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So, here's how the hyperspace interface works:
The swoop on the front side sucks up all of the energy of the iolite, citrine, tanzanite, amethyst, and moldavite, and it gets directed into the back end of the monster aqua aura crystal, using the Fibonacci algorithm to ensure everything gets processed according to the proper fractal frequency. Everything is then squirted out the point of the aqua aura crystal, and into the ass-end of the little microprocessor aqua aura crystal on the backside, after having any negative energy inverted by the smoky quartz subprocessor. The output is then directed into the full-spectrum transmogrifier, which swirls averything around at a bajillion miles a nanosecond and beams the final output out through the Vera Cruz amethyst, the aqua crystal, and up into your domepiece with the full spectrum clear white light of realization that the clear quartz squirts out. Heady. Hope this piece helps him to pull some heady noise out of the ether and into his mixer

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L'Emental (front)
Aqua Aura quartz, iolite, citrine facet (.3 carat avg.) x2, tanzanite facet (.3 carat avg.) x2, amethyst pear facet(1.25 carat), moldavite, aquamarine crystal (Bela Horizonte Mine, Minas Gerais, Brazil)
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L'Emental (front, left side)
You can't really see it, but the weave under and to the left of the aqua aura crystal uses the Fibonacci sequence... I think I got up to 13)
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L'Emental (back)
That same ol' aqua crystal from Minas Gerais, Vera Cruz amethyst, quartz point, chunk of the same aqua aura quartz crystal from the front, smoky quartz, fossilized ammonite (Jurassic period, 140 million years ago, Cleoniceros, Madagascar)
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The more I learn, the more I realize how little I know. So... if I keep learning, eventually I'll realize that I know nothing. Haven't been updating much for about, oh, almost two years I just realized (gulp...) but check back once in a while, I do still wrap I just don't bother with pic'ing & posting so much anymore... I don't have em long enough to photograph sometimes, life is good! Pretty soon I'll be able to put em in the gas tank as well as eat them, then you'll never hear from me again I'll be living my retirement. At the age of 28. Life is good. Really. No matter what they say.

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