Green everywhere

I actually watched the show trying to be open minded about it - I kinda treated it like a fanfiction, you know? I decided to ignore the thousands-of-years-of-history put into a week or so, how funny this whole series looks from Sauron's perspective, that I am pretty sure volcanoes do not work like that... But I lost it with the desing of rings of power. First, less important, just - what jeweller's nightmare is this? The uncut gems? Why? I have a feeling Feanor would be rolling in his grave (if he would not be, due to his poor life choices, probably more like non-existing in eternal darkness). But I will ask for all of the Noldor: why not shiny? Why not sparkly? But more importantly: what was that stuff with talking about "most exquisite gold and silver", smelting a DAGGER of all things, putting it all together with mithril and achieving two gold and one silver ring? I know there is magic in this universe and I get the symbolism, but I just somehow supposed metalwork is only... metalwork in this universe? And who is making daggers from "the most exquisite gold", I was of an impression even people not highly knowledgable in arts of jewellery crafting (mainly: me for example) know pure gold is like the worst metal to use to create things (bends and cracks very easily) why would you make a handle of a dagger of gold of all things, I assumed it was golden, not gold??? I know I should probably be much more angry at the whole weird idea of elves going extinct, but really, somehow I snapped at those rings, because the dagger of gold? Please

I’ve always wondered why Fëanor lived so short after so long of an introduction to his character and why his sons had only one (legitimate) heir. After reading the Silmarillion I finally know. ...If they lived longer they would finally succeed in creating something to destroy the universe.

She replied saying ‘Oh, at first I thought you have sent me your own photo!’. I am a blonde woman... And I apparently look like Sauron.