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Attempt to bully AI's mind with this admitedly wierd gems prompt,
Results may vary, is just a test, it features 523 gem type names for textures,
(((Ultra 4k HD))),
(photorealistic:1.37),
((RAW photo)),
((ultra-detailed photo,
High resolution,
Vibrant colours,
vivid shadows,
Ultra contrast)),
((bright angle,
extreme close-up:2.9 telephoto portrait shot, multiple-views:1.13, multiple-views:1.9, multiple-views:1.6,
8k, Ultra 4K HD, 500px, cinematic color grading)),
(((place ☼ ¹¹¹ and or ¹²¹ ☼ and or ¹¹ ● ¹²¹ ☼ objects, plus the ♦ ♣ ♥ and ● ☼))),
(((Also, place ♣ ♥ under ☼ items and mix with gems of the world:2.0))),
((♥ are objects with textures from ores desktop:2.0)),
((¹ is an ethereal or translucent or transparent thing)),
((♣ is a 2mm to 8mm cube or cuboid or icosahedron or octahedron or polyhedron or hyperboloid or tetrahedron or ellipsoid or lemon or dodecahedron or cylinder or cone shape object)),
((¹¹ is a prismatic or rainbow coloured thing)),
((¹¹¹ are a 3mm to 12mm ³ objects in the style of gem cut types:2.0)),
((¹²¹ is neon or chromatic tinted object)),
((● is a twinkling and sparkling or softly shimmering or bioluminescent or laser beam or vibrant neon or faintly glowing or electricity or prismatic gas or blazing fire or frigid ice or cool water texture thing)),
((♦ is a prismatic or rainbow or red or orange or yellow or green or aqua or blue or purple or pink or white or black or mix of 15 secondary colours or mix of 5 warm colours or mix of 5 cold colours or 64 random colours coloured item)),
((use ♦ and or ¹¹ and or ● as intricate fine detail textures)),
((☼ are vivid colour gems with intricate high detail realistic Achroite,
or Actinolite,
or Adamite,
or Adularia,
or Aegirine,
or Afghanite,
or Agate,
or Agrellite,
or Albite,
or Albite,
or Alexandrite,
or Algodonite,
or Almandine,
or Almandine-pyrope,
or Alunite,
or Amazonite,
or Amblygonite,
or Amethyst,
or Ametrine,
or Analcime,
or Analcime,
or Anatase,
or Andalusite,
or Andesine,
or Andesine,
or Andradite,
or Andradite-grossular,
or Anglesite,
or Anhydrite,
or Annabergite,
or Anorthite,
or Anorthite,
or Anorthoclase,
or Antigorite,
or Antigorite,
or Apatite,
or Apophyllite,
or Apophyllite,
or Aquamarine,
or Aragonite,
or Arfvedsonite,
or Asbestos,
or Astrophyllite,
or Atacamite,
or Augelite,
or Austinite,
or Aventurine,
or Axinite group:,
or Azurite,
or Azurmalachite,
or Ballas,
or Baryte,
or Bastnaesite,
or Bayldonite,
or Benitoite,
or Beryllonite,
or Beudantite,
or Biotite,
or Bismutotantalite,
or Bloodstone,
or Boleite,
or Boracite,
or Bornite,
or Bort,
or Bowenite,
or Bowenite,
or Brazilianite,
or Breithauptite,
or Bronzite,
or Brookite,
or Brucite,
or Bustamite,
or Bustamite,
or Bytownite,
or Bytownite,
or Calcite,
or Caledonite,
or Californite,
or Canasite,
or Cancrinite,
or Carletonite,
or Carnallite,
or Carnelian,
or Cassiterite,
or Catapleiite,
or Cavansite,
or Celestite,
or Celsian,
or Ceruleite,
or Cerussite,
or Ceylonite,
or Chabazite,
or Chabazite,
or Chalcedony,
or Chalcopyrite,
or Chambersite,
or Charlesite,
or Charoite,
or Chiastolite,
or Childrenite,
or Chiolite,
or Chlorastrolite,
or Chloromelanite,
or Chondrodite,
or Chrome,
or Chrome chalcedony,
or Chromite,
or Chrysoberyl,
or Chrysocolla,
or Chrysoprase,
or Chrysotile,
or Chrysotile,
or Cinnabar,
or Citrine,
or Clinochlore,
or Clinohumite,
or Clinozoisite,
or Clintonite,
or Cobaltite,
or Colemanite,
or Cordierite,
or Cornwallite,
or Corundum,
or Covellite,
or Creedite,
or Crocidolite,
or Crocoite,
or Cryolite,
or Cumberlandite,
or Cuprite,
or Cymophane,
or Danburite,
or Datolite,
or Demantoid,
or Dendritic agate,
or Descloizite,
or Diamond,
or Diaspore,
or Dickinsonite,
or Diopside,
or Dioptase,
or Dolomite,
or Dravite,
or Druzy,
or Dumortierite,
or Ekanite,
or Elbaite,
or Elbaite,
or Emerald,
or Emerald,
or Enstatite,
