#gem ocs

[smallpwbbles]

Cuz Steven universe makes me weak and someone was asking about it the other day I H aD to redraw my two gem OC's Cats eye and Tsavorite. Also a doodle of the first time they fused (I still can't think of their fusion name, but they are defo another type of garnet.

[starp1ll]

For requests how about:

Crystal gems interacting with Steven's new court?

Lots of mixed emotions i'd say..

[honey-minded-hivemind]

Hello, Steven Universe fans~! I am Honey, and I have come bearing gifts~! I am setting down here a list of different colored gems that haven't been used or studied throughout the series (includes one gem versions of fusions like Malachite and Opal). I figure as we all prepare for the wonderful gift that is Lars of the Stars, which will follow Lars and the Off-Colors in space exploring dark gem secrets and evading authorities on their quests, I might as well help out the fandom and give some ideas for OCs and self-inserts! Woo! Now let's begin~!

❤ Red Gemstones ❤

• Cinnabar (dense)

• Pezzottaite (Raspberry Beryl)

• Red Sunstone

• Fire Opal

• Red Apatite

• Red Barite

• Rubellite

• Red Coral

🧡 Orange Gemstones 🧡

• Andesine

• Amber

• Orange Sunstone

• Orange Moonstone

• Calspar (Orange Calcite)

💛 Yellow Gemstones 💛

• Heliodor (Yellow/Golden Beryl)

• Yellow Sphene (Yellow Titanite)

• Yellow Calcite

• Chrysoberyl

• Silimanite

• Yellow Apatite

• Diaspore

• Yellow Kornerupine (rare)

• Yellow Enstatite

• Yellow Barite

• Yellow Danburite

• Copal

• Yellow Scapolite (rare)

💚 Green Gemstones 💚

• Ekanite (radioactive)

• Gaspeite (80s green)

• Turquoise

• Moldavite (came from meteor)

• Green Sphene (Green Titanite)

• (Chrome) Diopside (found in icy Siberia)

• Idocrase

• Malachite (toxic in water)

• Green Grandidierite (rare)

• Amazonite (known as the Stone of Hope)

• Green Kornerupine (rare)

• Maw-Sit-Sit (exclusively from Myanmar)

• Hiddenite

• Serpentine

• Prehnite

• Variscite (rare)

• Seraphinite (feather-like patterns)

• Green Apatite

• Olivine

• Green Enstatite

• Green Dolomite

💙 Blue Gemstones 💙

• Kyanite

• Azurite

• Hemimorphite (a type of calamine)

• Blue Smithsonite (a type of calamine)

• Benitoite (one of the rarest gems)

• Blue Grandidierite

• Shattuckite

• Vivianite

• Cavansite

• Sodalite

• Iolite (indigo)

• Blue Moonstone

• Blue Apatite

• Blue Korenrupine (rare)

• Blue Barite

• Chrysocolla

• Labradorite

• Blue Opal

• Angelite

💜 Purple Gemstones 💜

• Tanzanite (rare, only found in Tanzania)

• Kunzite (pale purple-pink)

• Purple Scapolite (rare)

• Sugilite

• Charoite

• Lepidolite

• Iolite (indigo)

💖 Pink Gemstones 💖

• Kunzite (pale purple-pink)

• Pink Smithsonite (type of calamine)

• Pink Moonstone

• Pezzottaite (Raspberry Beryl)

• Rhodochrosite

• Rhodonite

• Pink Sunstone

• Eudialyte (radioactive, rare)

• Ussingite

• Pink Coral

• Pink Kornerupine (rare)

• Pink Danburite

• Pink Dolomite

• Pink Opal

🤎 Brown Gemstones 🤎

• Brown Moonstone

• Brown Scapolite

• Andalusite (related to Kyanite and Silliminite)

• Axinite (can generate electric currents if cool)

• Cassiterite (tin stone)

• Brown Kornerrupine (rare)

• Pietersite

• Crocodilite

• Brown Silliminite

• Shalerite

• Urtite

• Rhyolite

• Chocolate Opal

• Boulder Opal

• Bronzite (brown/black Enstatite)

• Brown Sphene (Brown Titanite)

• Brown Danburite

🖤 Black Gemstones 🖤

• Black Opal

• Black Scapolite

• Jet

• Nuummite

• (Star) Black Diopside

• Psilomelane

• Larvikite

• Bronzite/Black Enstatite

• Hematite

• Hypersthene

• Shungite

• Black Onyx

🤍 White Gemstones 🤍

• Albite

• Aragonite

• White Barite

• Goshenite (White Beryl)

