers in her drug dependency as well, because when you have endo, you will take whatever you can to stop. it. hurting.

Marilyn Monroe was smart and strong as hell in a world that saw her as a sexy doll and nothing more.

[wiciclesatmidnight]

She deserves better

[gemsonaresources]

Gemstone and Mineral List

**Notice: This is not a complete list and additions to the post are welcome. I apologize for any names spelled incorrectly or stones with the wrong color(s) listed. I will make any corrections that are needed.** Red: Almandine Garnet (dark red) Almandine Garnet Star (dark burgundy, light burgundy or white spikes) Andesine (red)        Bixbite (Red Beryl) (pinkish red) Carminite (dark red, hints of orange and red) Cat’s Eye Scapolite (dark red, black, sliver of light red or white) Crimson Calcite (red) Cuprite (dark reddish pink, dark red) Indian Red (red) Mozambique Garnet (dark red, hints of orange) Proustite (red, dark red) Pyrope Garnet (dark red) Red Aura Amethyst (red, dark red, light clearish brown, clearish brown) Red Amethyst (rust, dark rust) Red Aventurine (rust, reddish pink, reddish light brown) Red Diamond (dark red) Red Fluorite (pinkish red) Red Spinel (dark red) Red Topaz (red) Rubellite [Tourmaline] (red, dark red, dark fuchsia) Sard (red, dark orange) Spessartite (orangeish red) Spinel (dark pink, red) Orange: Amber (orange, yellow) Amber Calcite (yellowish orange, faded orange) Andesine Labradorite (deep reddish orange, peach) Bastnasite/Bastnaesite (orange, dark orange) Botryogen (reddish orange, orange, peach) Cachemirine (bright orange, yellowish orange) Cachemirine Garnet (orange) Carnallite (orange, light orange) Carnelian [Chalcedony] (orange, dark orange) Chondrodite (orange, dark orange, dark red) Citrine [Quartz] (yellowish orange) Cliffordite (yellow, orange, dark orange) Clinohumite (orange, dark orange, hints of yellow) Coral (orange, reddish orange) Creedite (orange) Crocoite (orange, reddish orange) Golden Selenite (orangish yellow, orange) Golden Tourmaline (orange, dark orange, brownish light orange) Hessonite Garnet (orange, dark orange) Honey Calcite (light orange) Imperial Topaz (orange with hints of pink) Jacinth (orange, dark orange, red, hints of yellow) Joaquinite (orange, yellowish orange) Laueite (yellowish orange, dark orange) Madeira Citrine (orange, dark orange, yellowish orange) Mandarin Garnet (orange) Norbergite (orange, brownish orange) Normandite (orange, light orange, dark orange, brown) Orange Aventurine (orange, light orange, yellowish orange) Orange Beryl (yellowish orange, yellow) Orange Calcite (orange, light orange, white) Orange Chalcedony (dark orange) Orange Fluorite (orange, yellowish orange) Orange Kyanite (orange, dark orange, brownish orange) Orange Sapphire (yellowish sapphire) Orange Tourmaline (shades of orange) Poppy Topaz (orange) Red Calcite (orange, light orange, dark orange, red) Shigaite (orange, dark orange, red, dark red, hints of brown) Spessartine (orange, yellowish orange) Spessartite Garnet (orange, dark orange, reddish orange) Sphalerite (orange, dark reddish orange) Svanbergite (dark orange) Tinzenite (orange, yellowish orange) Vanadinite (orange, yellowish orange, dark reddish orange) Wulfenite (yellowish orange, orange) Zincite (dark reddish orange, hints of yellow and orange) Yellow: Anglesite (clearish yellow, clear) Ankoleite (yellow, light yellow) Becquerelite (yellow, orangish yellow) Beryl (yellow) Boltwoodite (yellow, orangish yellow) Brass (gold, metallic yellow) Brazilianite (clearish dark yellow, clearish faded yellow) Bytownite (faded light yellow) Cacoxenite (bright yellow, dark yellow, hints of brown) Cat’s Eye [Chrysoberyl] (yellow) Chalcopyrite (gold) Chrysoberyl (dark greenish yellow) Copal (light yellow, yellow) Cubanite (gold) Cymophane [Chrysoberyl] (dark yellow, sliver of light yellow) Ettringite (yellow) Gold (gold) Golden Calcite (clearish orangish yellow) Golden Beryl (yellow) Golden Chrysoberyl (clearish yellow) Golden Danburite (yellow, light yellow) Golden Healer Herkimer Diamond (clear, yellow, light yellow) Golden Lemurian Seed (yellow, light yellow, dark yellow, clear) Golden Sapphire (yellow) Heliodor [Beryl] (dark yellow) Kauri Gum (yellow, dark yellow, hints of orange) Legrandite (yellow) Lemon Jade (faded yellow) Libyan (Desert) Glass (clearish yellow, clearish light yellow) Londonite (yellow, light yellow) Mali Garnet (yellow, dark yellow, greenish yellow) Marialite (yellow, clearish yellow, clearish light yellow, clear) Mimetite (yellow, dark yellow, orange) Orpiment (orange, yellow, dark yellow) Orthoclase (light yellow) Paradamite (yellow) Phosphuranylite (yellow) Rhodizite (yellow, light yellow) Rutile (yellow, brownish yellow) Scapolite (clearish yellow) Sklodowskite (yellow) Sphene [Titanite] (yellow, with hints of green) Star Sunstone (goldish yellow, slivers of light yellow) Stewartite (yellow, clearish yellow, hints of orange) Sturmanite (dark greenish yellow) Sulfur/Sulphur (yellow) Tinaksite (yellow, dark yellow) Triphane (clearish faded yellow) Tsumcorite (yellow, dark yellow, hints of yellowish brown) Tyuyamunite (yellow) Uranophane (yellow) Uranopilite (yellow, orange) Walpurgite (yellow) Weloganite (pale greenish yellow, cream) Yellow Apatite (clearish light yellow) Yellow Aventurine (yellow, light yellow, dark yellow) Yellow Bowenite (faded yellow, faded greenish yellow) Yellow Fluorite (clearish yellow, clearish dark yellow) Yellow Richterite (clearish yellow) Yellow Sapphire (yellow) Yellow Scapolite (clearish yellow) Yellow Smithsonite (yellow, yellowish orange) Yellow Topaz (yellow, hints of orange) Yellow Tourmaline (yellow) Zippeite (yellow)  Green: Actinolite (forest green, light forest green, sometimes muted yellow) Actinolite Cat’s Eye (muted green, sliver of white or grey) African Jade (green, light green, sometimes hints of light brown) Agardite (mint green) Amblygonite (faded green, clearish mint green) Anapaite (green, light green) Andradite (green, light green) Andradite Grossular [Garnet] (green) Annabergite (mint green/teal) Antigorite (faded green, faded dark lime green) Antlerite (green) Apophyllite (light mint green) Arsentsumeite (green, lime green) Arthurite (green, dark green) Augelite (light green, clearish light green) Autunite (green, lime green) Aventurine [Quartz] (green, light green, dark green) Bayldonite (green) Bowenite (faded green, faded light green, hints of yellow) Buddstone (green, dark green) Byssolite (forest green) Cat’s Eye Diaspore (dark lime green, hints of red tints, sliver of light green) Cat’s Eye Jade (green, sliver of light green) Cat’s Eye Kornerupine (dark lime green, sliver of lime green) Celadonite (faded green) Chrome Diopside (dark green) Chrome Tourmaline (green, dark green) Chrysolite (clearish yellowish green) Chrysoprase [Chalcedony] (bluish green, sometimes hints of brown) Clintonite (forest green, dark green, light green) Conichalcite (green) Creaseyite (green, light green) Cuproadamite (green) Cuprosklodowskite (green) Demantoid (green) Demantoid Garnet (green) Diopside (dark green) Duftite (green) Ekanite (forest green) Emerald [Beryl] (green) Emmonsite (green, lime green) Epidote (green, dark green) Erinite (faded green) Forsterite (green, light green, clearish green, clearish light green) Fucsite (metallic faded green) Gaia Stone/Green Obsidian (green) Gormanite (dark green) Green Amber (green, dark lime green) Green Aragonite (light green) Green Apophyllite (light green, light clearish green) Green Beryl (clearish bluish light green) Green Calcite (light green, hints of brown) Green Datolite (faded light green, whitish) Green Fluorite (light bluish green) Green Heulandite (green) Green Kyanite (green, light green) Green Moonstone (muted green, light green)  Green Sapphire (various shades of green) Green Selenite (green, light green) Green Stilbite (faded green) Green Tiger’s Eye (green, dark green, black) Green Topaz (green) Green Tourmaline (dark green) Green Tremolite (green, clearish green) Grossular (light green, hints of yellow) Grossular Garnet (green, faded green) Healerite (yellowish green) Hiddenite [Spodumene] (clearish green) Idocrase (green, lime green) Indocrase (green, yellowish green) Jade (green) Lemon Chrysoprase (muted light green, green, sometimes hints of brown) Libethenite (green, dark green) Ludlamite (faded green) Luorapophyllite (light green) Milarite (faded lime green) Moldavite (green, dark green, light green) Mottramite (green, forest green, brownish green, lime green) Narsarsukite (yellow, greenish yellow, green) Nephrite (green, light green, dark green) Nephrite Jade (faded green, dark green) Olivine (green, faded light green) Pargasite (green, light green) Phosphophyllite (clearish bluish green, clearish light bluish green) Pistacite (forest green, dark lime green) Prasem (shades of green) Prasiolite (faded light green, clearish light green) Pumpellyite (faded green, faded light green, dark green) Pyromorphite (green) Rainforest Topaz (dark bluish green) Seraphinite (forest green, light green, white) Serpentine (dark green) Tashmarine (clearish light yellow green, clearish green) Titanite (dark yellowish green, green) Torbernite (green) Tremolite (green) Tsavorite (green, dark green) Tsavorite Garnet (green, dark green) Uranocircite (green) Uvarovite (green) Verdite (green) Vermarine (green, light green) Vesuvianite (green, dark lime green) Viridine (green) Volborthite (lime green) Zeunerite (green, light green) Blue:

