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Description
The Trioctave symbol for a Layer 2 arc whose name is impossible to orate in word form, with many referring to it by the name of the mineral it resembles: Carnelian. It is represented by the Greek α (“Alpha”) and a translucent hue of rose, and deemed a “variable transition” to the Layer 3 arc of Pyr.

The symbol is an equilateral triangle pointing rightward with a dot at its centre, and is often depicted with other Stage 2 symbols at the rightmost “Alpha” position, its parallels being both Aquamarine and Garnet.

Description
The Trioctave symbol for a Layer 2 arc whose name is impossible to orate in word form, with many referring to it by the name of the mineral it resembles: Carnelian. It is represented by the Greek α (“Alpha”) and a translucent hue of rose, and deemed a “variable transition” to the Layer 3 arc of Pyr.

The symbol is an equilateral triangle pointing rightward with a dot at its centre, and is often depicted with other Stage 2 symbols at the rightmost “Alpha” position, its parallels being both Aquamarine and Garnet.