#Ruby Zoisite

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[faizahnaeem]

Ruby zoisite mini doggo 🐶

[gemville]

Hand Engraved Mushroom 'Headphone' Jewelry Piece by Martina Kocianova

Rendered In Silver and Set With Ruby Zoisite, Peacock Pearl, Additional Synthetic Stones and UV Enamel

Source: thejewelleryeditor.com

[drugstorewizard]

My favorite ring I’ve made so far :-)))))

When I was adding the tags I was glad to see everyone struggles spelling jewelry as much as I do, put them all to be safe

[aweebeing]

Omg omg I just found Coraline's stone in real life I'm losing it.

They're called Ruby Zoisite & I'm pretty sure I'm in love.

So here goes:

"Zoisite is a stone of return: return to the self, return to one's centre, return to relaxation, return to healthy norms, etc.

"Ruby is the stone of courage and strength that purges any fear or anxiety that sits within us daily. Green Zoisite’s energy produces growth and fertility in all aspects of life. Zoisite helps us “rebirth” and have a better understanding of ourselves and our connection to the outside world.

"This special combination of stones will help in the manifesting of ideas and will offer the strength and assistance in accomplishing your dreams. Ruby Zoisite aligns the heart and third eye to produce a deepened understanding of what negativity we are carrying and how to conquer it. "

Anyway Neil's a genius & these gemstones pretty af byeee

[your-fav-rocks]

dsmp!ranboo pls!!!

Ranboo - DSMP

Ranboo’s rocks are:

Zebra jasper, ruby zoisite, and apache tears

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Posted by: Mod Amethyst

Zebra jasper: it’s black and white!!! Like the silly!!!! I’ve also seen some sources say that zebra jasper represents both feminine and masculine energy which is very Ranboo to me.

Ruby zoisite: green and somewhat reddish (okay yeah it’s pink), but also the black flecks in it really make me think of Ranboo. There’s definitely some synesthesia here alongside the “it looks like their eyes”

Apache tears: haha get it cause he cries like a lil loser?? Forgive me, I’m running on two hours of sleep. Genuinely though there’s something to be said about how Ranboo’s crying burns their face, and apache tears are made of obsidian. I just can’t put it in to words very eloquently.

Honorable mention - bloodstone (aka heliotrope)

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This drawing is technically a bit old but oh well I think the gems in it are super cute (almost all of the gems in it are ones that only had one really outdated (likely made with an SU base I found on DeviantArt) drawing with an old outdated design so I actually drew them and I love them sm)

[kristen0395]

Signature Statements: Unique Ruby Zoisite Jewelry Crafted with Distinction

Ruby Zoisite is well known for boosting circulation, and its amplifying powers give vitality to the entire system. Also known as a bloodstone due to its red tint, it is also used to treat cardiac ailments. Known to promote overall healing in the body, it heals the myocardium, strengthens the heart’s ventricles and coronaries, and stimulates circulation and blood flow. Wear this incredible stone to combat tiredness and lethargy. This is the ideal stone for calming down if you’re feeling energetic.

Also read: Unique Ruby Zoisite Jewelry Crafted

[seoarun59]

Exquisite Statement Ruby Zoisite Ring for Elegance

Explore the vibrant and dynamic energy of Sagacia’s Statement Ruby Zoisite Rings. These captivating and stunning jewelry pieces feature 100% natural and genuine ruby zoisite gemstone that is set in pure 925 sterling silver. These beautiful gemstones showcase the enchanting blend of green, pink, and red hues. As a gemstone that is well-known for its powerful connection to passion and vitality, ruby zoisite enhances courage as well as the creativity of the wearer. Handmade with great precision and care, these rings are designed to create a bold statement, drawing the audience’s attention with the rich and dynamic colors of ruby zoisite. These rings are perfect for those moments when you wish to add a touch of extra energy and vibrance to your look. So, purchase Sagacia’s Statement Ruby Zoisite Rings and let them remind you of the vibrant vital force that nourishes your spirit.

[twistedkittyart]

Ruby zoisite arc dangle earrings, these are available in my Beautifully handmade store (link in bio) and come on sterling silver ear hooks.

