#unknown gems

We hardly see any white gems from White's Court so a while back I decided to draw them! The uncorrupted designs for Albite & White topaz comes from the artbook. Howlite is an unknown gem that fights Garnet in a flashback so I assigned a gem to her. Lonely/Moth pearl comes from the games & since her hairs similar to Howlite's I've got a useless headcanon she belonged to Howlite.

Reference photos under the cut

For my fanfiction, I will name some unknown gems and their occupations.

This gem is

Prasiolite

(green Amethyst is another term in our world. Before anyone complains I would like to point out, Rubies/Sapphires are the same gem in our world, Nephrites/Jades, the different types of beryls are EXTREMELY different in sizes and occupations and thus I am making Prasiolite very different from a typical Amethyst.

Their job is to sing at large gatherings.

They are rare and are NOT humanoid beyond their face. The hands below are not apart of them though... that's their special stages stage if performing in Pink's Balls.

Clear Quartzes

Heaven and Earth beetle was currupted so they're now color locked to where they were but in my fic(s), they are clear quartzes who:

change color depending where they are. They are spies and are not fighters (natrually).

Kunzite

Better known as the Water Bear in the OG SU and has a green counterpart in the comics. (BTW those are real). Kunzite is associated with water so it double works.

These gems are for scouting oceans for certain types of life forms (since some planets have advance sea life) and finding places suitable for building gem structures like the Sea Shrine and the Lunar Sea Spire. THEY ARE NOT FIGHTERS (natrually).

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The Answer Gems:

Pink Tiger’s eye

Pink Tiger’s eye

Charoite

Eisenkiesel Quartz

Eisenkiesel Quartz

Afghanite

Maxixe

Apatite

Benitoite

Finally got around to doing the fusion between Rain and Fluorite, Elbaite

I couldn’t help myself, I just had to draw her.

©Planet Russell 2017

THE ISLE OF SHEPPEY, SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND

A unknown gem of an island is this, as its off the beaten-track, though just a little stretch offshore. It also has a history going back over 1500 years. The name Sheppey is from the anglo-saxon word "Sceapige" - meaning isle of sheep, and even today the islands tranquil marshland provides grazing for large flocks of sheep, that live alongside the 41,000 islanders.