#Fired opal

[uniqueopal]

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[annbragin]

Beautiful Hatsune Miku dressed in the dress of the princess of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania

🤍❤️🤍

I really liked the trend of Miku dressing up in national costumes of different countries!

[geologyin-blog]

Amazing water-clear Fire opal

Photo by : @7888999eeettt

[sofiasfanartcollection]

wishing all my fellow asexuals a belated happy ace week! 🖤🤍💜

this is my character, Amy, one I’ve had with me since I was small (Fire Opal is her best friend)

bonus gray ace flag colors, she is technically gray ace, though does also refer to herself as ace

[pi-slices]

Fire Opal.

[wilcze-kudly]

The return of me going slightly loopy

Previous part here

[cospacejin]

Another one! @mudboowl

[marblegroves]

Exploring interactions and personalities o7

Totally not projecting my love for the collector on upturned charoite nope no sir

[resident-wof-expert]

Unsorted WOF thoughts part 160:

A list of reasons why The Dangerous Gift is probably my favorite book in the mainline series and definitely my favorite book in arc 3:

We finally get to check up on Pyrrhia and see the aftermath of arc 2.

The reveal that Tundra was really just a repressed weirdo, even by IceWing standards.

Glacier's death wasn't meaningless or for shock value.

Snowfall's PTSD isn't ignored.

Snowfall gets to be dramatic as hell in ways that are as hilarious as they are sad.

Snowfall and Lynx spend literally like 80% of the book by each others' sides.

The reveal that Winter wasn't actually banished by Snowfall, and Snowfall subsequently calling him a drama queen (she's one to talk.).

The reveal that Crystal wasn't plotting anything, and was literally just hanging out in Sanctuary. (IceWing royalty just LOVES to assume the worst in their family.)

More Qinter.

It introduces Wren.

Snowfall becomes the most informed character in the series, making her pov worth reading through.

We finally get an explanation and justification for the disappearance of animus magic in a way that makes sense.

Mink.

"It was inside you all along." Played completely straight finally. I'm tired of novels that hate tropes.

The book ends with Snowfall literally smashing racism and classism to pieces with her fists.

[uniqueopal]

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[annbragin]

Gallery

A picture drawn in honor of the end of my favorite manga.

[geologyin-blog]

Opals remind us that beauty lies not in being perfect but in embracing change, in shifting gracefully through life’s colors 💎 Rough Specimen Welo Opal

📹: Opal Trove

[heartnosekid]

🧪 the name caution ⚠️

for @cautionszz!

⚠️-🧪-⚠️ / 🧪-⚠️-🧪 / ⚠️-🧪-⚠️

[dragondiva]

Peach Diamond and her pearl 🍑🐚💎

And Fire opal🔥 (fusion between peach and her pearl)

She is the smallest diamond ever seen, she has the size of a lapis, but the strength of a real diamond, and her pearl, she is not defective, she is small because the diamonds wanted to give her a pearl proportional to her size(she has the size of a peridot).

Power

her power is similar to the white diamond's, only that she launches an arrow of light direct to an any gem, thus automatically converting them into orange stones, nullifying their powers, without strength, without ability to glow or regenerate if they are physically damaged, can't summon a weapon, change shape or fuse, or It can also be the opposite, by turning the gemstone orange, it enhances all the abilities that the gem has, all this happens while the gemstones don't returns to their original colors.

Of course she has fire powers, like a ruby

Charge

She only has half of a planet that was destroyed, and she is in charge of creating and direct all the rubys