• White Calcite

• White Danburite

• White Dolomite

• White Euclase

• Howlite

• White Onyx

• Orthoclase

• White Scapolite

• Scolecite

• Selenite

• White Apatite

❤🧡💛💚💙 Multi-Colored Gems 💜💖🤎🖤🤍

(Either comes in more than one color, or is a mutli-colored stone in and of itself)

• Apatite (red, yellow, green, blue, white)

• Barite (red, yellow, blue, white)

• Opal (multi colored and comes in more than one color/variant)

• Moonstone (orange, blue, pink, brown, white)

• Sunstone (red, orange, pink)

• Sphene/Titanite (yellow, green, brown)

• Calcite/Calspar (orange, yellow, white)

• Kornerupine (yellow, green, blue, pink, brown, black) (rare)

• Enstatite/Bronzite (yellow, green, brown, black)

• Danburite (yellow, pink, brown, white)

• Fluorite (green, blue, purple, and multicolored in some gems as well)

• Alexandrite (multicolored, red, green, purple)

• Dolomite (green, pink, white)

• Smithsonite (blue, pink)

• Iolite (indigo, blue-purple)

• Onyx (black, white, banded variants)

• (Chrome) (Star) Diopside (green, black)

•Scapolite (yellow, purple, brown, black, white) (rare)

• Coral (red, pink, white, fossilized coral comes in variants of colors and patterns)

• Ruby-Zoisite (red-green)

• Nacre/Mother of Pearl (multicolored/iridescent)

• Grandidierite (green, blue)

🐚 Organic Gemstones 🌴

• Shiva Eye

• Abalone

• Nacre/Mother of Pearl

• Ammonite

• Ammolite

• Amber

• Kapia

• Copal

• Jet

• Oltu Stone

•Ivory

• Fossil

• Crinoid

• Bryozoan

• Sand Dollar

• Coral

• Peanut Wood

• Opalized Wood

• Petrified Wood

• Petrified Palm

Bonus Gemstones:

Types of Quartz : • Cherry Quartz • Strawberry Quartz • Ferruginous Quartz • Rutilated Quartz • Sard • Sardonyx • Hematoid/Fire Quartz • Tiger's Eye • Hawk's Eye/Falcon Eye • Citrine • Mango Quartz • Lemon Quartz • Ametrine • Cat's Eye Quartz • Chert • Candle Quartz • Prase • Prasiolite • Vermarine • Aventurine • Heliotrope/Bloodstone • Chrysoprase • Plasma • Ajoite Quartz • Blue Quartz • Chalcedony • Nirvana Quartz • Lithium Quartz • Star Quartz • Smoky Quartz • Elestial Quartz • Quartzite • Druzy Quartz • Herkimer • Cloud Quartz • Phantom Quartz • Milky Quartz • Snow Quartz • Lemurian Quartz • Flint • Onyx •

Types of Jaspers : • Red Jasper • Brecciated Jasper • Mookaite Jasper • Picture Jasper • Poppy Jasper • Imperial Jasper • Leopard Jasper • Yellow Jasper • Dalmatian Jasper • Orbicular Jasper • Kambaba Jasper • Rainforest Jasper • Unakite Jasper • Blue Spot Jasper • Lavender Jasper • Black Jasper • Zebra Jasper • Fancy Jasper • Kaleidoscope Jasper • Spiderweb Jasper • Honey Jasper • Rainbow Jasper • Cappucinno Jasper • Cherry Creek Jasper • Genesis Jasper • Noreena Jasper • Confetti Jasper • Porcelain Jasper • Plum Jasper • Royal Plume/Purple Jasper • Kona Jasper • Brown Jasper • Bruneau Jasper • Polychrome Jasper • Sunset Jasper •

Types of Agate : • Fire Agate • Plume Agate • Crazy Lace Agate • Superiro Agate • Carnelian Agate • Laguna Agate • Berber Agate • Bonded Agate • Snakeskin Agate • Mango Agate • Turritella Agate • Sweetwater Agate • Lysite Agate • Eye Agate • Mocha Agate • Sardonyx Agate • Thunder Egg Agate • Iris Agate • Dendritic Agate • Picture/Scenic Agate • Tree Agate • Moss Agate • Flower Agate • Black Agate • Blue Lace Agate • Grape Agate • Pink Agate • Yellow Agate • Purple Passion Agate • Botswana Agate • Polyhedroid Agate • Coyamito Agate • Condor Agate • Sagenite Agate • Fairburn Agate • Coldwater Agate • Blue Agate • Onyx Agate •

