#Nosean

[caregiver-twylas-daycare]

elmo is

red

hes go big big eys an an hes red

orng nose hes red wi orng nosean an hes red

y is he red

Yeah! He is two of the warm tones! Red and orange. I don't know why the creators made him red.

[pocket-gems]

More not-so-boring unknown gems! :>

I wanted to do this one for quite a while now. My whole Tear gems were inspired after that one statue and I really wanted to sketch what started it all 💫

[oldearthminerals]

Fluorescent Nosean in Sanidine from Eifel Volcanic Fields, Germany. $10 plus shipping. 90 x 64 x 16 mm. 86 grams. . #nosean #sodalite #fluorescentnosean #fluorescentstones #sanidine #fluorescentnosean #mineralspecimens #minerals https://etsy.me/3dqoUme https://www.instagram.com/p/CBvwvETBgx4/?igshid=1rd36jna41mkh

[jorgeburgos8]

hehe finally i got a oportunity and the inspiration to draw this great gem and this time i think i got the factions better, what do you think? hope you like it

[megademencia-blog]

gold redesigned

I also did that pretty background thingy @ahhween does

[naarcisssus]

Finally, we’re at the most recent one. Here’s Nosean, the fusion between Moonstone and Holly Blue Agate. She’s actually probably really anxious but with somewhat of a short temper. I really like how this one came out, she looks really nice.

She/They pronouns please.

To vote for the next gem to fuse with Moonstone, go here http://www.goo.gl/a9U7C1

[ifuckingloveminerals]

Nosean

In den Dellen quarries, Niedermendig, Mendig, Laach lake volcanic complex, Eifel, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

[cooldunin]

Does Sodalite have family? (Kind of like there are variations of quartz's, jaspers) You know like Hauyne, Tugtupite, Nosean, Lazurite, or Danalite?

I wouldn’t say they’re “Family” but the closest gems related to Sodalites are Hauynes

Magician type gems

[alsosprachvelociraptor]

On Instagram, a lot of people asked me for "unusual” gem species to make unique Houseki no Kuni OCs.

I gave some idea on Instagram, but its very limited, so i’ll try to give a better and more detailed list of “alternative” minerals to certain, more famous gems everybody uses for HnK OCs.

Today the list is COLOURLESS GEMS! You want to do a colourless gem with original minerals than “diamond” and “white corundum/sapphire”? Read Below

PHENAKITE

Formula: Be2SiO4 Hardness:  7½ - 8 Classification:  9.AA.05 info: doesn't solve in any acid

HAMBERGITE

formula:  Be2(BO3)(OH) hardness:  7½ classification:  6.AB.05 info: soluble in hydrofluoridic acid

DANBURITE

formula: CaB2Si2O8 hardness: 7 - 7½ classification: 9.FA.65 infos: very tough. sometimes yellow

BORACITE

formula: Mg3(B7O13)Cl hardness: 7 - 7½ classification: 6.GA.05 info: related to water. piezoelectric and pyroelectric (does elecricity like Melon in the manga). solves in muriatic acid and water

SINHALITE

formula: MgAl(BO4) hardness: 6½ - 7 classification: 6.AC.05 info: very rare, related to water

GATELITE

formula: CaCe3(AlAl2Mg)[Si2O7][SiO4]3O(OH)2 hardness: 6 - 7 classification: 9.BG.50 info: discovered in 2001, very new gem!

POLLUCITE

formula: (Cs,Na)2(Al2Si4O12) · 2H2O hardness: 6½ classification: 9.GB.05 info: VERY brittle, not very transparent, usually found in big pieces

OLIGOCLASE

formula: (Na,Ca)[Al(Si,Al)Si2O8] hardness: 6 - 6½ classification: 9.FA.35 info: related to moonstone and labradorite. sometimes aqua green alternative names: Amansite, Amantite, Lluvia

SANIDINE

formula: K(AlSi3O8) hardness: 6 classification: 9.FA.30 info: related to moonstone and labradorite. VERY clear!

HIBISCHITE (GARNET)

formula: Ca3Al2(SiO4)3-x(OH)4x hardness: 6½, rarely 7 classification: 9.AD.25 info: "special" garnet with hydrogen+oxigen. very tough (as every garnet) other names: Plasolite

EUCRYPTITE

formula: LiAlSiO4 hardness: 6½ classification: 9.AA.05 info: same group as Phenakite (see "classification")

HARMOTOME

formula: (Ba0.5,Ca0.5,K,Na)5[Al5Si11O32] · 12H2O hardness: 4 - 5 classification: 9.GC.10 info: very cool name. has a variety called Morvenite

NOSEAN

formula: Na8(Al6Si6O24)(SO4) · H2O hardness: 5½ classification: 9.FB.10 info: sometimes bright blue, related to Sodalite

ROEDDERITE

formula: KNaMg2(Mg3Si12)O30 hardness: 5 - 6 classification: 9.CM.05 info: has a sliiiight golden hue, is closely related to Osumilite. (i have a Osumilite OC, they'd be siblings, CUTE!)

SANBORNITE

formula: Ba2(Si4O10) hardness: 5 classification: 9.EF.10 info: NOT transparent, but has a unique pearly shine

EAKERITE

formula: Ca2SnAl2Si6O18(OH)2 · 2H2O hardness: 5½ classification: 9.CG.05 info: incredibly tough and strong for such a small, soft gem! Insoluble in any acid.

