Hey, I love your blog! If it isn't too much trouble, could you maybe give me some weapon suggestions for these gems: Augelite, Lepiodolite, Cubanite, Gabbro, Jarosite, Okenite, Maderia citrine, and Pyrope garnet? Thanks so much! :)
Thank you so much! And no problem!Augelite:Weapon:Smooth ball to throw at targets to symbolize the sun and the pearl lusterquality of the stone“Named after the Greek word auge, meaning “dawn,” or “morning,” in reference tothe mineral’s vitreous to pearly luster.”http://www.dakotamatrix.com/mineralpedia/4952/augelite
Lepidolite:Weapon: http://gemsonaresources.tumblr.com/post/139198788085/im-trying-to-make-a-lepidolite-gemsona-can-you
Cubanite:Weapon: See link on how I described star shaped weapons:http://gemsonaresources.tumblr.com/post/140292028015/star-lemon-quartz-homeworld-ranking-dance-style
You could also have it be a six petal flower shaped disk tothrow at targets“Crystals sometimes twinned into chevrons and six rayed cyclic“stars” or “flowers”. Also lamellar, rarely massive.”http://www.galleries.com/Cubanite
Gabbro:Weapon:Stones to throw at targets“As Building Stone, As Facing Stone, Garden Decoration, Office Buildings andPaving Stone”http://www.comparerocks.com/en/gabbro-uses/model-14-7
“It is widely used as crushed stone for concrete aggregate,road metal, railroad ballast, etc. Smaller quantities are cut and polished fordimension stone (called black granite).”http://www.coaleducation.org/lessons/wim/20.htm
Jarosite:Weapon:Flower shaped disk or stone to throw“The name jarosite is also directly derived from Jara, the Spanish name of ayellow flower that belongs to the genus Cistus and grows in this sierra. Themineral and the flower have the same color.”https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarosite
Okenite:Weapon: Cotton ball shaped stones; small, thin spikes to throw at the enemy“It frequently forms “cottonball” clusters where the crystals are sothin they look like tiny fibers. The clusters are composed of straight,radiating, thread thin, crystals.”http://www.galleries.com/OkeniteMadeira Citrine:Weapon: (Citrine in general) http://gemsonaresources.tumblr.com/post/142639425850/everything-for-citrine-plzPyrope Garnet:Weapon:Canon!Garnet’s gaunletsORFire; Balls of fire“The Dutch scholar, Erasmus, claims Nature delights in representing all thingsby color, most especially in gems. He describes Pyrope Garnet as “livingfire.” [Kunz, 34] From a bright flash of red, to orange indigo flames, tosimmering deep red-violet coals, Pyrope Garnet is a mesmerizing stone, stirringand passionate.”https://www.crystalvaults.com/crystal-encyclopedia/pyrope“The word “pyrope” comes from the Greek word “puropus”,made up of “pur” (fire) and “ops” (eye) meaning“fiery-eyed”. This refers to the impressive brilliance of pyropegarnet, which is a result of its high refractive index.”http://www.gemselect.com/gem-info/pyrope-garnet/pyrope-garnet-info.php