Afghanite (blue) Amazonite (teal, light teal, white/light grey) American Blue Topaz (bright light blue) Angelite (light blue, powder blue) Apatite (light blue) Aqua Blue Chalcedony (blue) Aqua Quartz (blue, dark blue) Aquamarine [Beryl] (blue) Aurichalcite (turquoise, teal) Azurite (primary blue, dark blue) Benitoite (dark blue, purplish blue) Bermuda Blue (blue, hint of green) Bideauxite (blue, dark blue) Blue Amber (blue, hints of orange) Blue Apatite (blue, hints of light grey and light brown) Blue Aragonite (blue, light blue) Blue Aventurine (blue, dark blue, specks of light blue or light grey) Blue Barite (clearish light blue, clearish blue) Blue Calcite (light blue, light grey, white) Blue Chalcedony (light blue) Blue Euclase (blue, light blue, dark blue, clear, hints of light brown) Blue Fluorite (blue, light blue) Blue Hemimorphite (blue, light teal) Blue Jadeite (blue, light blue) Blue Scapolite (blue, light blue, dark blue, white) Blue Smithsonite (turquoise, light teal, light blue) Blue Spinel (various shades of blue) Blue Star Sapphire (blue or dark blue with slivers of white) Blue Tiger’s Eye (dark blue, black, slivers of copper brown) Blue Topaz (blue) Blue Tourmaline (various shades of blue) Blue Zircon (light blue) Boleite (blue, dark blue) Boracite (light teal, light blue, light faded green) Botallackite (blue, greenish blue, teal) Brochantite (greenish teal, teal, dark teal) Buttegenbachite (blue, teal) Caledonite (blue, light blue) Carletonite (blue, clearish blue, clear, white) Cat’s Eye Aquamarine (blue, sliver of light blue or white) Cat’s Eye Apatite (blue, sliver of light blue) Cavansite (blue, dark blue) Celestite/Celestine (powder blue, light powder blue) Chalcanthite (blue, dark blue) Chalcophyllite (teal, blue) Clinoclase (blue, dark blue) Connellite (blue) Cornetite (blue, light blue, dark blue) Cumengite (blue, dark blue) Cyanotrichite (blue, light blue, dark blue) Dark Blue Beryl (dark blue) Devilline (teal, light blue) Diaboleite (blue) Dianite (blue, light blue, specks of light brown and grey) Diego Blue Calcite (light blue, white) Dioptase (dark teal) Disthene (blue, light blue) Dumortierite (blue, light blue specks) Euclase (blue, light blue, dark blue, clear) Graemite (blue, teal, hints of green) Grandidierite (blue, light blue) Hauyne (blue) Hawk’s Eye [Quartz] (dark blue, light blue, hints of brown) Hemimorphite (bright blue, light blue) Indicolite [Tourmaline] (blue) Iolite/Water Sapphire (purplish blue) Jeremejevite (clearish blue, clearish light blue) Kinoite (blue) Kornerupine (clearish blue with hints of lavender) Ktenasite (teal, hints of green) Kyanite (dark blue) Lammerite (blue, dark teal) Langite (blue) Larimar/Pectolite (light blue, blue, white) Lavendulan (blue) Lazulite (blue, dark blue, dark teal) Lazurite (blue) Linarite (blue, dark blue) Liroconite (blue, turquoise) London Blue Topaz (blue) Maxixe Beryl (shades of clearish blue) Mint Alabaster (light greenish blue) Mixite (turquoise, light teal) Papagoite (blue) Paraiba Tourmaline (bright light blue) Parasymplesite (blue, dark blue) Pentagonite (blue) Plancheite (blue, light blue, green) Plumbogummite (blue, light blue) Posnjakite (blue, turquoise) Quetzalcoatlite (blue, light blue, teal) Rosasite (turquoise) Sapphirine (blue, light blue, dark blue) Scorodite (blue, dark blue) Scorzalite (blue, light blue, dark blue) Sky Blue Topaz (clearish light blue) Smithsonite (teal, light teal) Sodalite (light blue, blue, light navy) Spangolite (blue) Star Sapphire (blue, dark blue, slivers of white or light blue) Swiss Blue Topaz (bright blue) Tanzanite [Zoisite] (dark blue, hints of purple) Teal Topaz (blue) Topaz (blue, dark blue) Tsumebite (turquoise, green) Turquoise (turquoise, hints of brown, black, or gold) Tyrolite (turquoise) Vauxite (blue) Veszelyite (blue, dark blue) Zircon (light blue, blue) Purple:

