#curite

[gemsonahelphotline]

What gems could fuse into Curite?

Heliodor + VanadiniteVanadinite + CarnotiteBetafite + EudialyteHibonite + HeliodorParisite + Monazite

[kallisto-chan]

LOLOLOL

[kallisto-chan]

Continuation

Heinrichite - lives on the ocean floor. In the air, water and memories are lost.. May lose his personality and become a different person.

Curite - radioactive gem. Tries to move fast so all living things die after a while his touches. Infantile and cheerful person he likes games and fightings. He’s want to help all but sometimes forgets himself things to do

Emerald -  former armourer. She’s dedicated herself to weapons and so loved it. She thought that weapons are a great thing that helps gems defend themselves. Aquamarine supported her views. Them was a soulmates. But Emerald was taken to the Moon a first.

Aquamarine - broken inside. He is dream about take Emerald back (or was taken to her). New armourer. Сharming and playful person sometimes pester Welshite.

Welshite -  disagreeable and unemotional person. Don’t understand the humor. Gems doesn’t like him. But he’s doctor and them respect to him.

Pyrite - strange gem. Strongly under the influence of mood. He’s learning the lunarians and write about them. Makes strategies with Antigorite. Usually he’s so lazy and likes going to patrol with Malachite when she’s don’t sleep in summer. Some genius when not lazy and have inspiration doing some really cool and useful things.

[longpinkmuscleygiraffe]

Well, seeing as how @gemcrust approved of me making gemstones for Betafite, I went ahead and fused Ice with my other girl, Curite. Together, they make Titanite.

[detroitlib]

Color creations from nature's studios revealing her masterly manipulation of color through the medium of superb motor car creations / Fisher Body Corporation, Fleetwood Body Corporation, General Motors. 1927.

Courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection, Detroit Public Library

[thebrainscoop]

It’s difficult to miss the giant RADIOACTIVE label on this specimen of kasolite and curite (named for Marie Curie!). Such samples need to be stored in bags and exposure extremely limited by research staff, who keep Geiger counters handy to frequently check radiation levels in and around these cabinets.

[bijoux-et-mineraux]

Wölsendorfite, Becquerelite, Uranophane, Rutherfordine, Curite, Uraninite