Geode Cross Section with Dust on Rainy Metal

A rough-hewn geode cross-section rests on a wet, silver-toned metal surface speckled with fresh rain droplets. The stone reveals concentric layers of deep violet quartz and creamy calcite, catching the soft, diffused morning light filtering through sheer curtains. Tiny dust particles float in the air and settle in the crevices of the mineral, illuminated by the cool, directional beam. The background blurs into a soft wash of grey and green, suggesting a window view of late spring greenery outside Kyiv. Water beads curve along the metal, reflecting the pale light. One droplet rests on the edge of the stone, distorting the violet pattern beneath it.