Amethyst Chevrons (purple, dark purple, white, clear) Black Amethyst (dark purple, black) Brandberg Amethyst (clearish purple, clearish dark purple, clear, sometimes brownish clearish grey) Chalcedony [Quartz] (light purple/lavender) Chambersite (clearish purple, clearish dark purple) Chevron Amethyst (purple, light purple, dark purple, white) Holly Blue Chalcedony (bluish lavender) Indian Star Ruby (pinkish purple; white lines) Kammererite (pinkish purple) Lavender Smithsonite (lavender) Lepidolite (light purple, purple, dark purple) Purple Fluorite (dark purple) Phosphosiderite (lavender, dark lavender) Purple Aventurine (purple, light purple, lavender) Purple Creedite (clearish lavender, clearish dark lavender) Purple Fluorite (purple, dark purple) Purple Garnet (purple, dark purple) Purple Jade (lavender, light lavender) Purple Sapphire (purple) Purple Spinel (various shades of purple) Purple Tiger’s Eye (purple, dark purple, black, sometimes dark pink) Purpurite (purple) Rose De France Amethyst [Quartz] (light lavender) Sainfeldite (purple, lavender) Star Garnet (dark purple, slivers of white or light purple) Stichtite (purple, light purple, dark purple, black) Strengite (lavender, purple) Taaffeite (clearish light purple, dark purple) Tiffany Stone (purple, light purple, dark purple, white, black) Tschermigite (dark purple) Twilight Mountain Amethyst (lavender, light lavender, sometimes white) Ussingite (lavender, light lavender, pinkish lavender) Violet Sapphire (various shades of bluish purple and purple) Violet Spinel (various shades of purple) Yttrium Fluorite (lavender, dark lavender, white) Pink:

Angel Skin Coral (light warm pink) Chalcotrichite (dark pink) Cinnabar (dark pink) Cobalt Bloom (dark magenta) Cobaltoan Calcite (pink, light pink, dark pink) Cobaltocalcite (pink, light pink, pinkish lavender) Corundum Ruby (dark pink) Cuprite (dark pinkish red) Gmelinite (pink, peach) Heulandite (peach) Hodgkinsonite (pink, purplish pink) Hot Pink Topaz (dark clearish pink) Hureaulite (pink, dark peach) Imperial Garnet (shades of pink) Inesite (pink, peach, hints of purple) Kermesite (dark fuchsia, hints of red or purple) Kunzite [Spodumene] (light pinkish lavender) Kutnohorite (light pink) Lawsonite (faded light pink) Mangano Calcite (pink, light pink, white) Manganoan Calcite (pink, light pink) Morganite [Beryl] (pink, dark pink) Olmiite (pink, dark pink, peach, dark peach) Padparadscha Sapphire (pink, rosy pink, light reddish pink) Peach Aventurine [Quartz] (faded peach) Peach Calcite (peach, light peach, dark peach) Peach Moonstone (peach, light peach, dark peach) Pezzottaite (pink, dark pink) Pink Fluorite (pink, light pink) Pink Sapphire (various shades of pink and light pink) Pink Spinel (various shades of pink) Pink Topaz (clearish pink, light clearish pink) Pink Tourmaline (various shades of pink) Poudretteite (clearish pink, clearish dark pink) Red Beryl (dark pink) Rhodochrosite (light pink, pink, dark pink) Rhodolite Garnet (dark pink) Rose Alabaster (whitish light pink) Rose Cat’s Eye Quartz (pink, light pink, sliver of white) Rose Rhodochrosite (pink, light pink) Roselite (pink, dark pink, fuchsia) Serandite (pink, light pink, dark peach) Sphaerocobaltite (pink, fuchsia, purple) Star Ruby (pink, dark pink, slivers of white or light pink) Stilbite (light peach, beige, white) Sussexite (light faded pink, dark faded pink) Thulite (pink, light pink, white) Tugtupite (pink, light pink, dark pink, white) Umbalite (dark pink, dark reddish pink) Umbalite Garnet (dark pink) Vintage Rose (light pink) Black/Grey/Brown:

