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Diamond

Diamond pure carbon represents indestructible spirit and ultimate clarity. The hardest natural material symbolizes invincibility and eternal nature. Diamonds refract light into rainbow spectrum, showing the one becoming many.

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Jade

Jade precious stone of China. Tougher than steel yet carvable. Represents immortality and heavenly virtue.

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Earth

Our blue marble home, the only known planet harboring life. Earth represents manifestation, the material …

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Graphene

Graphene single-atom carbon sheet. Strongest material known. Represents nanotechnology future and impossible thinness with strength.

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Granite

Granite igneous rock is nearly indestructible. Used for monuments and foundations. Represents permanence and earth …

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Obsidian

Obsidian volcanic glass sharper than steel. Ancient tools and scrying mirrors. Represents underworld vision and …

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Marble

Marble metamorphic stone of classical beauty. Michelangelo's choice for David. White veined elegance represents eternal …

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Phosphorus

Phosphorus glows in dark, discovered from urine. Essential for life in DNA and bones. Makes …

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Meteorite Iron

Meteorite iron falls from sky. Ancient smiths made sacred weapons before smelting. Contains nickel from …

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Carbon Fiber

Carbon fiber space-age material. Stronger than steel, lighter than aluminum. Represents technological frontier.

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Obsidian

Obsidian volcanic glass sharper than steel. Ancient cultures used for blades and mirrors. Modern surgeons …

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