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An Enamel Beetle Whose Tiny Metal Legs Have Real Weight
The metal legs need to sit convincingly on the surface — not float or merge into the shell.
✍️ The brass legs must plant convincingly on the surface below; they shouldn't hover or blend into the shell.
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Macro 3D render of a tiny handcrafted enamel beetle sculpture on a matte ivory block, emerald segmented shell, fine brass legs and subtle hammered metal imperfections, physically plausible contacts and reflections, close three-quarter view, soft rectangular studio lights, no jewelry brand. Square 1:1 standalone finished image. No text, logo, watermark, border, grid, multi-panel layout or contact sheet.
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