This half-body statue of Phosphophyllite captures a calm, observant moment in the Houseki no Kuni universe. The figure uses translucent, gem-like material styling to mimic Phos' mineral form, with pale mint-green tones that shimmer as light passes through the edges. The pose emphasizes a gentle tilt of the head and a poised stance, giving an impression of curiosity and quiet resolve. Fine workmanship highlights the crystal facets along the torso and limbs, while subtle shading and a smooth, luminescent surface convey the character's fragile yet enduring spirit. The base is understated to ensure the focus remains on the gemstone figure and its serene presence.

Phosphophyllite, known as Phos, begins as the youngest and most fragile gem in the Houseki, often craving purpose and meaning beyond simple survival. Across the story, Phos confronts violence, loss, and surprising transformations that redefine identity beyond appearance. Through trials with fellow gems and encounters with the mysterious Lunarians, Phos learns to adapt, improvise, and discover strengths they never imagined. The journey moves from naivety to resilience, culminating in changes that reveal a new form and purpose for Phos. This figure commemorates that evolution by presenting a thoughtful, evolving character poised for future growth.