DOLOMITE

formula: CaMg(CO3)2 hardness: 3½ - 4 classification: 5.AB.10 info: VERY common, dissolves in acids, easily found attached to other minerals other names: Miemite, Tharandite, Pearl Spar, Rhomb Spar varieties: Ferroan Dolomite (a bit darker), Cobaltoan Dolomite (pink), Taraspite (green), Teruelite (black and heavy)

APOPHYLLITE

is actually a group of different gems. formula: varies hardness: 4½ - 5 classification: 9.EA.15 varieties: Fluorapophyllite-K (the main one), Fluorapophyllite-Na (sometimes green), Hydroxyapophyllite (has water) info: closely related to one of my OCs Carletonite (nobody cares but i wanted to say it)

COLEMANITE

formula: Ca[B3O4(OH)3] · H2O hardness: 4½ classification: 6.CB.10 info: VERY SHINY! related to Boracite, like it is pyroelectric and piezoelectric. Soluble in muriatic acid and water too

AUSTINITE

formula: CaZn(AsO4)(OH) hardness: 4 - 4½ classification: 8.BH.35 info: sometimes green, very shiny! very small.

NIFONTOVITE

formula: Ca3B6O6(OH)12(H2O)2 hardness: 3½ classification: 6.CA.50 info: VERY rare and shiny, soluble in acid, similiar to Boracite and Colemanite (see "classification"). very related to water!

FIEDLERITE

formula: Pb3FCl4(OH) · H2O

hardness: 3½

classification: 3.DC.10 info: so clear it looks invisible! but becomes opaque and ugly in cold water. Soluble in acids

CERUSSITE

formula: PbCO3 hardness: 3 - 3½ classification: 5.AB.15 info: as shiny and bright as a diamond! but contains lead so could be toxic! melts in acids.

ANGLESITE

formula: PbSO4 hardness: 2½ - 3 classification: 7.AD.35 info: sometimes gold. very brittle! contains lead.

HALITE (rocksalt)

formula: NaCl hardness: 2½ classification: 3.AA.20 info: rocksalt, the one we use to cook! very easily soluble in water

ETTRINGITE

formula: Ca6Al2(SO4)3(OH)12 · 26H2O hardness: 2 - 2½ classification: 7.DG.15 info: very very clear, easily soluble in acids, only partly in water

GYPSUM

formula: CaSO4 · 2H2O hardness: 2 classification: 7.CD.40 info: one of the most common minerals, mutates with high temperatures in another mineral (BASSANITE) varieties:

ALABASTER

SELENITE

SATIN SPAR

IODARGYRITE

formula: AgI hardness: 1½ - 2 classification: info: silver (and iodine) rare mineral, is transparent but has a silvery shine

SALAMMONIAC

formula: NH4Cl hardness: 1 - 2 classification: 3.AA.25 info: so soft is sectile (can be cut without breaking), soluble in water

[fox-su]

Hlouskite fusion list

single gems

any pearl= Posnjakite

amethyst= Richterite

ruby= Spurrite

any sapphire= Shattuckite

peridot= Urusovite

lapis= Niedermayrite

any jasper= Devilline

bismuth= Sillénite

nephrite= Wadsleyite

jade= Ringwoodite

any agate= Magnesioterrite

emerald= Annabergite

aquamarine= Cobalt

topaz= Kolbeckite

hessonite= Coquimbite

zircon= Diabolite

Carnelian= Tschermigite

white diamond= blue lace agate

yellow diamond= Polyhedroid agate

blue diamond= Scorpio Moon agate

pink diamond= Thunder-egg agate

rose quartz= Glaucophane

off colors (without p sapphire)

flourite= Labradorite

rhodonite= Chalcocite

rutile= Rhyodacite

fusions (no off colors or lemon jade)

garnet= Coquimbite

opal= Chatkalite

sugilite= Nosean

alexandrite= dragon vein agate

rainbow quartz= creativity aura quartz

sardonyx= Hanksite

Smoky quartz= Caribbean blue quartz

sunstone= Tiffany stone

obsidian = Hauyne

malachite= Strashimirite

[geologyin-blog]

Sodalite rocks, Namibia | #EarthBeauty Sodalite is a rich royal blue tectosilicate mineral widely used as an ornamental gemstone. Although massive sodalite samples are opaque, crystals are usually transparent to translucent. Sodalite is a member of the sodalite group with hauyne, nosean, lazurite and tugtupite. Credit: Charlie Waite Photography

[pocket-gems]

I saw the zoisite variant, can you do Sodalite family? Only if you want to

Yeah no I can't make any exception with requests or I'll get bombarded but here you go at them

Variations:

((Royal) Blue) Sodalite

Hackmanite (Lilac, Lavender, Pink, Purple Sodalite)

Molybdosodalite

Sunset Sodalite (Red Sodalite, Orange Sodalite)

Yellow Sodalite

Green Sodalite

Grey Sodalite

Black Sodalite

Teal Sodalite

White Sodalite

Violet Sodalite

Dark Blue Sodalite

Light Blue Sodalite

Family:

Hauyne

Lazurite

Nosean

Carnegieite

Davidsmithite

Kalsilite

Leucite

Nepheline

Yoshiokaite

Tsaregorodtsevite

Vladimirivanovite

Tugtupite

(This might not be all of them for both cases)

Edit: Added family

[oldearthminerals]

Fluorescent Nosean in Sanidine from Eifel Volcanic Fields, Germany. $5 plus shipping. 24 x 20 x 20 mm. 8 grams. oldearthminerals.com . #nosean #fluorescentnosean #crystals #mineralspecimens https://etsy.me/2vZDG33 https://www.instagram.com/p/B84sKg_BcZ7/?igshid=131v39qcayiob

[jorgeburgos8]

Hehehe well is been I while since i upload something of these two but i haven forget them is just I havent the righ inspiration until now. Is great to see them back

[megademencia-blog]

a nosean for the second day of the gemsona design challenge: design a gemsona of your favorite gem!