I got inspired to make this after seeing a Pink Botswana Agate rock at a farmers market and later learned that they are the colors for the demigirl flag. ^_^

Nature’s Artistic Skills, 2011

@ Street Market, Ericeira village, Portugal

enconters of another kind; portfolio photographs for Eurojoias online store, in exchange for a beautiful collection of theese wonderful gifts of mother earth *.*

Diversity in the nature of geology always enchanted me ^^ This was one of my first steps in starting a side business while at Uni, and make photobooks and photographic portfolios for fellow artist in the backing <3 Art exchange HELP US grow INDIVIDUALLY and in COMUNITY :D

*give others as yourself, a chance*

I need more of the Steven Universe AU purely to see what everyone's fusions would be like. The triplet's fusion would be so freaking awesome, any of the sibling trio fusions would be a terrifying powerhouse, I want the sibling fusions, I need to know what the fusion of Luisa and Mirabel would be like, the fusion of Mirabel and Antonio would be so adorable, and I want to find out which Isabela fusion would be the most chaotic/destructive/unhinged, heck, give us the fusions of Alma with each of her kids and grandkids, it would be a great opportunity for visual representation of how her pressure and expectations negatively impact each of them. I bet it would take people a solid minute to realize Julieta and Mirabel had fused, Mirabel is so much her mama's clone you don't notice the difference unless you're paying close attention or know them really well. Please, PLEASE give us more, I even have ideas for the rest of the Madrigals gem types. Pedro would be another Diamond, if Alma's a Diamond then it would make the most sense if Pedro was one too, he's likely been shattered. Pyrope definitely fits Dolores and Camilo is absolutely an Orange Spinel, Antonio should be Tiger's Eye. I think Lapis Lazuli is best suited for Isabela, beautiful and upper class yet extremely powerful, and Mirabel could be a defective Bismuth that doesn't have the muscle of a normal Bismuth and can't build to save her life, expressing the natural creativity of her gem type through unconventional means and making up for her lack of brawn with brain

I’m so glad you’re enjoying this AU!

Firstly, I should say that not everyone fuses. I have to vaguely follow SU’s plot, but…

The triplets (or, well, mainly Pepa and Bruno) did secretly fuse when they were first made. They frequently caused chaos and got intro trouble, partially why it then became so taboo. It was already viewed as bad, but knowing what damage could be caused to the perfect empire… it became a lot more of a serious offence.

Some of the siblings/cousins haven’t fused together, so I’d need to know who you wanted to know about specifically.

And none of the parents have fused with the children.

Luisa and Mirabel are oddly enough quite like Sardonyx as a fusion. Luisa shares a lot of traits with both Garnet and Pearl, and then combined with Mirabel, I’d be lying if they weren’t oddly close to Sardonyx. In saying that, they could also be Garnet herself - a lot of Luisa and Mirabel’s interactions are akin to Ruby and Sapphire respectively. However, they are also very anxious together, so take that as you will for their fusion.

About the Madrigals’ gems, here is the updated list:

Antonio - Tiger’s Eye (I absolutely love this idea! It fits so well)

Isabela - no idea

Dolores - Rutile

Luisa - Amethyst

Camilo - Yellow Spinel

Mirabel - Sapphire

Julieta - Blue Diamond

Pepa - Orange Diamond

Bruno - Green Diamond

Alma - Pink Diamond

Pedro - Botswana Agate

I’ll happily give information for whatever people ask for!

What would a Morganite fused with the OG Crystal Gems make? Please and thank you :)

Morganite + Garnet = rhodochrosite, pink agate?

Morganite + Amethyst = kunzite, musgravite?

Morganite + Pearl = pink Botswana agate, mushroom tourmaline?

Morganite + Steven = blush quartz, pink halite?

