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Sometimes you just feel like designing the entire Serpentinite subgroup from Phyllosilicates and base them around reptiles.
•Serpentine: The "False Jade", is often the one in command. She's sassy and to the point. She's the default all-terrain serpentine and knows who to send in place.
•Antigorite: Tends to be the second in command if Serpentine is not available. Organizes while struggling to fuse when needed.
•Chrysotile: Or White Asbestos, is the most unstable in comparison to other serpentines and needs to work alone for the safety of other gemkinds! They specialize in underground work when possible.
•Lizardite: Most common of them all, while being relatively rare. She just follows orders and is content with forest terrains.
•Amesite: Largest and stronger of them all. Rarely works in group and will not obey orders coming from others that aren't serpentines. They work on ice deserts!
•Berthierine: Specializes in desert zones, where the terrain allows them to become specially fast. Otherwise, they can become quite slow in groups.
•Brindleyite: The least toxic, being able to be around other gemkinds and manage properties on already colonized stations, being the most common all-terrain.
•Caryopilite: Unlike other serpentines, they can cry acid tears that are specially toxic. They work at meadows, usually starting with any nearby river.
•Cronstedtite: They specialize in mountain terrains, even being able to climb upside down.
•Frainpontite: Being the most on tundras, they can melt the ice with their acid to the facilitate the job to other serpentines.
•Guidottiite: Used in volcanic activities, but she's not inmune to lava. She's the fastest of them all for her own safety.
•Kellyite: They are kept around in case of emergency outburst for specialiced colonies in progress of colonization.
•Népouite: The slowest of them all, because they prioritize in underwater activities and manage to do a job the rest of them all cannot.
•Pecoraite: They focus on swamp-like terrain. Their sense of smell helps them locate where the roots are located.
The Kindergartens serpentines emerged from resulted on being toxic not only to many plants but also to gemkind themselves. These are called "Serpentine barrens".
Serpentines are fast, elastic gems, typically used for hunting and terraforming as their toxic powers makes the job easier. They are able to spit acid and some of them, segregate acid via their own hands. Depending on the kind, their toxic levels will be higher, or lesser.
Some serpentines escort jades in balls, since some serpentines are specially valuable and fancy when not on missions. On missions, they work on groups of 3, or at least most of them, focusing on removing live beings of vegetation.
Microphotography of Geology Part II
Hematite, Wannenkopfe Quarry, Germany, Photo by Fred Kruijen
Veszelyite, Ocna de Fier, Romania, Photo by Toth Laszlo
Carminite, Meleg Hill, Hungary, Photo by Toth Laszlo
Amesite, Cerro Sapo, Boliva, Photo by Robert O. Meyer
Cualstilbite, Monte Avanza Mine, Italy, Photo by Vincent Bourgoin
Pseudobrookite, La Aljorra Quarries, Spain, Photo by Unknown
Uvarovite, Amesite
Uvarovite : Ca3Cr2(SiO4)3
Amesite : Mg2Al(AlSiO5)(OH)4
Locality:
Saranovskii Mine ("Rudnaya" underground chromite mine; Glavnoe Saranovskoe deposit), Saranovskaya Village (Sarany), Gornozavodskii District, Perm Krai, Russia
Field of view: 2.5 mm
Tiny dodecahrons of uvarovite on elongated and stacked appearing crystals of amesite.
Collection K. Pirabee, photo Martin Reich
Uvarovite is one of the rarest of the garnet group minerals, and is the only consistently green garnet species, with a beautiful emerald-green color. It occurs as well-formed fine-sized crystals. Hydrothermal alteration of chromite-bearing serpentinite, metamorphosed limestones, and skarns.
Amesite is an uncommon silicate mineral of Kaolinite-serpentine group that forms in low grade metamorphism of Al-, Mg-rich rocks.
Updated Amesite. fusion between Red Cacoxenite and cg Lapis Lazuli.

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Amesite - Saranovskii Mine, Gorozavodskii, Urals Region, Russia
AMESITE - Saranovskde Mine, Miadle Urali, Russia - Coll. e Foto BRUNO MARELLO_2 by Associazione Piemontese di Mineralogia e Paleontologia
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