Бирюзово-серебряная конфета — вариант 2

Use the supplied image as the exact reference. Create one isolated transparent PNG of the same subject: one candy wrapped in turquoise foil with silver dots and silver twisted ends; exclusively turquoise and silver. Preserve its recognizable identity, material, realistic tactile studio-photography style, soft diffuse upper-left light and three-quarter view. Aim for about 20% overall visual difference, not a radical redesign. Keep believable proportions and the recognizable natural construction; do not stretch or squeeze the object. Make only a moderate silhouette change and carry most of the difference through two or three details such as pattern, trim, texture, folds or small ornaments, exactly as described here: A turquoise-and-silver foil candy with the same natural proportions, neat twisted silver ends, small white dots and subtle metallic crosshatching. For stones, leaves, fruits and vegetables, prefer plausible natural irregularity, asymmetry and surface variation instead of simply making them longer or narrower. Keep the item and its theme recognizable, but shift hue and saturation visibly, roughly 15–25% from the reference; avoid nearly identical shades. Give variants 1 and 2 distinct but harmonious shade choices. Do not copy an identical surface pattern. Keep the entire object centered and fully visible, occupying about 75–80 percent of a square canvas with generous transparent margin. True transparent alpha outside the object and through every real hole or gap. No floor, scenery, backdrop, checkerboard, external cast shadow, detached pieces, text, logos, border, watermark, extra objects, animation or montage.