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Amethyst
Facet 9S2E-Cut 2DR
Basic Powers:
- Spinning Speed
- Supreme Resistance to physical damage
Disadvantages:
- Brash decision maker
- Not many Basic Powers unique to this gem
Weapon Related Powers:
- Flail can be pulled from gem
- Electricity can be ran through flail
- Flail can change lengths while in use
Purpose and Rank:
- More highly regarded than foot soldiers
- Combatant general
- Quartz soldier
Benitoite
Facet 2F7R-Cut 8VN
Basic Powers:
- Telepathy with those synchronised
- Gem-sparked calming abilities
- Phosphorescent glowing stripes (hidden in daylight)
- Ability to create glowing creatures
- Minor Mind Entry
- Control of descent speed
Disadvantages:
- Emotional Sensitivity
- Muteness
- Required to travel with an advisor
Weapon-Related Powers:
- Vajra can be pulled from gem
- Light energy can be shot from Vajra
- Vajra can extend a blade from the tip to make a sword
Purpose and Rank:
- War messenger
- Communication with troops from a distance
- Wealthy, though required supervision by an advisor
Red Spinel
Facet 2F6A-Cut 4QN
Basic Powers:
- Rapid Body regeneration (Rarely poofed)
- Supercomputer-problem solving
- Strength Lending
- Dream soothing and minor mind entry
Disadvantages:
- Limited Fighting abilities
- Common targets for slave trading
- Low physical strength
Weapon Related Powers:
- Shuriken can be pulled from gem
- Electrical boosts can be added to Shuriken
- Electrical boosts can be lent to any weapon
Purpose and Rank
- Advisors and servants
- Highly regarded and very expensive
Ruby:
Facet 1F4-Cut 9HD
Basic Powers:
- Increased strength and resistance
Disadvantages:
- No magic-based powers
- Mass produced with basic intents
- Lower intelligence
Weapon Related Powers:
- Knuckle Duster Blade can be phased from gem
- Knuckle Duster Blade size can fluctuate at will
Purpose and Rank:
- Mass produced expendable foot soldiers and guards
- Built to fuse
- Treated lowly
Ruby:
Facet 1F4-Cut 2BX
Basic Powers:
- Increased strength and resistance
Disadvantages:
- No magic-based powers
- Mass produced with basic intents
- Lower intelligence
Weapon Related Powers:
- Three Pronged Dagger can be phased from gem
- Three Pronged Dagger size can fluctuate at will
Purpose and Rank:
- Mass produced expendable foot soldiers and guards
- Built to fuse
- Treated lowly
Emerald:
Facet 8D4-Cut 2VS
Basic Powers:
- Flora-kinesis
- Creation of basic conscious plants
- Metaphysical Gem Healing properties
- Projection creation and in-gem storage
Disadvantages:
- Low speed
- Near inability to fuse
- Hot-tempered
- Disloyal
- Long poof recovery time
Weapon Related Power:
- Claws can be phased from gem
- Claw length can fluctuate at will
- Light-based blades can be thrown
Purpose and Rank:
- Slightly rare
- Healers that travel at their own will
- Metaphysical Mercenaries
WOW that became a wall of text!!!
Oh well, here they are! Enjoy! I'll probably end up doing more with them, but for now, here they are (Plus two fusions!)
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these are amazing! 
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Thanks!
As far as the Facet and cut, I mainly based it off of speculation, but this was kind of my thought process:
The first number in the facet is based off of what kindergarten and/or planet they came from, so for example my Amethyst came from the Facet 9 Kindergarten, or the prime kindergarten on earth, meanwhile Benitoite and Red Spinel are both from Homeworld, and therefore are followed by a the number 2(Just a random number, but a lower one.) The First letter and second number in the facet were chosen at random, however are speculated to be a simplified star map coordinate of their planet at the time the gem emerged (This was found on a reddit board when discussing what Peridot's facet meant). The two Rubies and the Emerald only have three-digit facets, based on how Eyeball Ruby introduced herself in "Back to The Moon". However, the fourth digit on those who have it is loosely based on their purpose. (Ex: Red Spinel, A for Advisor, etc.) but can also be a random letter.
The cut is simply the gems Full Name, per say. The first number is their chronological age (How old they are compared to other gems their kind, counting up) and the two letters following it are their kindergarten coordinates (Where they emerged from, length by width.)
Really the Facet and Cut of a gem are simply their full name. These numbers and letters can be completely random, or dissected however you want, but this is how I put together my characters. 
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ohhhh, okie!
followup question if you don't mind: so based on that, would a Tourmaline Spy from early gem war (like 5-6000 years ago) have something like Facet 1F6S Cut 1?? (not quite sure how the last 2 digits would work 
(also, about the 1, I remember hearing somewhere that maybe the 2 in Peridot's facet had to do with her being an era 2 Peridot, and since I liked the idea, i figured Tourmaline would have a 1 since she was era 1
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That sounds about right! To be honest, the last two digits are usually just random
Oooh, that's actually a really neat idea, and it would make a lot of sense! I'll have to look more into that one! That's awesome!
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okie dokie, thanks!
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Oh my gosh, THESE ARE AMAZING!! I LOVE THEM ALL SO MUCH!!!!!!!!
but i think i like benitoite the most
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Aw thank you so much!!
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