So after months of deliberation

...I bought MDF Instruments' ProCardial Titanium Cardiology Stethoscope in Light Pink Glitter and Kaleidoscope and considering how expensive these are, I'm kinda disappointed. Now, I really like my first one from this company, the Botswana Agate with rose gold. (Photos in this post). But what I got this time looks nothing like the photo. You can barely tell there's any glitter (and it would've been less expensive had I chosen a solid color without glitter), and the kaleidoscope design is far more subtle in person. I had to hold it under pretty harsh lighting to actually get something like a kaleidoscope effect. It looks like a different stethoscope. Maybe I should have expected this, because companies use photoshop enhancements on pictures of their products all the time, I imagine. It still sounds good, don't get me wrong on that. :-)

I'll take some photos and upload them here at some point in the near future so people can see what I mean. Anyone looking at MDF scopes...just be aware that the vibrant colors aren't so vibrant in person and the glitter isn't as shiny and festive-looking as one would like.

Self Love Spell

A self love spell tethered to a battery.

Items

Bag Pink Botswana agate Pink opal Seagull feather or feather of a local bird

Into the bag place the pink agate and opal. These stones can help promote love. In this case self love and worth. Next add the bird feather with the intention that when these birds are overhead in the area the spell is further powered. Take care to add your intention and energy into the working.

When the birds are seen overhead the spell will energize.

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Creativity Magick

Creativity is a topic that's very near and dear to my heart. When I don't have time or energy to take on creative projects, I get really grouchy and unpleasant to be around. So I try to make time to feed my creative spirit as often as possible. There are a lot of little things you can do to invite more creativity into your life. - Make a creativity altar. Include stones and herbs from the lists below, and perhaps a piece of art of poetry that inspires you in your creative work. This is a great place to add a small offering bowl to make offerings to your muses or creative spirits. - Make a creativity herbal bath. Use some of the herbs below to make a nice soak that you use to prepare yourself for creative time. Use some of the stones too, just make sure they can be submerged in water first. If not, place them on the counter of your bathroom and burn some nice incense to set the mood. - Immerse yourself in things that inspire you. This could mean going to an art museum or listening to inspiring music. You could browse poetry at the library or take in a play. Try to see if you can get inspired by immersing yourself in a different creative field from what you usually participate in. For example, if you create music, read some short stories to see if you can get inspired. If you paint, look at some sculptures to be inspired. It all fills your creative well! - Write a prayer to creativity deities. Think about The Muses, Sarasvati, Brigid, Isis, or any other deities that are associated with creativity. Let your prayer flatter and invoke them to be with you as you create.

Herbs for Creativity

Broom, Carcamom, Carnation, Chamomile, Cinnamon, Clove, Daisy, Ginsent, Honeysuckle, Iris, Jasmine, Lavender, Lilac, Lily, Lotus, Mistletoe, Nutmeg, Orris Root, Patchouli, Peppermint, Rose, Rosemary, Sandalwood, Skullcap, Spikenard, Valerian, Vervain. (Taken from Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences by Sandra Kynes)

Stones for Creativity

Herkimer Diamonds, Citrine, Botswana Agate, Ametrine, Apatite, Aventurine, Chrysoberyl, Alexandrite, Bloodstone, Carnelian, Cerussite, Pink Chalcedony, Chrysocolla, Chrysoprase, Yellow Fluorite, Andradite, Idocrase, Iron Pyrite, Kunzite, Lapis Lazuli, Larimar, Opal, Harlequin Quartz, Rhodochrosite, Rhyolite, Red Spinel, Tiger's Eye, Black, Brown, Green, Multi-colored, Violet, and Red Tourmaline, Ulexite, Zincite (Taken from The Crystal Bible by Judy Hall) ******** So what do you do to enhance your creativity and your creative time? Let me know in the comments, and blessed be! Read the full article

Botswana Jewelry: An Eye-Catching jewelry.

Pleasing Botswana Agate Jewelry is one of a kind mainly because of its eye-catching features and its distinguished colors. It is a form of mineral of the Quartz family. The stone has various shades of pink, brown, and grey color which makes its appearance extremely tantalizing. Each stone has bewitching banded patterns over it which makes it highly unique and desired. Thus, today it is used in a variety of Jewelry and various Botswana Agate colors are soothing, warm, and protective and are cherished worldwide. Botswana Agate Stone gets its name from the place where it is mined from Botswana in South Africa.