Acanthite (metallic dark grey) Achondrite (brown, black) Aegirine (black) Aeschynite (brown, light brown, metallic black) Allanite (black) Altaite (grey, hints of brown and white) Aluminum (silver grey) Amphibole (dark grey, white) Andesite (shades of grey, white) Ankerite (brown, light brown) Anorthosite (shades of grey) Antimony (silver grey) Apache Tears (Obsidian) (black, light grey) Aragonite (orangish brown) Argentite (metallic dark grey) Argyrodite (grey, metallic grey) Arsenopyrite (light grey, grey, metallic silver) Augite (black, specks of brown) Axinite (clearish brown, clearish light brown, dark brown, black) Babingtonite (black) Baumhauerite (dark grey, metallic dark grey) Bauxite (brown, light brown, reddish brown) Biotite (black, hints of brown or white) Bixbyite (black) Black Ammonite [Fossil] (black, sometimes hints of shades of brown or grey) Black Andradite Garnet (black, sometimes brown and dark brown) Black Calcite Shamanite (dark grey, black, light brown) Black Coral (black, light grey) Black Diamond (black) Black Diopside (black, slivers of light grey or white) Black Kyanite (black, dark grey) Black Lace Onyx (black with lines of white) Black Moonstone (black, grey, dark grey, brown, light brown) Black Phantom Quartz (clear, grey, dark grey, black) Black Spinel (black) Black Star Diopside (black, slivers of white) Black Star Sapphire (black, brown, hints of orange, slivers of white) Black Tourmaline (black) Blizzard Stone (black, grey, white) Bloedite (brownish grey, grey, light grey, dark grey) Bone (cream, beige, light brown) Boulangerite (silver, grey) Bournonite (metallic grey) Bronzite (shades of brown) Brown Aragonite (shades of brown, hints of orange) Buergerite (brown, dark brown, black) Calaverite (ochre, dark brown, grey, metallic grey) Calcite Fairy Stones (grey, light grey, white) Carnelian Boulder (shades of brown and orange) Carrollite (metallic dark grey and black) Cassiterite (shades of clearish brown) Cerussite (clear, white, light clearish brown) Chalcocite (metallic grey and dark grey) Champagne Citrine (clearish light brown with hints of pink or orange) Chiastolite (brown, black) Childrenite (brown, light brown, dark brown) Chromite (grey, metallic grey) Chromium (metallic grey) Chrysanthemum Stone (black, white) Clinozoisite (yellowish brown, yellowish dark brown) Coal (dark grey, black) Copper (metallic reddish brown) Coral Fossil (shades of brown and light brown) Cristobalite (black, white) Cryolite (clear, white, light yellowish brown, brown) Cylindrite (metallic grey) Desert Rose (brown, whitish brown) Diaspore (brown, light brown) Dolomite (white, light grey, light brown) Dorado (light brown, brown) Dyscrasite (metallic grey) Enstatite (brown, dark brown, hints of orange) Feldspar (various earth tones, white) Ferberite (metallic grey, metallic dark grey, metallic black) Ferroaxinite (clearish light brown, dark brown) Flint (various earth tones, black) Fluorrichterite (dark grey, black, hints of brown) Fossil Coral (brown, light brown) Franckeite (metallic dark grey, black) Fulgurite (light brown, white, clear) Galena (metallic grey, grey) Gabbro (grey, light grey) Glendonite (brown) Goethite (light grey, grey, black) Gold Sheen Obsidian (black, metallic gold) Silver Sheen Obsidian (black, metallic grey, silver) Midnight Lace Obsidian (brown, light brown black) Graphite (metallic grey) Gratonite (metallic grey) Grey Moonstone (grey, light grey) Grey Star Sapphire (light grey, slivers of white) Hausmannite (black) Hematite (metallic dark grey, metallic black) Hydroboracite (brown, light brown, white) Hypersthene (metallic grey, light metallic grey, light metallic brown, dark brown, black) Ilvaite (black) Inderite (white, clearish, brown, light brown) Indigo Gabbro (grey, dark grey, black, hints of purple or dark purple) Iron (metallic grey) Ivory (beige, cream) Jamesonite (metallic grey) Jet (black) Jet Hematite (grey) Jordanite (black, metallic black) Khaki (brown, sand) Kulanite (black) Lamprophyllite (brown, light brown) Larvikite (shades of grey, reflective light blue) Lead (metallic black) Leifite (beige, light brown) Light Colorado Topaz (light brown) Limestone (beige, light grey) Limestone Garnet (brown, light brown, white) Lorenzenite (brown) Melanite (black) Merlinite (grey, light grey, black) Miargyrite (metallic grey, dark metallic grey) Molybdenum (silver) Monazite (brown, hints of orange) Morion (brown, dark brown, black) Mystic Merlinite (grey, dark grey, black) Neptunite (black) Nickel (silver) Obsidian (greyish brown, dark brown, black) Onyx [Chalcedony] (black) Orthoceras (grey, light grey, dark grey) Painite (dark reddish brown) Peanut Wood (beige, white, brown, light brown, dark brown) Petoskey Stone (brown, light brown, dark brown, cream, white) Platinum (silver) Psilomelane (grey, dark grey, black) Pyrolusite (grey, dark grey, metallic grey) Pyrophyllite (brown, light brown, beige, hints of yellow) Ramsdellite (grey, metallic grey) Romanechite (grey, metallic dark grey) Rosaline (light pinkish brown) Sandstone (brown, light brown, grey, light grey, beige) Schalenblende (brown, light brown, dark brown, light yellow) Schorl [Tourmaline] (black) Schorlomite (black) Sedonalite (brown) Semseyite (grey, metallic grey) Serendibite (black) Shungite (metallic black, dark grey) Silicon (dark metallic grey) Silver (silver) Silver Pyrite (silver) Sinhalite (yellowish brown, light yellowish brown) Skutterudite (metallic grey) Smoked Topaz (light brown, brown, dark brown) Smoky Quartz (light brown, brown, dark brown) Smoky Topaz (light brown, brown, dark brown) Snowflake Obsidian (white, light grey, black) Senarmontite (grey, light grey, dark grey, some metallic grey) Staurolite (brown, black) Stibnite (metallic grey, dark metallic grey) Stromatolite (shades or brown or grey) Teallite (grey) Tektite (black) Tellurium (silver) Tennantite (grey, metallic grey) Tetrehedrite (metallic grey) Thorite (shades of brown) Tibetan Tektite (black) Tiger’s Eye [Quartz] (light brown, brown, dark brown, orange) Tin (silver) Titanium (silver) Tourmaline Aura Stone (black) Vatican Stone (grey, dark grey, black) Vermiculite (brown, light brown) Wakefieldite (black) Whiteite (tan, brown) Wolframite (metallic grey, light grey, dark grey, brown, dark brown) Wollastonite (light grey, white, specks of brown, dark grey, or black) Woodhouseite (light brown, cream) Yuksporite (brown, light brown, dark grey) Zebra Marble (black, white) Zebra Stone (black, white) Zebradorite (brown, dark brown, black) Zinc (silver grey) Zinkenite (metallic dark grey and black)   White/Clear: Achroite [Tourmaline] (clear) Adularia (clearish white) Alabaster (white, cream, light brown) Artinite (white) Azeztulite (white, clearish) Beryllonite (clear, hints of white) Borax (white) Cacholong (white) Cat’s Eye Moonstone (milky clear, sliver of white) Chalk (white) Clear Calcite (clear) Clear Topaz (clear) Clinoptilolite (clear) Colorless Taaffeite (clear, whitish) Colorless Tourmaline (clear) Cubic Zirconia (clear) Danburite (clear, clearish white) Edingtonite (clearish white, white, beige) Epistilbite (white) Epsomite (white) Erionite (clearish white) Eucryptite (white, light grey) Fiedlerite (clear) Goosecreekite (white) Goshenite [Beryl] (clear) Gypsum (clearish, clearish white, white, beige) Gyrolite (beige, white) Halite (clear, white) Hambergite (clear) Harmotome (white) Herkimer Diamond (clear) Howlite (white, black, grey) Hydromagnesite (white) Hydrozincite (white) Iceland Spar Calcite (clear) Kernite (clear, clearish white, white) Laumontite (white, cream) Menalite (white) Mesolite (white) Moissanite (clear) Mordenite (white) Natrolite (clearish white) Okenite (white) Petalite (clearish) Phillipsite (clearish) Picromerite (white, clearish white) Pollucite (clear, white) Scholzite (clearish, white) Scolecite (white) Selenite (clear, white) Spodumene (clear) Star Moonstone (cream, white, slivers of white or light cream) Talc (light grey, white) Tincalconite (white) Tridymite (light grey, white, clear) Ulexite/Television Stone (clear, white) Whewellite (clear, white) White Alabaster (white) White Aragonite (white) White Aventurine (white) White Barite (white) White Onyx (white)  White Sapphire (clear) White Spinel (clear) White Topaz (clear) Rainbow: Ammolite (rainbow) Angel Aura (rainbow, mostly clear) Angel Aura Danburite (clearish rainbow) Bismuth [Crystals] (rainbow) Mystic Fire Topaz (dark rainbow) Mystic Topaz (dark rainbow) Peacock Ore (rainbow, mostly blue) Peacock Topaz (dark rainbow) Rainbow Calcite (rainbow, mostly turquoise) Rainbow Fluorite (various shades of Fluorite together) Rainbow Moonstone (blue, white, sometimes hints of brown) Rainbow Obsidian (black, dark rainbow) Rainbow Pyrite (sparkly rainbow) Rainbow Topaz (dark rainbow) 