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Ruby Zoisite beads strands for making jewelry

[mmeliorism999]

star fairy joint holder

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-fluorite, ruby zoisite, bloodstone

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has anyone done this yet

[image ID: drawings of gem versions of the hermitcraft recap team. pix is a dumortierite, sloy/zloy is an unakite, and lyarrah is an anyolite.]

[scruellltyy]

Forever in our hearts

Fanart of hnk gems that were taken to the moon before story events

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Pleochroism in gem quality zoisite var. tanzanite

Apparently we're doing this...

*my pictures, not my crystal

Ever wondered why the colour of some gemstones seems to shift as you view them from different angles? Perhaps are you were looking at a pleochroic gemstone!

Pleochroism is a body colour effect seen in transparent to translucent, optically anisotropic* crystalline material caused by differential absorption of the polarised light rays following different paths through the gemstone, and causing a change to perceived body colour when the stone is viewed from different directions.

...Okay, but what does that mean?

Pleochroism means 'many coloured'. When light passes through a crystal, it is sometimes split into two rays - each ray takes a slightly different path, and because it encounters different atoms within the crystal structure, it is modified to a different colour.

When both different coloured rays of light exit the crystal, your eye resolves them as a single colour. Clever, right? :D

The four photos above are of the same crystal. The top photos show the crystal from two different angles - one looks distinctly more purplish than the other, right? That is eye-visible pleochroism!

Even gems that show pleochroism don't always show it strongly enough to see with the naked eye. But this tanzanite crystal does.

The bottom photos show the same crystals viewed through a type of polarising filter called a dichroscope. The dichroscope is made of polarising film where each half lets through only one of the rays of coloured light - meaning you can see each of the two colours at the same time, one in each half of the filter!

But wait!- I hear you cry. Why are there THREE different colours??

Hmm well this is getting into a deeper discussion of crystal habits and their optical behaviours, so for now let's say that depending on the symmetry of the crystal, an optically anisotropic* stone can show two or three colours - but only ever two in one direction! You have to turn the crystal to see the third colour.

If a stone shows two colours we say it is dichroic, if it shows three it is trichroic. This is the maximum number of colours you will see.

When you view the tanzanite crystal in the position in the left photo, the light rays being transmitted are blue and reddish-purple. Your eyes resolve this to show a purpley-blue colour. Neat!

But in the position from the right photo, it's transmitting blue and yellow. Wild! The yellow ray dilutes some of the intensity of the blue, so the colour you see is a weaker blue tone.

The photo I'm missing from my set is the crystal viewed from top-down, which would then show a purple and yellow split through the dichroscope!

So turning the stone, or moving your head position relative to the position of the stone, really does change its colour, because you are perceiving a different set of coloured light rays being transmitted through the stone!

When fashioning a rough crystal, a lapidary (that's a stone cutter) would to orient the crystal so the best colour is face-up - ie. when you look at the finished polished stone, you will see the most attractive balance of colour. What is considered ideal varies with the stone - you might cut a very dark crystal to show its lighter colour, or a pale one to show the most intense colour it is able to!

Fun additional fact - tanzanite can be heated to improve its colour. It does this by removing the yellow element entirely, meaning you will see intense bluey-purple tones from all angles! The wonders of stone treatments!

*Edit I am misleading you by saying you will see bluey-purple in all directions... in two directions (as tanzanite is a biaxial gemstone) you will find an optic axis, which is a direction of optical isotropy in an otherwise optically anisotropic* gemstone. So in this direction, you will only have a single transmitted ray of light, not two!

*I use the phrase optically anisotropic a couple of times and it's hard to explain without a whole separate citizen lecture on crystallography, but the quick summary is that it means a crystal in which light behaves differently as it travels in different directions - such as the differential absorption resulting in different colours in pleochroism! This is as opposed to an optically isotropic crystal, where light behaves the same way in all directions of travel.

And that is a recited-from-memory summary of pleochroism! :D (please don't tell me off if I got any of it wrong I didn't go upstairs to check my notes ;_;) (I mean I didn't get any of it wrong but my quoted definition probably wasn't word perfect ^^;)

@royallykt thank you so much for your interest i hope you enjoyed learning about all this :)

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