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Howlite and Morganite fusion ideas? With possible color palettes for the fusions if you can?

The- the only one I can think of is pink botswana agate I'm so sorry cjfhjgjk,,

𝑪𝒓𝒚𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒍 𝑺𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔 - 𝑨 𝑳𝒊𝒔𝒕

List for the crystals/rocks/minerals that start with A!

Actinolite

Blue - Adamite

Green - Adamite

Yellow - Adamite

Aegirine

Apricot - Agate

Banded - Agate

Black - Agate

Blue Lace - Agate

Botswana - Agate

Crazy Lace - Agate

Dendritic - Agate

Dryhead - Agate

Fire - Agate

Flower - Agate

Grape - Agate

Iris - Agate

Moss - Agate

Orca - Agate

Red Fox - Agate

Tube - Agate

Yellow - Agate

Alexandrite

Amazonite

Amber

Brandberg - Amethyst

Chevron - Amethyst

Pink - Amethyst

Purple - Amethyst

Rwanda - Amethyst

Ametrine

Ammolite

Ancestralite

Anapaite

Angelite

Anhydrite

Apache Tears

Blue - Apophyllite

Green - Apophyllite

Pink - Apophyllite

White - Apophyllite

Blue - Apatite

Green - Apatite

Yellow - Apatite

Aquamarine

Blue - Aragonite

Pink - Aragonite

Red - Aragonite

White - Aragonite

Arfvedsonite

Astrophyllite

Atlantisite

Auralite - 23

Blue - Aventurine

Green - Aventurine

Orange - Aventurine

Yellow - Aventurine

Axinite

Azeztulite

Azurite

History Of Apricot Botswana Agate

History Of Apricot Botswana Agate - Table of Contents - Introduction - The Ancient Origins of Apricot Botswana Agate - How Apricot Botswana Agate Became a Popular Gemstone - The Role of Apricot Botswana Agate in Ancient Jewelry - The History of Apricot Botswana Agate Mining - The Different Types of Apricot Botswana Agate - The Unique Properties of Apricot Botswana Agate - How Apricot Botswana Agate is Used in Modern Jewelry - The History of Apricot Botswana Agate Cutting and Polishing - The Impact of Apricot Botswana Agate on the Local Economy - The Cultural Significance of Apricot Botswana Agate - The Role of Apricot Botswana Agate in Traditional Medicine - The History of Apricot Botswana Agate Trade - The Different Uses of Apricot Botswana Agate Throughout History - The Impact of Apricot Botswana Agate on the Environment - The Future of Apricot Botswana Agate Mining and Trade - Conclusion "Unlock the Secrets of the Past with Apricot Botswana Agate!" Introduction Apricot Botswana Agate is a unique and beautiful gemstone that has been mined in Botswana since the late 19th century. It is a variety of quartz that is characterized by its distinctive apricot-colored banding and its unique patterns. It is believed to have been formed millions of years ago when molten lava cooled and crystallized. The stone has been used in jewelry and other decorative items for centuries, and it is still highly sought after today. This article will explore the history of Apricot Botswana Agate and its significance in the world of gemstones. The Ancient Origins of Apricot Botswana Agate Apricot Botswana Agate is a unique and beautiful gemstone that has been used in jewelry and other decorative items for centuries. This stone is found in the African country of Botswana and is known for its distinctive apricot-colored hue. It is believed to have been used by the ancient Egyptians and other cultures for its healing properties and spiritual significance. The stone is formed from a type of quartz called chalcedony, which is composed of tiny quartz crystals. It is believed that the apricot color of the stone is due to the presence of iron oxide, which gives it its unique hue. The stone is found in a variety of shapes and sizes, ranging from small pebbles to large chunks. The ancient Egyptians believed that Apricot Botswana Agate had healing properties and was used to treat a variety of ailments. It was also believed to bring good luck and protection to those who wore it. The stone was also used in jewelry and other decorative items, such as amulets and talismans. In modern times, Apricot Botswana Agate is still used in jewelry and other decorative items. It is believed to bring good luck and protection to those who wear it. It is also believed to have healing properties and is used to treat a variety of ailments. The stone is also believed to have spiritual significance and is often used in meditation and spiritual practices. It is believed to bring balance and harmony to the wearer and to help them connect with their higher self. Apricot Botswana Agate is a beautiful and unique gemstone that has been used for centuries. It is believed to have healing properties and spiritual significance, and is still used in jewelry and other decorative items today. How Apricot Botswana Agate Became a Popular Gemstone Apricot Botswana Agate is a popular gemstone that has been used in jewelry for centuries. It is a type