Animal Gemstone Effect

Reference the original image’s character identity and facial features: 1.8}, {Pet consistency: 1.8}. Based solely on the input photo as the visual reference, preserve the original photo in its entirety: The pet’s identity, facial features, expressions, hairstyle, body shape, pose, hand gestures, accessories, background, lighting, shadows, camera angle, composition, and overall color tone must remain unchanged. Only add colored gemstone embellishments to exposed skin surfaces and body areas; the overall quantity, density, and distribution pattern should be moderate—delicately scattered with a natural rhythm of spacing and density. Leave appropriate gaps for white fur, avoiding dense, uniform coverage. The gems are primarily distributed across white-furred areas such as the forehead, cheeks, chest, and front legs, arranged naturally and randomly, varying in size yet maintaining overall harmony. Gem sizes range from approximately 1 to 4 millimeters, predominantly featuring small round, oval, and a few heart-shaped facets. Colors include pink, blue, green, purple, orange, gold, silver, and transparent crystal hues. Each gemstone must adhere realistically to the fur surface, following the curves of the pet’s face and body, accurately reflecting the original image’s perspective, fur direction, and lighting conditions. The gems should exhibit genuine facets, subtle highlights, natural contact shadows, and slight reflections. Some gems may be partially obscured by surrounding fur, creating a professional jewelry makeup effect. The gems must not float freely; they should not resemble two-dimensional stickers affixed flat onto the photo’s surface, nor should they have uniform height, consistent angles, or mechanical grid-like arrangements. The final effect should closely resemble high-density jewelry makeup and fashion magazine styling—exquisite, sparkling, realistic, and exuding a sense of luxury—while still preserving the pet’s natural appearance as depicted in the original photo. Do not alter or overlay the background. Do not add any text, arrows, collage borders, before-and-after layout compositions, logos, or watermarks.