- select the resulting object with the original frame and expand the stroke in curves Objects-Expand (Stroke),

- now we need to clear the workpiece from the resulting phantom lines, use the Isolated mode for this - double click on the desired group of items, or right click - Isolate selected group, ungroup all the objects and with magic wand (tolerance settings - 0) select white elements and delete them, then group the remaining black segments together and exit the isolation mode,

- now the group with lines and the main contour combine into a compound path via the command Unite\Add in Pathfinder panel,

- in order that sapphire was colored, we need lots and lots of faces to do this, so select our new compound path and the remaining white pad and press Divide in Pathfinder panel,

- by the way, I give you a palette to color our sapphire, of course, if you don't prefer to match the colors of the stone youself; to use the palette shift all colors a pipette to the swatches, definitely creating for them their color group,

- now select the group with the scraps (before pulling the black contour out), fill in one some color and run the script Vary Hues (looking at the list, download here), the value does not matter, because at this stage we just need to decorate the flaps in different colors

- we paint the main path in one of the light colors, select a group with flaps and click the Recolor feature Graphic - rainbow circle on our panel,

- in the opened window select our created color group and see the transformation of sapphire is more realistic, you can also use the color order to choose the most successful version of the distribution of colors or create several gems, redistributing colors,

- create flares: simple white multi-beam stars, if it is a flat style with no gradients, or realistic with transparency, if you want a little more.

Remember that all of our sapphire should be grouped and be a single group-object (the element), including glares.

Now we remember a little script functions, inherited and improved from the Light version and see what is new.

Select our finished sapphires previously placed out of the artboard and saved, and run the script Random Pattern Pro.

The diameters of min and max are responsible for the size of the objects in the pattern; then  smaller the value, then more objects will be and the slower the script will generate a pattern, it is worth to remember. Tick NoResize will allow us to keep the current sizes of the source objects out of the artboard.

Offset min and max are responsible for the centrality of objects to each other. Then bigger is Offset then more the objects are located is wider, and vice versa. As in the Light version, we can use negative values, which gives a maximum approximation of objects or overlapping each other.

The principle of operation of a script built on the so-called auxiliary circles, for which we set the diameters and offset values. In the current version Pro, we can see these circles if select the check box Show circles.

Rotate and Flip are responsible respectively for the rotation and display of objects in the pattern. But be careful: don't use Flip for text elements, otherwise our texts will be mirrored and to cause confusion.

One of the new features in the Pro - for adjust transparency of objects use Opacity min and max, if you want to create a layered pattern with 3D effect. Transparency is assigned to each object separately.

Well, actually, after selecting settings click on Generate and get our precious scattering of beautiful sapphires.

The artboards feature allows you to select needed artboard, on which will generated pattern. It is convenient for those who are accustomed to work on multiple crop vector. Version Light delete all the artboards and generate a pattern on first. In Pro we can create one version of pattern on the first artboard, then change setting and create a new pattern from same objects on second artboard without closing of script! The only caveat - before we set the parameters for the new version of the pattern, it should be use the button To Swatches: the script group all objects of the same pattern together, otherwise all our objects on all artboards will be stored in a pile, and sort them out will be harder.

After clicking on To Swatches and then Done (if finished) the script will group all objects of the pattern, and create a background with no fill/stroke on the size of the artboard. Perfect! We have to drag this group (from artboard) in the swatches, and pattern is ready!

Also new feature in Pro is Shake - it twists, twirls, flipout (with their respective checkboxes) and swaps our objects in a chaotic manner in the current position and size of objects until you get bored or until you like the result. On the resulting scattering of gems it's not really noticeable, but if the objects are more universal, the result will be evident.

If we don't want to bother with the settings and the selection parameter, we can use the Auto button, which automatically generates a pattern based on the sizes of objects and artboard. If the result is not satisfied, it is always possible to Generate or Shake again for the formation of another location of objects or to clean the result by using function Clear. The Stop button interrupts the script, and Done ends when the pattern is fully ready and satisfied with us. Enjoy!