of chalcedony, a cryptocrystalline form of quartz, and is characterized by its unique apricot-colored bands. This gemstone is found in the African country of Botswana, and is highly sought after for its beauty and rarity. The apricot color of the Botswana Agate is due to the presence of iron oxide in the stone. This gives the stone its unique hue, which ranges from light pink to deep orange. The bands of color are formed by the deposition of iron oxide in the quartz. The bands are usually quite thin, and the stone has a translucent quality. Botswana Agate has been used in jewelry for centuries, and it is believed to have been used by the ancient Egyptians. It was also popular in the Victorian era, when it was used to make jewelry and other decorative items. Today, it is still a popular choice for jewelry, and is often used to make rings, necklaces, and earrings. The popularity of Botswana Agate is due to its beauty and rarity. It is a relatively rare gemstone, and its apricot color is unique and eye-catching. It is also believed to have healing properties, and is thought to bring good luck and protection to its wearer. Botswana Agate is a popular choice for jewelry, and it is often used to make rings, necklaces, and earrings. It is also used in other decorative items, such as sculptures and figurines. Its popularity is due to its beauty and rarity, as well as its healing properties. The Role of Apricot Botswana Agate in Ancient Jewelry Apricot Botswana Agate is a type of agate that is found in Botswana, Africa. It is a semi-precious stone that has been used in jewelry for centuries. The stone is known for its unique apricot color and its intricate patterns. In ancient times, Apricot Botswana Agate was highly sought after for its beauty and rarity. It was used to create jewelry that was both beautiful and meaningful. Ancient Egyptians used the stone to create amulets and talismans that were believed to bring good luck and protection. The stone was also used to create jewelry that was meant to be worn as a symbol of status and wealth. In ancient Greece, Apricot Botswana Agate was used to create jewelry that was meant to be worn as a symbol of love and devotion. The stone was believed to bring good luck and protection to those who wore it. It was also believed to bring peace and harmony to relationships. In ancient Rome, Apricot Botswana Agate was used to create jewelry that was meant to be worn as a symbol of power and strength. The stone was believed to bring courage and strength to those who wore it. It was also believed to bring success and prosperity. Today, Apricot Botswana Agate is still used to create beautiful and meaningful jewelry. The stone is still believed to bring good luck and protection to those who wear it. It is also believed to bring peace and harmony to relationships. The stone is still highly sought after for its beauty and rarity. It is a popular choice for creating unique and meaningful jewelry. The History of Apricot Botswana Agate Mining Apricot Botswana Agate is a unique and beautiful gemstone found in the African country of Botswana. It is a variety of quartz that is characterized by its apricot-colored banding and its unique patterns. This gemstone has been mined in Botswana since the late 19th century, and it has become a popular choice for jewelry and decorative items. The history of Apricot Botswana Agate mining dates back to the late 1800s, when the first deposits of the gemstone were discovered in the country. At the time, the gemstone was mainly used for decorative purposes, such as in jewelry and other ornamental items. As the demand for the gemstone grew, more deposits were discovered and mining operations began to expand. In the early 20th century, the mining of Apricot Botswana Agate became more organized and commercialized. Companies began to set up operations in the country, and the gemstone was exported to other countries for use in jewelry and decorative items. The gemstone was also used in the production of beads and other ornamental items. Today, Apricot Botswana Agate is still mined in the country, and it is still used for jewelry and decorative items. The gemstone is also used in the production of beads and other ornamental items. The gemstone is also used in the production of sculptures and other artworks. The mining of Apricot Botswana Agate is an important part of the country’s economy, and it has helped to create jobs and generate income for many people in the country. The gemstone is also a popular choice for jewelry and decorative items, and it is highly sought after by collectors and gemstone enthusiasts. The Different Types of Apricot Botswana Agate Apricot Botswana Agate is a type of agate that is found in the African country of Botswana. It is a variety of quartz that is characterized