Types of Beryl :

Pezzottaite/Raspberry

Heliodor/Yellow

Maxixe/Blue

Goshenite/White

Types of Garnet :

Almandine/Red

Pyrope/Red-Pink

Malaia/Pink-Red

Rhodolite/Pink-Red

Spessartine/Orange-Red

Grossular/Orange

Hessonite/Orange-Yellow

Topazolite/Yellow

Demantoid/Green

Tsavorite/Green

Uvarovite/Green

Pyrope-Spessartine/Blue

Andradite/Brown

Melanite/Black

Leuco/White

Star

Types of Sapphires : • Pink • Orange • Yellow • Green • Blue • Purple • Brown • Black • White • Parti • Star •

Bonus Feature, Toxic Gemstones + Their Hazards:

• Actinolite (asbestos)

• Adamite (arsenic, copper)

• Algodonite (arsenic, copper)

• Amazonite (lead)

• Anglesite (lead)

• Azurite (copper)

• Barite (barium)

• Bayldonite (copper, lead, arsenic)

• Boleite (copper, lead)

• Boracite (borate)

• Bornite (copper)

• Breithaupite (nickel, antimony)

• Brucite (asbestos)

• Ceruleite (arsenic, copper)

• Cerussite (lead)

• Chambersite (borate)

• Chicken-Blood Stone (mercury)

• Chromite (hexavalent chromium traces)

• Chrysocolla (copper)

• Cinnabar (mercury)

• Cobaltite (arsenic, cobalt)

• Covellite (copper)

• Crocoite (hexavalent chromium traces, lead)

• Cuprite (copper)

• Datolite (borate)

• Dioptase (copper)

• Dolomite (may contain heavy metals)

• Ekanite (lead, uranium, thorium) ☢

• Eudialyte (zircon, cerium, thorium, uranium) ☢

• Euxenite (uranium, thorium) ☢

• Hambergite (borate)

• Hematite (iron)

• Holtite (arsenic)

• Huebnerite (tungsten)

• Idocrase (beryllium, copper)

• Inderite (borate)

• Kurnakovite (borate)

• Legrandite (arsenic)

• Linarite (copper, lead)

• Magnesite (powder irritates skin, eyes, respiratory system)

• Malachite (copper)

• Marcasite (reacts to water)

• Millerite (nickel)

• Mimetite (arsenic, lead)

• Niccolite (arsenic, nickel)

• Oregon Sunstone (copper)

• Papagoite (copper)

• Parisite (cerium, niobium, lithium) ☢

• Pentladite (nickel)

• Periclase (laxative, reacts with water)

• Phosgenite (lead)

• Pollucite (cesium)

• Powellite (molybdenum)

• Realgar (arsenic)

• Rhodochrosite (manganese)

• Samarskite (lead, uranium, soluble) ☢

• Scorodite (arsenic)

• Senarmonite (antimony)

• Serpentine (one type is asbestos)

• Shattuckite (copper)

• Simpsonite (tantalum)

• Smaltite (arsenic, cobalt, nickel)

• Smithsonite (zinc)

• Stibiotantalite (antimony, niobium, tantalum)

• Stolzite (lead, tungsten)

• Strontianite (strontiun)

• Sulfur (sulfur)

• Talc (talcosis, may contain asbestos)

• Tantalite (niobium, tantalum)

• Tremolite (asbestos)

• Tryphylite (lithium)

• Turquoise (copper)

• Ulexite (borate)

• Vanadinite (lead, vanadium)

• Villiaumite (soluble, irritates skin, eyes, and respiratory tract)

• Weloganite (zirconium)

• Whewellite (oxalate)

• Witherite (barium, toxic if ingested)

• Wulfenite (lead)

• Zektzerite (lithium, zirconium)

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Everyone, go wild. You're welcome ~ !

[cosmicdenro]

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Nora & Connor (au) 🌸

[minozavod]

Celestine and Saussurite

[nerilefou]

I’M PANTING TO DRAW ALL THE CHARACTERS I WANT TO MAKE FANARTS OF ON ARTFIGHT AAAAAAA 💦 I SWEAR I’M DOING MY BEST!!!

have these guys for now before my soul is gone:

in order: verdite by @ethernettle , nat by almightymlady , wendwilsonite by @itslilolilosa , dexter by @horimasoshi , luna for @buffybluey

aaaannnnnddddd here’s the wip of the LOVELY olive spinel by @bug-molarz

[kindabee]

Steven Universe pearl OCs! Cerise/Amaranth Pearl is mine, and Iridescent Celestine Pearl I helped create for @technolucent! (We worked together to make their story...)