or Eosphorite,
or Epidote,
or Erythrite,
or Esperite,
or Ettringite,
or Euclase,
or Eudialyte,
or Euxenite,
or Fayalite,
or Fergusonite,
or Ferroaxinite,
or Ferroaxinite,
or Fire agate,
or Fire opal,
or Flint,
or Fluor-liddicoatite,
or Fluorapatite,
or Fluorapophyllite,
or Fluorite,
or Forsterite,
or Friedelite,
or Fuchsite,
or Gadolinite,
or Gahnite,
or Gahnospinel,
or Gaspeite,
or Gaylussite,
or Gibbsite,
or Glaucophane,
or Goethite,
or Golden beryl,
or Golden sheen sapphire,
or Goosecreekite,
or Goosecreekite,
or Goshenite,
or Grandidierite,
or Grandite,
or Grossular,
or Gypsum,
or Gyrolite,
or Hackmanite,
or Halite,
or Hambergite,
or Hanksite,
or Hardystonite,
or Hauyne,
or Helenite,
or Heliodor,
or Hematite,
or Hemimorphite,
or Herderite,
or Herkimer diamond,
or Hessonite,
or Hexagonite,
or Hexagonite,
or Hibonite,
or Hiddenite,
or Hiddenite,
or Hodgkinsonite,
or Holtite,
or Howlite,
or Huebnerite,
or Humite,
or Hureaulite,
or Hurlbutite,
or Hydrogrossular,
or Hyperitdiabas,
or Hypersthene,
or Ilmenite,
or Inderite,
or Indicolite,
or Iolite,
or Iris agate,
or Jacinth,
or Jade,
or Jadeite,
or Jasper,
or Jasper,
or Jeremejevite,
or Kainite,
or Kaolinite,
or Kornerupine,
or Kunzite,
or Kurnakovite,
or Kutnohorite,
or Kyanite,
or Kämmererite,
or Labradorite,
or Langbeinite,
or Larimar,
or Lawsonite,
or Lazulite,
or Lazurite,
or Legrandite,
or Lepidolite,
or Leucite,
or Leucophanite,
or Linarite,
or Lizardite,
or Lizardite,
or Londonite,
or Ludlamite,
or Ludwigite,
or Magnesioaxinite,
or Magnesite,
or Malachite,
or Malaia garnet,
or Manganaxinite,
or Manganoan calcite,
or Marcasite,
or Marialite,
or Marialite-meionite,
or Maxixe,
or Meionite,
or Melanite,
or Meliphanite,
or Mellite,
or Mesolite,
or Microcline,
or Microcline,
or Microlite,
or Milarite,
or Milky quartz,
or Millerite,
or Mimetite,
or Moldavite,
or Monazite,
or Moonstone,
or Mordenite,
or Morganite,
or Moss agate,
or Moss opal,
or Mottramite,
or Muscovite,
or Musgravite,
or Nambulite,
or Narsarsukite,
or Natrolite,
or Natrolite,
or Nepheline,
or Nephrite,
or Nephrite,
or Neptunite,
or Nickeline,
or Nosean,
or Nuummite,
or Olenite,
or Oligoclase,
or Olivine,
or Onyx,
or Opal,
or Oregon sunstone,
or Orthoclase,
or Padparadscha,
or Painite,
or Palygorskite,
or Papagoite,
or Paraiba,
or Pargasite,
or Parisite,
or Pectolite,
or Pentlandite,
or Periclase,
or Peridot,
or Perthite,
or Petalite,
or Petrified wood,
or Pezzottaite,
or Phenakite,
or Phlogopite,
or Phosgenite,
or Phosphophyllite,
or Phosphosiderite,
or Piemontite,
or Piemontite,
or Pietersite,
or Plagioclase,
or Plumbogummite,
or Pollucite,
or Polyhalite,
or Poudretteite,
or Powellite,
or Prasiolite,
or Prehnite,
or Prismatine,
or Prosopite,
or Proustite,
or Psilomelane,
or Pumpellyite,
or Purpurite,
or Pyralspite,
or Pyrargyrite,
or Pyrite,
or Pyromorphite,
or Pyrope,
or Pyrope-almandine-spessartine,
or Pyrope-spessartine,
or Pyrophyllite,
or Pyroxmangite,
or Pyrrhotite,
or Quartz,
or Quartzite,
or Radiolarite,
or Rainbow,
or Rainbow lattice sunstone,
or Realgar,
or Red beryl,
or Rhodizite,
or Rhodochrosite,
or Rhodolite,
or Rhodonite,
or Richterite,
or Richterite,
or Riebeckite,
or Rock crystal,
or Rosasite,
or Rose quartz,
or Rossmanite,
or Rubellite,
or Ruby,
or Rutile,
or Samarskite,
or Sanidine,
or Sanidine,
or Sapphire,
or Sapphirine,
or Sarcolite,
or Sard,
or Sardonyx,
or Scapolite,
or Scheelite,
or Schizolite,
or Scolecite,
or Scorodite,
or Selenite,
or Sellaite,
or Senarmontite,
or Sepiolite,
or Seraphinite,
or Serendibite,
or Shattuckite,
or Shigaite,
or Shocked quartz,
or Shortite,
or Shungite,
or Siderite,
or Sillimanite,
or Simpsonite,
or Sinhalite,
or Smaltite,
or Smithsonite,
or Smoky quartz)),
((Set background style as geodes formation caves:1.0,
on floor are randomly distributed ♣ objects with textures from ores desktop:2.0)),
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