by its unique apricot-colored hue. This type of agate is highly sought after for its beauty and rarity. Apricot Botswana Agate is available in a variety of shapes and sizes. It can be found in the form of cabochons, beads, and tumbled stones. The most common form of this agate is cabochons, which are polished stones with a flat back and a domed top. These cabochons are often used in jewelry making and other decorative pieces. The color of Apricot Botswana Agate ranges from light to dark apricot. It is often mottled with white, gray, and black inclusions. These inclusions are caused by the presence of iron oxide and other minerals in the stone. Apricot Botswana Agate is believed to have healing properties. It is said to be a stone of protection and is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. It is also believed to help with emotional healing and to promote inner peace and harmony. This type of agate is also believed to be a powerful stone for creativity and self-expression. It is said to help bring out the creative side of an individual and to help them express themselves more freely. Apricot Botswana Agate is a beautiful and unique stone that is highly sought after for its beauty and rarity. It is believed to have healing properties and to bring good luck and prosperity. It is also believed to help with emotional healing and to promote inner peace and harmony. The Unique Properties of Apricot Botswana Agate Apricot Botswana Agate is a unique and beautiful gemstone that is highly sought after by collectors and jewelry makers alike. It is a type of chalcedony, a cryptocrystalline form of quartz, and is characterized by its distinctive apricot-colored bands. This gemstone is found in the African country of Botswana, and is known for its unique properties. One of the most notable features of Apricot Botswana Agate is its ability to absorb and reflect light. This gives the stone a unique shimmering effect that is highly sought after by jewelry makers. The stone is also known for its ability to absorb negative energy, making it a popular choice for those looking to create a calming and peaceful atmosphere. In addition to its unique properties, Apricot Botswana Agate is also known for its durability. The stone is highly resistant to scratches and other damage, making it an ideal choice for jewelry and other decorative items. It is also known for its ability to retain its color over time, making it a great choice for those looking for a timeless piece of jewelry. Finally, Apricot Botswana Agate is known for its affordability. The stone is relatively inexpensive compared to other gemstones, making it a great choice for those looking to add a unique and beautiful piece of jewelry to their collection without breaking the bank. Overall, Apricot Botswana Agate is a unique and beautiful gemstone that is highly sought after by collectors and jewelry makers alike. Its unique properties, durability, and affordability make it an ideal choice for those looking to add a unique and beautiful piece of jewelry to their collection. How Apricot Botswana Agate is Used in Modern Jewelry Apricot Botswana Agate is a unique and beautiful gemstone that has become increasingly popular in modern jewelry. This gemstone is found in the African country of Botswana and is characterized by its distinctive apricot-colored hue. It is a type of chalcedony, a cryptocrystalline form of quartz, and is known for its unique banding patterns and vibrant colors. Apricot Botswana Agate is often used in jewelry to create stunning pieces that are both eye-catching and unique. This gemstone is often cut into cabochons, which are smooth, rounded stones with a flat base. These cabochons are then set into rings, pendants, earrings, and other pieces of jewelry. The apricot color of the stone is often complemented by other gemstones, such as diamonds, sapphires, and rubies, to create a truly stunning piece of jewelry. In addition to its use in jewelry, Apricot Botswana Agate is also believed to have healing properties. It is said to be a powerful stone that can help to balance emotions, reduce stress, and promote inner peace. It is also believed to be a powerful stone for protection and can help to ward off negative energy. Apricot Botswana Agate is a beautiful and unique gemstone that is becoming increasingly popular in modern jewelry. Its distinctive apricot hue and healing properties make it a great choice for those looking for a unique and meaningful piece of jewelry. The History of Apricot Botswana Agate Cutting and Polishing Apricot Botswana Agate is a unique and beautiful gemstone that has been used in jewelry and other decorative items for centuries. It is a type of quartz that is found in the African country of Botswana and is characterized by its distinctive apricot-colored