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Talia is given the Red Stone, which she wears on a necklace. The Blue Stone is given to Abel, and while normally it's attached to his headgear, on one occasion he removes the stone and fixes it to a magic staff. Most importantly, the Red Stone has the power to set loose an all-powerful dragon, who can only be sealed up again by the Blue Stone. In Dragon Quest: Legend of the Hero Abel, the Red Stone and Blue Stone hold untold power that can only be unleashed by those chosen to guard them.Dragon Ball's Chi-chi has one of these in her helmet, used for lasering anything she doesn't like the look of.Nearly all X-Antibody Digimon he designed have green light-emitting crystals at somewhere of their bodies, one even has them as its hair.

As'maria is definitely in love with this trope.

There's also JagerLowemon, who has them all over his body.

Digimon Frontier has Dynasmon, who has one set into the palm of each hand.

'Water Stones' and 'Crystallized Blood Stones' are both mentioned in the context of surgery, the first for rinsing out a wound and the second as a transfusion source for a patient who has lost a lot of blood. Jessie uses a 'Hearing Stone' much like a stethoscope to check a patient's lung function.

Downplayed examples are found throughout the Low Fantasy world of Blue Ramun - the Blue Doctors use slightly magical crystals in their healing work.

Ah! My Goddess: Skuld has two on the backs of her hands, and two on top of her feet.

Agni's Philosophy: One is instrumental in the summoning ritual.

Your Mad Scientist or Evil Sorcerer will probably be using such a crystal to power his Death Ray. They also can appear in less advanced settings when doing the job of 'focusing crystal', not directly making the energy themselves but somehow being able to turn any other energy source into Stuff Blowing Up by having lights bounce around off the internal angles. In science fiction settings, they tend to be welcome with the Sufficiently Advanced Alien races.

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In a magical setting, they'll often be called 'The Eye of.' and Power Glows will be in full effect, leading to the crystal being a Glowing Gem. You see, while it's been fine for gold and silver to coast by on their prettiness to be worth something, in our fiction we seem intent on making jewellery work for their value and turn them into a universal battery so popular for energy storage it makes the AA look shameful. So if you want something to look highly advanced or incredibly magically powerful, just slap a Mineral MacGuffin on it just like a normal MacGuffin, it doesn't even have to do anything to be neat! They are also friends to Mons, Doomsday Devices, space rangers, magical knights, Humongous Mecha, and regular old Robots.

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