Emerald

Emerald is a gemstone and a variety of the mineral beryl. It is also considered a color.

Emeralds are commonly buried deep underground, but have a cosmopolitan distribution, even found in the most unlikely of places. When brought back up, the person who does so receives immunity. Seven ancient specimens and their powerful parent are notably multicoloured and signify unlimited power.

Colors
	Red • Orange • Yellow • Green • Blue • Purple • Black • White • Pink • Brown • Gray (Grey)
	Cyan • Magenta • Indigo • Violet • Rose • Gold • Silver • Bronze
	Fuchsia • Beige • Amber • Lime • Lemon • Tan • Teal • Olive • Khaki • Sky Blue • Navy
	Maroon • Crimson • Vermillion • Scarlet • Coral • Salmon • Peach • Cream • Lavender • Lilac • Aqua • Turquoise • Emerald • Ochre • Sienna • Umber
	Light Gray • Dark Gray • Burgundy • Auburn • Ruby • Sepia • Taupe • Banana • Spring Green • Mint • Jade • Aquamarine • Azure • Sapphire • Amethyst • Plum • Neon • Ivory • Platinum
	Apricot • Tangerine • Marigold • Wheat • Chartreuse • Moss • Kelly • Celadon • Periwinkle • Cerulean • Cobalt • Ultramarine • Blueberry • Iris • Grape • Thistle • Mauve • Orchid • Strawberry • Cerise • Vanilla • Chocolate • Mahogany • Chestnut • Ebony • Charcoal • Gunmetal • Key
	Coquelicot • Persimmon • Sunburn • Peru • Goldenrod • Citrine • Vitellary • Dandelion • Pear • Mindaro • Goo • Slime Green • Sage • Asparagus • Harlequin • Erin • Malachite • Pakistan • Verdigris • Viridian • Alice Blue • Electric Blue • Capri • Cornflower • Glaucous • Victoria • Zaffre • Eggplant • Heliotrope • Puce • Mulberry • Amaranth • Snow • Pearl • Xanadu • Feldgrau
	Eigengrau • Vantablack

Emerald

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