Tecnodidattica Zoo Illuminated Children's Globe - 25 cm, Pink

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Color: The colors of Poudretteite range from colorless to very vibrant pink or purple-pink. The more Manganese in its structure, the more intense its shade of pink.

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Color: Kunzite is one of the typically pink gemstones. Its color ranges from pale pink to vivid purple and violet – and it gets these pigments from Manganese. Custom Modern Spider Chandelier 7 Lights Pendant Swag Chandelier any colors and LED bulbs Dipped Copper Unique Loft Contemporary chandelierBefore the rejig, Hamleys' girls department was home to a menagerie of fluffy animals, cookery sets and hair-and-beauty paraphernalia, including a beauty salon called Tantrum, while the boys floor was a Bear Grylls-fest of cars, spaceships and construction sets. In the files of the 2.0.4 update of My Singing Monsters, a Glowbe egg and a Bubblerite Glowbe portrait (the portraits you would normally see in Composer Island, the memory game, the Breeding Structure, and the first iteration of the Book of Monsters) was found. They have since been used for the Glowbes on Composer Island, in Version 2.0.6. Characteristics and Uses: Amethyst is broadly used in jewelry, as well as a decorative stone in the home, as it is believed to have purifying properties. Due to its regal color that symbolized nobility, there was a time when only royalty was allowed to wear Amethyst. The gem is the birthstone for February. Characteristics and Uses: Opal contains up to 20% water (it is made out of hydrated silica), which is why the gemstone should not be left in a hot environment, as it can dry and damage. 95% of all Opals available are used in jewelry pieces and the rest are used in crystal therapy. Some types of Opals are used in ceramics and abrasives.

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In the same live stream, Monster-Handler Matt suggested that the Glowbes in their home dimension are no color and all colors at once, in a color imperceptible to Humans, and the act of conjuring a Glowbe causes the Glowbe to attain one of the three primary colors available in the Monster world. Glowbes are a special kind of Monster that don’t produce sound, but rather emit light. According to the game’s lore, Glowbes hail from the Prism Dimension, a universe separate from the Monster World. Glowbes can be accessed in-game via the Fuzer structure, which allows you to conjure either a Red, Yellow, or Blue colored Glowbe. Two different colored Glowbes can then be fuzed into one Glowbe with a color combined from its parents. This can be done nearly unlimited times, to create a vast array of colors. In addition to being able to customize their color, players can also alter the light sequence to create animated light displays.

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The Monster Handlers have stated multiple times that Glowbes are technically decorations as opposed to Monsters, but since 2.0.6, they have been declared "Honorary Monsters" by the Handlers. Characteristics and Uses: Smithsonite is very soft, which is why it is not used in jewelry and most ‘Smithsonite’ pieces on the market are simulated. Valued for its unique look as well as rarity, the stone is a popular collector’s piece.When a Glowbe is "conjured" in the Fuzer, it may be chosen to be red, yellow, or blue. In addition, two Glowbes can be "fuzed" to create a new, secondary color like green, purple, or orange. It's also possible to fuze a primary and secondary color to make a tertiary color -- for instance, fuzing red with green yields a puce Glowbe; fuzing red with orange yields a reddish-orange Glowbe. Other color combinations also can result in a quaternary color or a quinary color. Quaternary colors are created by fuzing a primary and a tertiary color, or two secondary colors. Quinary colors can be created by fuzing a primary and a quaternary color together, or a secondary with a tertiary color; fuzing orange with purple yields a very dark blue color. Orange = Red + Yellow. Always pre-fuze these before fuzing with the results. E.g. Fuzing Blue with Orange is not the same as fuzing Blue with Red (giving Magenta), and then fuzing Magenta with Yellow!