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<b>Purple Diamond</b> For @charlesallendelure

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Redraw rhodonite, Royale sapphire ,^,

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Fanart onyx and boussingaultite

@gem-arts

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Diamond damage

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Lavender Quartz Update

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context

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Crystal Origins ( In Progress )

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did you finish the diamond fusion yet?

nah, but heres a thing i guess of her it’s old from when i  tried a while back

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Hey sorry to pry but do you still plan on drawing your personal sapphire fusion components?

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brown sapphires

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I did this because I really thought the full thing would look cool!

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LIARS

This whole pink diamond murder mystery is starting to get to me! Just when i think i have a solid theory the show comes along and shatters it along with my mind! I used to be so sure that white diamond was the culprit behind pink diamonds demise, Her absence from the trial spoke volumes as to how much she cared about the situation!

Despite yellow acting guiltier than guilt itself, i always thought she was merely protecting the diamond authority and blue, But these past few episodes have shown me otherwise.

According to blue zircon and  “eyeball” ruby who claims she saw definitively that rose quartz attacked pink diamond,  And blue zircon states that whoever it was, was someone pink trusted, someone her guards would allow near her, and someone she would listen to when asked to stop her palanquin and step out. At first, I thought that pink was alone, but then I remembered what “eyeball” Ruby said she was there, so other gems had to be as well, which ties into what blue zircon said, but if it were rose, why would her guards allow her to get so close? And then why would pink step outside to greet her? It doesn’t make any sense.

And then assuming rose did do it, We know it’s impossible for her sword to have shattered pink diamond, Bismuth designed rose’s sword, to Rose’s precise specification, that it not be able to shatter a gems gem, So we know her blade is physically  incapable of damaging a gems gem, this isn’t a theory or conjecture it’s a fact, 

One might ask how could a  sharp object  not be able to  shatter a gem? Well, it’s a cartoon and bismuth was the one who created the weapon and specifically states that it cannot damage a gem. That being said, this tells me that rose was there and she did attack pink, but she did not shatter her, she more than likely bubbled her. Because even still, when Steven was on trial and admitted to having shattered pink diamond, yellow was shocked, Shocked in an odd way, as if she knew rose didn’t shatter pink diamond, and was surprised by her confession to having done so.

It just doesn’t make sense, why would pink’s guards and other gems allow rose to get close?  Perhaps rose shape shifted?  It’s entirely possible. I’m honestly drawing blanks here at this point, But we know this, roses sword cannot shatter a gem, so what happened to pink diamonds gem? Everyone says rose was there and that she attacked pink, I think she poofed her and bubbled her, but then what did she do afterward?

That’s what we know thus far, and it can be taken as fact, given all the info we have, rose was there, she attacked pink diamond, but she did not shatter her. She poofed her,  And what he did with her gem afterward no one knows.

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apparently there’s a new ad playing on the CN app featuring these shots from an upcoming episode! there’s apparently also a shot with steven bouncing outside the moon base in his bubble! 

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I did this because I really thought the full thing would look cool!

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A  Magnesite and her pearl, who also happens to be   The pearl having a  thing with a certain amethyst

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the joke here is that that’s not an apple but a reaper pepper, sprinkled with fire salt, but yeah amethyst was suuuper disappointed when nothing happened. it was like putting a  hot cheeto in a  batch of liquid nitrogen

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Apophyllite