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Published: 2006-09-26 21:43:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 4181; Favourites: 109; Downloads: 38
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Here's a new addition and somewhat of the opposite of the clear one. A dark violet emerald, due to it's color composition, absorbs most of the light that passes through it. Only intrense rays of light make it through, giving an almost ultraviolet/black light effect. Intriguing to say the least =]6 down, one more to go. The ruby one seems to be the most elusive of them all. Not quite sure why...
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still looking for the red emerald? incrediblegifts.com will have it, i bought my entire set from there, and there really cheap!!! not to mention they come in all different sizes! from .75 inch to 4 inches and beyond
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i know the feeling of the red one being elusive... a question thought, are your emeralds colored glass or are they simply painted?
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This is exactly the bases for my Eureka Seven/Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity - a black chaos emerald! Lovely!
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Wonder what'll happen once you get the ruby one. XD
hmmmm, these Emerald Study pictures remind me of that old movie, The Rescuers, when Penny finds the Devil's Eye (a diamond), and when it was hit with light, she and the cave were covered in specs of light.
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now that is amazing. LOVELY color of the light comin thru the gem.
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i did some research just now and what you are looking for is actualy called Red Beryl, it has been called a "red emerald"
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an emerald? but its purple? lol. i thought they are all green?
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It's called an "emerald" in reference to a "chaos emerald" from the Sonic the Hedgehog video games. It's true that "emerald" refers to a green precious stone in real terms but they apparently chose to use that term in a more general way.
Chaos emeralds are able to have quite a variation of color in them.
Thanks for the comment. =] *bows*
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oooooh ok. well haha man i wish my birthstone was like that (its an emerald but it would be hot if it was purple as ur pic lol.)
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thats definately a eye grabing emerald, almost mesmerizing. nice angle of lighting too.
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Looks great like all the other pics, keep up the good work.
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Dang, thats a really nice color.
I gotta figure out a way to get me some of those!
SHINY!
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i love them.... specially that one...
are those yours? you bought them? o.O are they expensive?
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Yes I've been collecting them over the passed three years or so. I bought them from open markets around the Philippines so they weren't that expensive.
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here is the only one that i have xD blue one, you already have it i think
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That's a colour I haven't seen in such an intense shade. You're a luci-mancer, Chem.
(Magician who uses Light to attack)
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luci-mancer eh? Heheh I like that term. =] Thanks Luca. ^^
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Wow...that is the best color ever. Seriously, that's cool...I've never seen an emerald as beautiful as that.
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I'm sure you explained it before or earlier but I wasn't listening~~ ^_^;; could I ask what this is about? It's very very interesting I think
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That's okay. You can just read my description here on the first picture. [link]
Basically it's a series of pictures that show the properties of translucent objects such as these emeralds and how light behaves around them. It's also a good reference for those who wish to try their hand at drawing these objects with more realism.
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ahaa, that's pretty awesome. I thought since you said study, that it was some kinda work thing or something ^_^ but either way, it's still way cool
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another intresting and lovely looking effect of the emerald's position indeed nice shot ^^
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the power!!! its an interesting effect the light refraction has caused on the table/surface
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This one is quite interesting too. It isn't translucent like the other photos are and I like the angle you captured the emerald in.
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