Multi-Color:

Adamite (lime green, yellowish lime green, teal, light teal) Ajoite (turquoise, clear, sometimes hints of brown) Amegreen (faded green, lavender, white) Ametrine [Quartz] (orange, purple) Ammonite [Fossil] (brown, hints of rainbow) Anastasia Topaz (faded orange, pink, brown, light brown) Anatase (blue, dark blue OR orangish brown) Andalusite (yellow, brown) Anyolite (green, purple, black) Arfvedsonite (light blue, light brown, brown, black) Astrophyllite (black, brown, blue, white) Atacamite (dark teal, black) Atlantisite (lime, green, lavender, purple) Azotic Topaz (orange, dark orange, pink) Azurite (dark blue, green, black) Azurite-Cuprite/Bluebird (primary blue, light blue, green, brown, sometimes whitish grey) Azurite-Malachite (lime green, primary, blue, sometimes light brown) Baratovite (peach, white, dark grey, black) Bi Color Quartz (various) Bi Color Sapphire (usually: yellow, blue, hints of green) Bi Color Tourmaline (various) Binghamite (red, orange, dark yellow, dark grey, black) Black Chevron Amethyst (faded purple, dark brown, cream, white) Bloodstone (Heliotrope) [Chalcedony] (dark green, red, orange) Blue Green Fluorite (teal, greenish blue, blue) Bornite (blue, purple) Boulder Turquoise (brown, light brown, slivers of turquoise) Brookite (red, orange, hints of yellow, black) Buckeye Burl (yellow, grey, black) Cancrinite (light yellow, light yellowish orange, light grey, black, white) Carnotite (primary yellow, dark yellow, brown) Cat’s Eye Enstatite (black, sliver of green) Cat’s Eye Tourmaline (various) Celestobarite (black, light grey, light reddish brown) Chabazite (peach, dark brownish peach, brown) Chalcosiderite Turquoise (light greyish brown or light green, forest green) Charoite (light purple, purple, black, white) Chrysocolla (green, blue, black) Chloromelanite (green, dark green, black) Color Change Sapphire (blue/purple) Color-Change Diaspore (clearish yellowish green/clearish pink) Copiapite (orange, dark orange, yellow, grey) Cornwallite (green, teal) Corundum (various) Covellite (blue, dark blue, purple, dark purple, black, light grey or light brown) Dravite (orange, dark orange, brown, dark brown) Elbaite (pink, dark pink, clear, white, green, dark green) Eosphorite (orange, light orange, brown) Erythrite (fuchsia, dark fuchsia, black) Eudialyte (dark pink, black, sometimes light pink or white) Fluorite (dark green, dark purple, black) Franklinite (dark metallic grey, black; rainbow) Galaxite (dark green, black, specks of green and yellow) Garnierite (green, turquoise) Gaspeite (green, brown) Goethite Onegite (black, hints of dark green, brown, or ochre) Golden Seraphinite (green, dark green, black, hints of yellow) Goldstone (various) Hackmanite (white; hot pink, dark blue, purple) Hardystonite (grey, dark grey, white; rainbow, black) Hematite Kidney Ore (metallic burgundy, metallic grey) Hibonite (orange, dark orange, brown) Hubnerite (black, sometimes red) Jarosite (dark yellow, brown, hints of orange) Kakortokite (white, spots of dark pink, sometimes clear and grey spots) Kornerupine (clearish blue, clearish purple) Labradorite (blue, brown, black) Lepidachrocite (Quartz) (clear, pink and dark pink splotches) Luxurianite (dark peach, light brown, black) Mahogany Obsidian (brownish orange, black) Marble (white, grey, light grey) Marcasite (faded gold, goldish brown) Mawsitsit (neon green, black) Purpurite (purple, brown) Melody’s Stone (purple, clearish purple, clearish lavender, yellowish brown, clear) Moonstone (white, light blue, blue) Mozarkite (light red, pale pink, light blue, white, sometimes light yellow) Mugglestone (dark red, dark yellow, brown, dark brown, black) Nebula Stone (green, light green, dark green, black) Nunderite (pale brownish peach, light grey, grey, light brown, brown) Nuummite (specks of yellow and grey, dark brown, black) Pallasite (yellow, blue, grey, clearish) Petrified Palm Wood (yellow, dark yellow, brown, light brown, beige) Petrified Wood (brown, hints of other colors) Pietersite (dark red, dark orange, dark yellow, light blue, blue, dark blue, black) Rhodonite (faded pink, black) Preseli Bluestone (green, dark green, spots of black, light brown, and white or grey) Pyrite/Fool’s Gold (gold, brown, silver) Raspite (clearish orange, clearish yellow) Realgar (red, dark red; yellow or orange from long term light exposure) Red Tiger’s Eye (red, dark red, brown, black) Scheelite (orange, dark orange, yellow; blue, light blue) Septarian (yellow, beige, grey, brown, dark brown) Shattuckite (blue, teal, green, sometimes dark green or blue) Siderite (dark yellow, brown, light brown) Sonora Sunrise (turquoise, orange, black) Spectrolite [Labradorite] (light blue, blue, light brown, brown, muddy green) Stibiconite (yellow, brown, light brown) Stibiotantalite (dark yellow, orange, dark orange, brown, dark brown) Sunstone [Oligoclase] (reddish orange, rust, hints of brown) Sylvite (orange, light orange, light brown, white) Thomsonite (peach, light peach, beige, forest green) Tiger Iron (yellow, yellowish gold, brown, light brown, black) Tiger’s Eye Matrix (yellowish gold, brown, light brown, black) Tourmaline (various) Topazolite (yellow, yellowish brown, brown) Trolleite (light blue, grey, light grey, white) Unakite (faded reddish pink, green) Variscite (light green, green, creamy grey, sometimes brown) Venus Hair Stone (clear, light brown lines) Villiaumite (dark red, black, hints of orange) Vivianite (green, dark green, dark teal) Watermelon Tourmaline (pink, dark pink, light green, green) Wernerite (light grey; bright yellow, dark blue) Wurtzite (red, orange, yellow, brown, black) Xenotime (yellow, brown, dark brown, hints of orange) Yellow Datolite (yellow, brown, black) Yellow Turquoise (yellow, pale yellow, brown, black) Zircon (various) Zultanite (sand, brownish orange, greyish green) Agates: Amethyst Agate (purple, lavender) Black Agate (black, sometimes white or brown lines) Blue Lace Agate (blue, light blue) Botswana Agate (brown, light reddish brown, light pink, light grey) Chinese Rain Flower Agate (mint green, brown, light rust) Condor Agate (red, mustard yellow, light blue, green, pink) Crackled Fire Agate (orange, dark orange, red, hints of yellow) Cr*zy Lace Agate (red, faded orange, brown, grey, white, hints of faded yellow) Dendritic Agate (white, clear, black, brown) Eye Agate (dark red, orange, dark orange, white, black) Fire Agate (dark brownish rainbow) Iris Agate (clear, whitish, rainbow) Laguna Lace Agate (red, faded yellow, light orange, light grey) Lake Superior Carnelian (light orange, dark reddish orange, white) Montana Agate (orange, yellow, brown, light brown, black, white) Montana Dry Head Agate (orange, orangish brown, brown, white) Moss Agate (white, clear, black, brown) Purple Agate (shades of purple) Sagenite Agate (yellowish brown, brown, light grey) Tree Agate (green, light green, white) Turritella Agate (brown, light brown, dark brown) Yellow Agate (yellow, light yellow, brown, light brown) Jaspers: African Jasper (green, teal, brown, black) Agate Jasper (red, white, brown, grey) Bamboo Jasper (red, yellow, brown, grey) Biggs Jasper (brown, light brown, light powder blue) Black Jasper (black, light brown, light grey) Blue Jasper (blue, light blue, brown, light grey) Brecciated Jasper (red, black, dark brown, clearish) Brown Jasper (brown, light brown, dark brown) Bruneau Jasper (light yellow, brown, light brown) Bumblebee Jasper (yellow, orange, grey, black) Carrasite Jasper (light red, yellow, brown, light brown, greyish green) Cave Creek Jasper (dark pink, red, grey, brown) Chestnut Jasper (red, reddish orange, yellow) Chrysanthemum Jasper (shades of brown) Confetti Jasper/Elephant Skin Jasper (yellow, maroon, brown) Crab Jasper (orange, light orange, red) Dalmatian Jasper (cream, black) Deschutes Jasper (brown, dark brown, light brown) Exotica Jasper (pink, light brown, grey, black, white) Green Jasper (green, forest green, dark green, light grey) Impression Jasper (shades of blue, beige, brown) Jaspilite (red, grey, black, brown) K2 Jasper (blue, black, white) Kambaba Jasper (green, dark green, black) Kiwi Jasper (light mint green, light grey and black dots) Lizard Skin (green, dark green, black) Leopard Skin (pale pink, light brown, brown, grey) Mookaite Jasper (burgundy, red, yellow, purple, dark purple, white) Morgan Hill Poppy Jasper (red, orange, yellow, brown, black, white) Morrisonite Jasper (red, yellow, blue, brown, green) Moss Jasper (green, dark green, grey, white) Noreena Jasper (red, yellow, white) Ocean Jasper (various) Oolitic Jasper (black, grey, dark grey hint of pink) Opal Jasper (blue, light blue, light brown) Orange Jasper (orange, yellowish orange, reddish orange, light brown) Outback Jasper (pink, dark brown, grey, white) Owyhee Jasper (rust, yellow, blue, brown, sometimes green) Picture Jasper (brown, light brown, grey, black) Polka Dot Jasper (mustard yellow and black dots, white) Polychrome Jasper (rust, yellow, light yellow, light blue, dark green, brown) Purple Jasper (purple, light purple, light brown, brown) Rainforest Jasper (green, splotches of other colors) Red Jasper (red, hints of light brown and black) Riband Jasper (red, yellow, brown, black) Ribbon Jasper (pinkish brown, cream) Snakeskin Jasper (dark red, brown, beige) Spiderman Jasper (red, orange, black) Stone Canyon Jasper (burgundy, yellow, light brown, white) Wild Horse Jasper (yellow, light blue, light brown) Yellow Jasper (yellow, yellowish brown) Zebra Jasper (white, black, sometimes shades of brown instead of black and white)   Opals: Arizona Landscape Opal (cream, dark cream, peach, dark yellow, orange, light powder blue, brown, white) Black Opal (mostly dark blue, rainbow) Black Star Opal (black, brown, orange) Blue Opal (dark blue, spots of light blue and lime green) Boulder Opal (brown, rainbow, mostly blue and lime green) Brazilian Opal (white, rainbow) Cat’s Eye Opal (dark orange, sliver of bright orange; whitish rainbow, sliver of rainbow) Chocolate Opal (brown, rainbow specks) Dragon’s Breath (Fire) Opal (pink, purple, spots of blue, sliver of yellow and orange) Ethiopian Welo Opal (Ocean) (clearish blue, light brown, brown) Fire Opal (shades of orange, rainbow) Honduran Opal (dark grey or black, sprinkles of rainbow) Hyalite Opal (clear, light brown) Koroit Opal (brown, rainbow- mostly light blue and green) Light Grey Opal (blueish grey) Mexican Cherry Opal (red, dark red, splotches of various colors) Mexican Matrix Opal (light brown, rainbow) Mintabie Crystal Opal (white, rainbow) White Opal (white, rainbow) Pearl:

