Closed [11 Questions] Things that Glitter

[Chase]

First deduction exercise of the year, agents.
I'm thinking about a decently famous gem.
Start asking.

Rules:

• You have 11 questions (in total, not each).
• They must all be yes/no questions.
• First correct answer closes the game.
• If the game hits 11 questions with no correct answer, the game also closes.

 

[Eugene]

Is this gem composed primarily of carbon?

 

[Jade]

Is this gem colorless?

 

[Chase]

Is this gem composed primarily of carbon?

No.

Is this gem colorless?

Also no.

9 questions left.

 

[Jade]

No.


Also no.

9 questions left.

Okay,this gem isn't from a movie either,right?

 

[Patty]

Does the color of this gem fall into the cool side (greens, blues, purples) of the spectrum?

 

[Chase]

Okay,this gem isn't from a movie either,right?

No, this gem is not from a movie.
Although... free clue: the gem shares its name with an early 20th-century book.

Does the color of this gem fall into the cool side (greens, blues, purples) of the spectrum?

Yes.

7 questions left.

 

[Jade]

No, this gem is not from a movie.
Although... free clue: the gem shares its name with an early 20th-century book.


Yes.

7 questions left.

I'm guessing it isn't a ruby,right?

 

[Chase]

I'm guessing it isn't a ruby,right?

No.
But Jade, I'll let this one pass, since Patty asked if the gem was under a 'cool' spectrum, and a ruby clearly is not.

Still 7 questions left.

 

[Jade]

No.
But Jade, I'll let this one pass, since Patty asked if the gem was under a 'cool' spectrum, and a ruby clearly is not.

Still 7 questions left.

Sorry I'm not a good guesser as everyone else did,Chase (believe me I like you better than well the Netflix version of you but don't tell no one that I said to you.)

 

[Joe Kerr]

Is that gem currently set in a famous jewellery collection (royal or otherwise)?

 

[Invader]

Could this possibly be an "emerald as there is a book called The emerald city of oz.