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When Reynardo kills the Councilor and the Emperor by consuming their souls, and Iblis says "It is complete", the Iblis Stone is referred to as "what was once a stone/gem in a sword". Given the look of the eye in that page of the Book, it is most certainly related. Sadly, I don't see how would the Stone end up in a sword in the story, so it seems I'll turn up empty handed, but it is an interesting pursuit either way.
Here's a link to what the model looks like. apologies for the weird visual artefacts
https://imgur.com/a/ZuEMvdk