Abalone Pearl (soft rainbow) Antique Brass Pearl (brown, brass) Black Pearl (black, grey) Blue Pearl (turquoise, cobalt, navy) Bright Gold Pearl (gold, yellow) Bronze Pearl (cream, mocha) Brown Pearl (dark brown, reddish brown) Burgundy Pearl (burgundy, deep red) Coco Brown Pearl (brown) Copper Pearl (orange, brown, copper) Coral Pearl (pink, salmon) Cranberry Pearl (purple, reddish purple, maroon) Cream Pearl (white, cream) Creamrose Pearl (white, cream, light pink) Creamrose Light Pearl (white, cream) Dark Green Pearl (dark green) Dark Grey Pearl (dark grey) Dark Purple Pearl (dark purple) Forest Green Pearl (green, forest green) Fuchsia Pearl (pink, fuchsia) Gold Pearl (gold, yellow) Green Pearl (green, light green) Grey Pearl (grey) Light Blue Pearl (light blue) Light Green Pearl (light green) Light Grey Pearl (grey) Light Plum Pearl (light purple) Light Purple Pearl (light purple) Lilac Pearl (purple, light purple) Maroon Pearl (maroon, deep red) Matte Blue Pearl (blue) Matte Gold Pearl (gold) Matte Green Pearl (light green) Matte Grey Pearl (grey, light grey) Matte Lavender Pearl (lavender) Matte Light Plum Pearl (purple, lavender) Matte Light Purple Pearl (light purple) Matte Light Sapphire Pearl (light blue) Matte Lilac Pearl (light pinkish lavender) Matte Olivine Pearl (light green) Matte Peach Pearl (peach) Matte Purple Pearl (light purple, dark lavender) Matte Sapphire Pearl (blue) Mocha Pearl (light brown) Mystic Black Pearl (black) Nacre/Mother of Pearl (slight rainbow sheen, mostly cream) Night Blue Pearl (dark blue, midnight) Olivine Pearl (dark lime green) Peach Pearl (peach, pink) Peacock Pearl (dark pink, dark green, black, sometimes blue) Pink Pearl (pink) Plum Pearl (dark purple) Powder Almond Pearl (light faded brown) Powder Blue Pearl (light powder blue) Powder Green Pearl (light faded green) Powder Rose Pearl (light faded pink, light pink) Purple Pearl (purple, hints of blue) Red Pearl (red, dark red) Rosaline Pearl (pink, light pink) Sapphire Pearl (blue, cobalt) Tahitian-Look Pearl (black, greenish blue hue) Taupe Pearl (light brown) White Pearl (white, cream) Yellow Pearl (yellow) Quartz: **Notice: Only gems with ‘quartz’ at the end of its name are listed below. There are other gems that fall into the Quartz category that are in other lists above. Actinolite Quartz (clear, spikes of forest green) Amethyst Spirit Quartz (purple, lavender, hints of light brown) Angel Aura Quartz (clearish rainbow) Angel Quartz (clearish rainbow) Apophyllite Quartz (clearish white) Apple Aura Quartz (lime green) Aqua Aura Quartz (blue) Aqua Aura Spirit Quartz (blue, light blue) Blue Moon Quartz (clear, hints of light blue) Blue Quartz (light blue) Blue Quartz with Lazulite (light blue, clearish blue, specks of blue) Blue Siberian Quartz (blue) Blueberry Quartz (clear, splotches of blue) Blush Quartz (dark faded peach) Bushman Quartz (shades of orange, brown) Caribbean Quartz (blue, light blue, green) Champagne Aura Quartz (clearish gold, clearish dark yellow) Cherry Quartz (pink, light pink) Chinese Chromium Quartz (green, light green, light greyish brown) Chlorite Quartz (clear, green, dark green) Crackle Quartz (clear, dyed various) Dendritic Quartz (clear, black, sometimes yellowish brown) Drusy Quartz (various) Eisenkiesel Quartz (dark orange, dark red, orangish brown) Elestial Quartz (smoky, brown, light brown) Faden Quartz (clear) Fire (Harlequin) Quartz (orange, reddish orange, clear, white) Flame Aura Quartz (dark rainbow) Girasol Quartz (clearish) Gold Aura Quartz (orange) Gold Quartz (gold, light brown, light grey, white) Golden Aura Quartz (orange, yellowish orange) Golden Healer Quartz (yellow, light yellow, dark yellow, clear, white) Golden Rutilated Quartz (yellow, dark yellow, brown, light brown, clear) Green Quartz (various shades of green) Gwindel Quartz (clear) Harlequin Quartz (clear, dark red specks) Hematoid Quartz (shades of orange)  Jacare Quartz (smoky brown, light smoky brown) Jacinto (de Compostela) Quartz (dark red, hints of brown) Lemon Quartz (bright clearish yellow) Lodolite Quartz (clear, faded green, brown, light brown) Medusa Quartz (clear, green, blue) Olive Quartz (clearish green, clearish light green, clearish dark green) Ouro Verde Quartz (clearish lime green, clearish light yellow, clearish dark lime green) Papaya Quartz (pink, dark pink, clearish) Pink Himalayan Samadhi Isis Quartz (light pink, clearish white) Pink Quartz (pink, light pink) Prase Quartz (faded green, light faded green, dark green) Prasiolite Quartz (clearish faded light green) Colbalt Aura Quartz (rainbow, mostly dark blue) Rutile Quartz (clear, yellow and yellowish brown spikes) Star Lemon Quartz (clearish yellow, spikes of white) Purple Aura Quartz (purple, rainbow) Quartz (clear) Rainbow Mayanite Quartz (rainbow, mostly clearish golden yellow) Rainbow Solar Quartz (rainbow) Red Phantom Quartz (red, white, black, clear) Red Quartz (shades of red) Rose Aura Quartz (pink, dark reddish pink) Ruby Aura Quartz (hot pink, dark pink) Rutilated Quartz (clear, yellow and brown spikes) Samadhi Quartz (light peach) Satya Mani Quartz/Sathya Mani Quartz (clearish) Seriphos Quartz (faded green, faded light green) Shocked Quartz (rainbow) Slightly Milky Rutilated Quartz (clear, light brown) Star Hollandite Quartz (clear, clearish white, black spikes) Star Quartz (various, slivers of white or lighter version of gem’s color) Strawberry Quartz (clear, strips and spots of red and pink) Sunshine Aura Quartz (clearish bright yellow) Tangerine Aura Quartz (clearish orange) Tangerine Quartz (orange) Tangerine Aura Quartz (bright orange, light orange) Tangerine Sun Aura Quartz (orange, light orange) Tanzan Aura Quartz (clearish bluish light purple, lavender) Tanzine Aura Quartz (clearish bluish light purple, purple) Teal Quartz (teal) Titanium Aura Quartz (dark rainbow) Titanium Flame Aura Quartz (dark rainbow) Titanium Quartz (dark rainbow) Tourmalinated Quartz (clear with black and dark brown spikes) Yellow Golden Quartz (yellow, light yellow) Yellow Quartz (yellow)

