Close-up of the eye of a weathered stone woman, intricately sculpted with delicate details that reveal both strength and fragility. The surface of her face is cracked and eroded, showing signs of age and the passage of time. The camera focuses tightly on her eye, where a single stone tear begins to form. The tear, rough and jagged like a fragment of rock, slowly rolls down her cracked cheek, leaving a faint trail of dust in its wake. The camera moves subtly, capturing the texture of her chiseled skin, the delicate carving of her eyelashes, and the raw emotion frozen in stone. The background is dark and atmospheric, with soft, directional light illuminating the eye and the path of the tear, creating dramatic shadows. As more stone tears fall, small fragments chip off her face, emphasizing the fragility of her form and the intensity of her silent sorrow. Dust and tiny particles float in the air, adding depth and motion to the scene, as if the entire statue is slowly crumbling under the weight of her emotions.