#talmessite

[fox-su]

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[fox-su]

Talmessite and triphylite

The boy gems I posted from earlier

[deyfusions]

which stones would give the fusions of covellite and Crystal gems?

Covellite + Garnet = talmessite

Covellite + amethyst = strengite

Covellite + pearl = roselite

Covellite + Steven = hackmanite

Covellite + lápis = Melody stone

Covellite + peridot = cuprite

Covellite + bismuth = hardystonite

[gemsonahelp]

Could I get color palettes for Ulexite and Talmessite, and gem placements as well? Ulexite is strict yet understanding while Talmessite is cold-hearted and ruthless.

Sure thing!

Here’s one for Ulexite:

And here’s one for Talmessite:

As for their placements... I’d say the throat sounds like a pretty good area for Ulexite, according to the personality you told me. Another place could be the chest!

As for Talmessite, I’d say the back would make for a perfect spot for their gem! Another area you could use could be the foot.

Hope this helps!

- Mod Tourmaline

[gemsonaresources]

Powers for talmessite?

Talmessite:

Ability:Can use hot water due to occurring in hydothermal mineral deposits“This rare mineral occurs at just a handful of localities as a secondary mineral in the oxidized zone of hydrothermal mineral deposits as an alteration product of realgar, orpiment or copper-nickel arsenides.”https://www.dakotamatrix.com/mineralpedia/8713/talmessite

[earthstory]

Talmessite This rare arsenic mineral is born when hydrothermal vein deposits that have precipitated from hot fluids are altered by further fluids of different chemistry, transforming the primary minerals into secondary ones. Named after its type locality (where it was first discovered) in Iran it forms small prism shaped crystals or radiating aggregates, varying from colourless to pale green (if rich in nickel) or brown to pinkish purple (when cobalt rich), as in the 4.3 x 2.8 x 2.5 cm specimen from Morocco in the photos. With a Mohs hardness of 5, and larger crystals being very rare it is not often cut, something also best avoided for the faceter's health since arsenic minerals are of course toxic. Loz Image credit: Rob Lavinsky/iRocks.com https://www.mindat.org/min-3876.html http://bit.ly/2w09RL0

[kronmero]

[earthstory]

Talmessite This rare arsenic mineral is born when hydrothermal vein deposits that have precipitated from hot fluids are altered by further fluids of different chemistry, transforming the primary minerals into secondary ones. Named after its type locality (where it was first discovered) in Iran it forms small prism shaped crystals or radiating aggregates, varying from colourless to pale green (if rich in nickel) or brown to pinkish purple (when cobalt rich), as in the 4.3 x 2.8 x 2.5 cm specimen from Morocco in the photos. With a Mohs hardness of 5, and larger crystals being very rare it is not often cut, something also best avoided for the faceter's health since arsenic minerals are of course toxic. Loz Image credit: Rob Lavinski/iRocks.com https://www.mindat.org/min-3876.html http://bit.ly/2w09RL0