Finished a thing

Just look at my past posts for context.

But this is my oc? Gemsonaaaa???

Oh well. Its a curropted Charoite.

Charoite is this purple gem or rock. Even though people call it 'unatrally beautiful' it is acctually the opposite and is quite natral and the only process it really goes through is being smoothed and polished mabey even glossed which alot of gem like rocks go through even shell fossils will go through this process. Its used to show the detail of the rock without the rough edge of natral rock collecting dirt and staining the beauty. So if you see a polished rock dont think that the rock has been artificially made its just made to last for people who like to carry it around. Thats all to my knowlage anyway so take what i say with a grain of salt. Its just what ive been taught.

Acutual facts from a rock collection website

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Charoite is another rare purple gem that is a recent find. Like sugilite, it was first discovered in the 1940s, but was not produced commercially until 1978. Also like sugilite, the color of charoite ranges from lavender to deep purple, but differs from sugilite in its appearance. Charoite has a distinctive swirled or streaked pattern, which makes it stand out. The streaks of charoite may be whitish, black, green or orange, making it a multicolored gemstone which is predominantly purple. In addition, charoite possesses some chatoyancy, giving it a translucent marbling effect. It is often described as being "unnaturally beautiful" and treated with suspicion, but charoite is a natural gemstone mined only from Siberia. Since charoite has a sole source, it is said that its supply may soon be depleted. Charoite is not a very hard stone, so it should be protected from wear and tear in jewelry that is worn on a daily basis.