hue. The stone is highly sought after for its beauty and rarity, and it has been used in jewelry and other decorative items since ancient times. The process of cutting and polishing Apricot Botswana Agate is a complex and delicate one. The stone must be cut and polished in order to bring out its natural beauty and to make it suitable for use in jewelry and other decorative items. The process begins with the selection of the right type of stone. The stone must be carefully examined to ensure that it is of the highest quality and free of any flaws or imperfections. Once the stone has been selected, it is then cut into the desired shape and size. The next step in the process is to polish the stone. This is done using a variety of tools and techniques, such as grinding, sanding, and polishing. The goal is to bring out the natural beauty of the stone and to make it suitable for use in jewelry and other decorative items. Once the stone has been cut and polished, it is then ready to be used in jewelry and other decorative items. The stone can be set in a variety of metals, such as gold, silver, and platinum, and can be used to create a variety of pieces, such as rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. The process of cutting and polishing Apricot Botswana Agate is a complex and delicate one, but it is essential in order to bring out the natural beauty of the stone and to make it suitable for use in jewelry and other decorative items. The process is one that has been used for centuries and is still used today to create beautiful and unique pieces of jewelry and other decorative items. The Impact of Apricot Botswana Agate on the Local Economy Apricot Botswana Agate is a unique and beautiful gemstone found in the African country of Botswana. It is a type of quartz that is characterized by its distinctive apricot-colored bands and swirls. This gemstone has become increasingly popular in recent years, and its impact on the local economy of Botswana has been significant. The mining of Apricot Botswana Agate has created jobs for many people in the country. The gemstone is mined in the Kalahari Desert, and the process of extracting it from the ground requires a great deal of manual labor. This has provided employment opportunities for many people in the area, allowing them to earn a living and support their families. The sale of Apricot Botswana Agate has also had a positive effect on the local economy. The gemstone is highly sought after by collectors and jewelry makers, and its popularity has led to an increase in demand. This has resulted in higher prices for the gemstone, which has allowed miners to earn more money for their work. The increased revenue has also allowed the local economy to benefit from the increased spending power of the miners. The presence of Apricot Botswana Agate has also had a positive effect on the tourism industry in the country. The gemstone is a popular attraction for tourists, and its presence has helped to draw more visitors to the area. This has resulted in an increase in revenue for local businesses, as well as an increase in the number of jobs available in the tourism sector. Overall, Apricot Botswana Agate has had a positive impact on the local economy of Botswana. The gemstone has created jobs for many people in the area, and its sale has resulted in increased revenue for the local economy. Additionally, its presence has helped to draw more tourists to the area, resulting in an increase in revenue for local businesses. As a result, Apricot Botswana Agate has had a positive effect on the local economy of Botswana. The Cultural Significance of Apricot Botswana Agate Apricot Botswana Agate is a type of agate stone that is found in the African country of Botswana. It is a unique and beautiful stone that has been used for centuries in jewelry and other decorative items. The stone has a unique color and pattern that makes it stand out from other agates. The stone has a long history of cultural significance in Botswana. It is believed to be a symbol of strength and protection, and it is often used in traditional ceremonies and rituals. It is also believed to bring good luck and prosperity to those who wear it. In addition, it is believed to bring peace and harmony to the wearer. The stone is also believed to have healing properties. It is said to help with physical and emotional healing, as well as helping to bring balance and harmony to the wearer. It is also believed to help with spiritual growth and development. The stone is also used in jewelry and other decorative items. It is often used in necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and other pieces of jewelry. It is also used in sculptures and other decorative items. The stone is also used in traditional medicine. Read the full article