Cerise Pearl was originally owned by a Mornagite in Pink Diamond's court. Cerise Pearl acted very out of character for a pearl; Stubborn and mischievous. Their actions were disciplined but often excused until they were caught trying to steal a rare pearl from their diamond.

They were sent to be reset, but due to the unfortunate timing, they were only put back in commission after the 'death' of their diamond, Pink Diamond.

As a result, they were reactivated under the ownership of a Jasper in Yellow Diamond's court and given the new title of Amaranth Pearl, with no memory of having been in Pink Diamond's court or of being reset in the first place.

The Jasper given Amaranth Pearl knew full well of their previous rebellious tendencies and did well to correct that early on. This conditioning made Amaranth Pearl much more focused and reserved.

Iridescent Celestine Pearl was one of the few Iridescent Pearls made. Iridescent Pearls was a line of pearls made at the request of Pink Diamond. They are pearls that are much smaller and more fragile. They were made purely to accentuate the more graceful parts of the average pearl, making them unable to serve gems the way other pearls do.

This line of pearls is the only line capable of feeling something similar to human tiredness, often needing long periods of 'sleep' to perform properly. They were made this way for easy storage, given that they were used only for short periods.

Iridescent Pearls were all stored together in a big, decorated clam box that doubled as a stage when opened. Their performances were given as a prize to worthy gems and displayed at many of Pink Diamond's parties.

After the 'death' of Pink Diamond, the Iridescent Pearls were put under the authority of Blue Diamond, who refused to have any of them reset due to her own sentimentality, despite having them separated and reassigned to work for individual gems.

Iridescent Celestine Pearl was given to a sapphire who neglected to understand the limits of these kinds of pearls. She'd force Iridescent Celestine Pearl to dance for much longer than this line of pearl was made to endure, causing Iridescent Celestine Pearl to often collapse after being dismissed. The only time Iridescent Celestine Pearl is given any form of comfort during these times is when they and the other Iridescent Pearls are called to tell Blue Diamond stories of their time in Pink Diamond's court.

Cerise Pearl and Iridescent Celestine Pearl met at one of Pink Diamond's many parties. Their friendship grew wordlessly at first by catching each other's gaze. Cerise Pearl would make silly faces and gestures when no one else was looking in an attempt to get Iridescent Celestine Pearl to break into laughter while performing.

The two of them slowly became bolder about their meeting when Cerise Pearl realized there was a point where the parties would stop paying as close attention to the Iridescent Pearls' performance. They'd sneak off together for a short period to make jokes and laugh together, always being sure to return to their proper places before anyone would take notice.

This was all until the day they found themself all too wrapped up in conversation. Time slipped away from them as the party came to a close, and their absence was noticed by the diamonds. Due to Cerise Pearl's rebellious nature and the rarity of Iridescent Celestine Pearl, Cerise Pearl was made out to be attempting theft of an Iridescent Pearl from their own diamond. Treasonous behavior.

That was the last time Iridescent Celestine Pearl saw them. It could only be assumed they had been shattered by how long they had been gone. Iridescent Celestine Pearl spent the rest of their time in Pink Diamond's court, solemnly performing and crying to their fellow Iridescent Pearls. They couldn't shake the thought that Cerise Pearl's shattering was in some ways their doing.

Iridescent Celestine Pearl's grief was only just beginning as the entirety of Pink Diamond's court was sent into an era of sadness after the 'death' of their diamond. Iridescent Celestine Pearl did their best to hold themself together during the transition into Blue Diamond's court.

The days and years melted together, and just like any other day, Iridescent Celestine Pearl's Sapphire was called to another meeting. They were discussing journeying to Earth, and they had to speak with a Jasper from Yellow Diamond's court. They were requesting protection due to the growing rebellion on Earth.

This was all fairly normal, but something was strange. Something was familiar. Iridescent Celestine Pearl couldn't break their gaze from the Jasper's Pearl, Amaranth Pearl, the Pearl that would be accompanying them on this mission. It was Cerise Pearl; it was unmistakable, and Iridescent Celestine Pearl knew it, but their shocked expression was only met with confused, cold eyes. Their heart broke at the realization; they didn't remember, but they were alive. That's all that matters right now.