Raw Bloodstone: A Landscape of Green and Ochre
Very dark green, almost black in places, gives raw bloodstone a rich, shadowed character. Lighter green areas break through between scattered reddish-brown markings and ochre-brown patches, bringing small notes of warmth to the darker surface. Some faces carry pale highlights and a slight sheen; others remain matte, creating a gentle contrast between glimmer and depth.
Broad, relatively smooth faces give way to grainy-looking patches and ridges. Pointed corners and uneven edges lend the outline a rugged character, while flatter and softly curved surfaces offer room to notice the changing colours. Together, these details suggest a little imagined island: green clearings within dark land, with an ochre shoreline tracing a warm boundary against the shadows.
