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The image displays a paper with Russian text and several polished stones arranged on it. The text at the top reads "КОЗИРОГ", which translates to "Capricorn". Below that, "22 дек. – 19 ян." indicates the dates associated with the Capricorn zodiac sign. The paper is placed on a wooden surface, likely a table, with a visible wood grain pattern.

The stones are positioned around the text and include:
- A translucent orange stone labeled "Axam".
- A brown stone with white and dark streaks, labeled "Яспиc" (likely Jasper).
- A pinkish-red stone with darker veins, labeled "Родонит" (Rhodonite).
- Two small, brown, rectangular stones with holes, labeled "Тигрово око" (Tiger's Eye).
- Two small, dark purple/green stones, labeled "Аметист" (Amethyst).
- A small, round, green and black striped stone, labeled "Малахит" (Malachite).
- A smooth, white, opaque stone, labeled "Опал" (Opal).

The scene does not contain any people or elements that would suggest a specific location within Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. The image is a close-up, overhead view of the stones and the paper.
Stanimira

Aug 5, 2026, 1:27 PM

Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria

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The image displays a paper with Russian text and several polished stones arranged on it. The text at the top reads "КОЗИРОГ", which translates to "Capricorn". Below that, "22 дек. – 19 ян." indicates the dates associated with the Capricorn zodiac sign. The paper is placed on a wooden surface, likely a table, with a visible wood grain pattern. The stones are positioned around the text and include: - A translucent orange stone labeled "Axam". - A brown stone with white and dark streaks, labeled "Яспиc" (likely Jasper). - A pinkish-red stone with darker veins, labeled "Родонит" (Rhodonite). - Two small, brown, rectangular stones with holes, labeled "Тигрово око" (Tiger's Eye). - Two small, dark purple/green stones, labeled "Аметист" (Amethyst). - A small, round, green and black striped stone, labeled "Малахит" (Malachite). - A smooth, white, opaque stone, labeled "Опал" (Opal). The scene does not contain any people or elements that would suggest a specific location within Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. The image is a close-up, overhead view of the stones and the paper.

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