KSEDCstudio’s Lishi Candy catalogue lists Sky Blue Carbon Quartz, Diagonal-cut Red/Yellow NTPT and Cross-cut Black/Red NTPT separately. The sky-blue face is relatively plain, with fine dark lines around its edges. On the red-and-yellow version, bands cross the face grooves; on the black-and-red version, dark layers appear in the grooves and around the edges.

All three entries specify a light polish and 22 g, but their material labels differ. Sky Blue is listed as Carbon Quartz, while the other two are listed as imported Carbon Quartz (NTPT). Keeping those version labels is more precise than grouping them by colour alone. The 22 g figure applies to these three finished-product entries.

In the second Shouxing update, GD explains that players had nicknamed its custom G10 “Carbon Quartz” since the Fuxing release. This update separately introduces what the maker calls “real (Tiffany blue) Carbon Quartz”. The two names occur in the same announcement, but the earlier G10 versions remain G10.

The photograph shows the turquoise exterior separately from the internal tracks. The source also says that the internal sliding block remains Teflon. A Carbon Quartz version name does not mean that every internal part uses the same material. The exact composition and supplier are not independently established by this product announcement.

Chima’s Huben accessory update shows Carbon Quartz plates paired with a zirconium-alloy body, describing the Carbon Quartz configuration as an auction one-off. In the photograph, white-and-grey and red patterns are concentrated on the face plates, with dark structural parts still visible around them.

The configuration does not clearly assign Carbon Quartz to individual plate layers, so the confirmed use is limited to the plate combination. The zirconium-alloy body is a separate material choice.

In its 2026 EDC Show preview, AEKnives describes CELL as a flashlight with a new structure. At the time, it had samples in only two materials: a Tiffany Carbon Quartz version and a Vegasforge Damascus version.

The photograph places the two samples side by side. Broad patterns on the turquoise sample follow its facets and grooves, alongside smaller parts with a dark metallic appearance. The announcement does not list those parts’ materials individually or provide a weight or light-output test for CELL. This is a view of the versions and their sample-stage appearance.

For the Xiao Sanpang 1.0 material update, KSF EDC lists four Carbon Quartz colours: white, red, blue and “Tiffany turquoise”, illustrated with blocks of stock. Parallel black lines are visible along the white block’s side; the turquoise block also shows dark layers.

These photographs record the material before machining, rather than four finished spinners. Layers along a block’s side, patterns on a finished face and colours exposed in grooves offer different views. Photographs alone still cannot establish the reinforcement, resin or supplier.