Gem-Stones.md

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 The socket names are case sensitive.. if your item has a `Blue` gem socket, make sure your gem stone color is `Blue`.\
 ![On the gem](https://i.imgur.com/yzPIa5M.png)![On the weapon](https://i.imgur.com/Ll4VfNi.png)
 
+## Uncoloured Sockets
 Gems with no gem color can be applied onto any gem socket. Similarily, uncolored gem sockets can receive any gem stone. Gem stones which gem colors are not specified (in the item edition menu) are considered uncolored. To setup an uncolored gem socket, make sure the input socket color is the exact same as the string setup in the main plugin config:
 ```
 gem-sockets:
@@ -25,4 +26,6 @@ gem-sockets:
     # uncolored gem socket i.e a socket for any type of gem.
     uncolored: 'Uncolored'
 ```
-![On the item](https://i.imgur.com/csqISPc.png)
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+![On the item](https://i.imgur.com/csqISPc.png)
+
+If you don't want to utilize the gem color system, simply create items with uncoloured sockets and don't specify a gem color when creating gem stones. Additionally, you may also change the `gem-socket` display in _stats.yml_ so it does not display the gem color whatsoever.
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