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Close-up photograph of a single small pear-cut dark green gemstone. No people are visible. The stone sits near the centre of the tissue, with a soft shadow and textured tissue surface around it.

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A small dark green pear-shaped gemstone sits on a folded white tissue or napkin with a textured weave, resting on a rough woven cloth surface. The photograph is a close, slightly soft-focus shot of this single gem, with no people or ritual setting visible.2011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01A small teardrop-cut green gemstone sits on a folded white tissue or paper napkin with a textured surface, placed on a rough beige woven cloth. No people are visible. The gem is a deep emerald-green, catching a highlight on its upper facet.2011-09-01Close-up photograph of a single small teardrop-shaped faceted green gemstone. The stone sits near the centre of the frame and catches a little light on its facets. No people are visible.2011-09-01Close-up photograph of a single small teardrop-shaped green gemstone. The stone catches a bright highlight and sits near the centre of the napkin. No people or ritual setting is visible.2011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01A small teardrop-shaped green faceted gemstone. No people are visible. The photograph is close and slightly dim, with the gem as the single focal point at the centre of the napkin.2011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01Close-up photograph of a single small teardrop-shaped dark green gemstone resting on a white textured paper napkin or tissue. The napkin is laid over a red fabric with gold woven patterns at the edges. No people are visible.2011-09-01A small teardrop-shaped green gemstone rests at the centre of a white cloth spread over an orange-red surface, with a dark fabric edge at the upper left. No people are visible.2011-09-01A single small oval green gemstone, polished and cabochon-cut, rests on a folded sheet of white paper towel placed on a pale marble-patterned surface. No people are visible. The stone is the sole focal point, centred on the towel.2011-09-01