#crysic

[Image ID: A 5-stripe flag with a diamond in the center. Inside that diamond is a simplified drawing of a crystal. The colors, top to bottom, are ice blue, snow blue, and white. The diamond is a very pale blue, and the crystal is seafoam green.]

A crystaline gender related to the crystals of celestine, a crystal which contains strontium. It's associated with grounding and inner peace.

Images of the crystal:

[Image ID: Three photographs of Celestine, which is a blue crystal with a similar appearance to Amethyst, except being a pale blue instead of purple.]

[Image ID: A 5-stripe flag with a diamond in the center. Inside that diamond is a simplified drawing of a crystal. The colors, top to bottom, are green, blue, magenta, yellow, and orange. The diamond is a pale yellow, and the crystal is a darker yellow.]

A crystaline gender related to the crystals of bismuth, a pure element. It's associated with opening oneself up to the world around them.

Images of the crystal:

[Image ID: Three photographs Bismuth, a naturally cubic and detailed mineral. They are all rainbow or rainbow-ish and are metallic.]

IDs provided by @crystaline-genders

[Image ID: A 5-stripe flag with a diamond in the center. Inside that diamond is a simplified drawing of a crystal. The colors, top to middle, are blue, light blue-green, and seafoam green. The diamond is a very pale blue, and the crystal is a darker shade of blue.]

A crystaline gender related to the crystals of aquamarine, a variety of beryl. It's associated with youth, happiness, and courage. Aquamarine is also the March birthstone.

Images of the crystal:

[Image ID: Three photographs of Aquamarine, which is a crystal that tends to form in cylindrical shapes. The first and third pictures are raw specimens and the middle is Aquamarine as a gem in a ring. They're all a pale blue with green undertones.]

[Image ID: A 5-stripe flag with a diamond in the center. Inside that diamond is a simplified drawing of a crystal. The colors, top to center, are red, deep magenta, and salmon pink. The diamond is also red and the crystal is a darker shade of magenta.]

A crystaline gender related to the crystals of ruby, a variety of corundum. It's associated with vitality, passion, and confidence. Ruby is also the July birthstone.

Images of the crystal:

[Image ID: Three photographs of Ruby, a semi-translucent crystal. They're each red-pink in color with darker inclusions. The third picture is more purple.]

[Image ID: A 5 stripe flag with a diamond in the center. Inside that diamond is a simplified drawing of a crystal. The colors, top to bottom, are brown-yellow, green-yellow, and very pale yellow. The diamond is also brown-yellow, and the crystal being a darker shade of the same color.]

Alternative flag for pyritecrysic, coined by @gendergardener.

I'm not a big fan of gradients in pride flags, and the color scheme of the original flag seemed to reflect pyrite's reputation of "fool's gold" rather than the color of the crystals themselves.

Images of the crystal:

[Image ID: Three photographs of Pyrite, a metallic mineral that is naturally cubic. They are all a muddled yellow-brown color and very reflective.]