[cosmicjj]

After the Events of Change your Mind, where did Pink Calcite go?

Probs in little homeworld. She'd be anxious at first with all the other uncorrupted gems but soon she'd be comfortable with them. I can imagine her talking to the heaven and earth beetle gems lol

[jewelblooms]

With the release of the movie, I have seen an influx of hatred towards Pink/Rose.

And that irritates me.

Yes, what she did to Spinel is terrible. What she did to Spinel gave Spinel her own type of trauma.

But y'all seem to be forgetting about/ not caring about Pink's trauma.

Pink was abused. Pink was under high expectations, yet for the longest time was never given any chance to prove herself. When she misbehaved, she was locked in a dark tower and starved of light.

Just remembering what Steven said about Pink to Blue.

"How many times did you lock her in here? How many times did you make her cry?"

It doesn't excuse what happened between Pink and Spinel. But people have to remember her upbringing. Unlike Steven, she didn't have people encouraging her and holding her hand through things. And there were serious consequences for doing what she felt was right. That was the only thing she knew. Sure, her actions were childish and bratty. But I've seen so many people calling her evil. She's far from evil. She isn't good, either. She's created heroes and villains. I think so many people saw her as this perfect, wonderful being.

'I always thought I might be bad, now I'm sure that it's true. Cause I think you're so good, and I'm nothing like you. ' -Love Like You.

I am positive this line is Rose singing to Greg. Always have been. She knows she isn't perfect. She's made mistakes, and done things she didn't like. To write her off as a villain is ignorant. The greatest lesson from Steven Universe is that the world isn't as simple as black and white. Of course she would seem like the worst SU 'villain'. She's the only person we won't get a redemption for. She will never have the chance to make up for her mistakes, or fix her wrong doings. She will never have the chance to overcome her trauma, unlike Spinel. Whether or not due to her own actions, my point stands. There will always be gems like Spinel and White that get redemptions. Pink/Rose never will.

It should also be known that Pink was the ONLY diamond the treat other gems with respect. Pink worked towards freedom on Homeworld before she even knew it.

She lacked the ability to change like Steven did. Pink wasn't able to change because change was regarded as bad. Change made you imperfect. And to Pink, who was already imperfect, that wouldn't have help her in anyway.

But yeah, she's so evil.

Remember everyone,

If every pork chop were perfect, we wouldn't have hot dogs.

Written with help from @summertimeflame

[cosmicjj]

What does Pink Calcite think of Earth pets?

(THIS IS MY FIRST ASK AAAAAHHHHSJAKAKKANSNDNDKSKSMANTHNXANON)

[cosmicjj]

Citrine

Garnet || Peridot

“Hey everybody! It is I, the marvelous and stunning Citrine!“

She mainly uses her electricity powers but it is more enhanced to the point where she can poof gems but it takes like 5 seconds for her to do it like a weaker version of YD’s. I wanted her to look flashy hence all the gold colors which reflects her very energetic and spontaneous nature. I also chose Citrine as her gem since it sounds very modern like Garnet and Peridot. 

And also,,, her heels and mullet lol

[cosmicjj]

Rhodonite

Ruby/Pearl

[cosmicjj]

She’s coming...

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Prehnite

Peridot and Pearl

[cosmicjj]

Pink Calcite

Calcites are like factory working/mechanic gems. They can build and repair machines with the use of their hands. Their hands are shape-shifting floating orbs (im sorry you cannot see it here cuz perspective) which can morph into tools and other doodads. 

Pink Calcite just became a crystal gem after meeting Steven during CYM. She already visited Earth before but she came back to homeworld with all the other gems after the war. Since then she was marveled by Earth’s beauty and her dream back then was to be able to live there though she did not know how. After meeting Steven, she was thrilled to come with him to the land of her dreams. 

Fun facts:

-she has a cold personality to hide her true self

-her true self is actually very loving but she thinks of that as a weakness

-her character arc is finally learning to love her true self and to show it more

-her main weapon is morphing both of her hands into a long one-edged sword

-secretly a fashionista

more exploration sketches later :3