Amethyst Peridot Fusion Novels & Stories

And standing up close to it and seeing just what the harborage was her breath was taken away. It was a massive oasis located right in the middle of the blazing desert looking like it were a collection of gemstones come to life. There were trees of different heights and sizes with the colour and texture of sodalite, lepidolite and malachite. Flowers of different types with the colour and texture of angelite, citrine, rose quartz and carnelian. Grass that ran across the floor of the entire oasis with the colour and texture of aventurine and shrubs scattered here and there with the colour and texture of hematite and black tourmaline. A large waterfall with water the colour of lapis lazuli. Rock

Leon focused on the imperial green and imperial purple amethyst. The core of the Energy Convergence Circle was undoubtedly the most important and the better the quality of the core, the more effective the circle would be. Under normal circumstances, he only needed clear jadeite for the core, but it would surely be even better to use imperial green or imperial purple amethyst. It was a shame that imperial green and imperial purple amethyst were far too rare. The ones that were on display were far too small, with the largest one being only the size of a child's fist.

Elara’s POV Six months later. Paris. My wedding day. I wore the dress Julian had helped design. Simple lace, dotted with tiny pearls like morning dew. Before the ceremony, another anonymous package arrived. Inside was an original jewelry design by the Art Nouveau master, Alphonse Mucha. An alexandrite set. It was priceless. Alexandrite changes color in different light—"an emerald by day, a ruby by night"—a symbol of a dual life and eventual reconciliation.

His tattooed arms folded across his chest, giving him more the appearance of a biker than a jeweler. “Hard to source?” I asked. “Oh, I can find it. But are you sure you want to use your mother’s ring? I could melt it down and make something new with the gold,” he suggested. I shook my head firmly, and Dion sighed. “Well then, get your wallet ready. Serendibite costs eighteen thousand dollars a carat. The earliest I can have it delivered is six weeks, and I’ll need to cut it to fit. So far, I’ve only managed to find it raw,” he explained.

It showed a raw rock, matte and opaque, glowing a deep, interior purple as if lit from within. “What… what is this?” Imani asked, leaning forward, breathless. The chunk of stone, opaque and faintly shimmering violet, pulsed on the screen as if alive. “That’s not gold,” Jade murmured, her voice trembling with fascination. “It’s something else entirely.” “It’s beautiful,” Imani whispered. “Dangerous is beautiful sometimes,” Jade replied, zooming in closer. “Celestium,” she read out, her voice barely a whisper. Imani reached out, her fingertips brushing the holographic image as if she could feel its texture.

she choked out. Illyra heard the box snap open. She felt the warmth of his body as he moved to stand behind her. She felt a heavy weight against the bare skin beneath her collarbone. It was surprisingly heavy. Frowning, she opened her eyes. A simple gold chain hung around her neck, with an enormous green pendant wrapped in gold wire. Shocked, she touched the olive-green jewel, the size of a robin’s egg. “What’s this?” “It’s a peridot,” he said quietly. “Carved from a meteorite that fell to Siberia in 1749. It once belonged to my great-grandmother.”

he said as I was arching my eyebrow. “Azalea, she was one of the intended colleagues but I don’t tell her yet,” he said as I nodded at him before I took a seat in front of him and smiled at him. “So, what brings you to my humble office?” Alex asked before he was setting his laptop aside and I was doing my best to ignore the rock collection that I gave to him. He was a sentimental guy. “Well, I have something that you might be interested in,” I said as I took out an Amazonite for his rock collection. It was a sky blue gem that can be found in the Amazon area. That’s where the name came from.

“I had to guess his size. But I hope you both will accept this.” “What’s this?” Eden asked, not able to act stern anymore as he opened the box and stared at the matching bracelet and ring set. “Ooooo~.” “They are made of black obsidian.” Fern explained, taking them out and held them up together. “And when closer together, shine just a little brighter. I thought this matched you two so I wanted to get it for you both. “The store took a while to get the correct sizes and also pack it up. I apologise for being late.”

It was an amethyst stone. “Well, ain’t this pretty?” he asked, looking at the stone. “This would compliment you a lot, Cait. The stone’s color is the same as half the shade in your eyes.” With a snort, he bent and hooked the necklace in her neck. “There, beautiful.” The amethyst settled neatly in her cleavage. Its color showed a stark difference from her white nightgown - a swirl of magical purples, blue and white. For a moment, Noman saw a quick spark from it and then a slight change in color to a red, but he shrugged his shoulders thinking that it was just the flame’s effect from the fireplace of the room.

My eyes began to shed more tears as I saw the beauty in it all. There was a dark band, looked to be black. It curved fitting into the first ring. There was a set of thin stones in the center. I looked closer before I admired the difficulty. There were 3 thin stones, all triangle shaped overlapping each other. The first level was an amethyst crystal, the next was diamond, the top another amethyst. “We can get them sealed together, but we each wanted to have a ring, we have gone to many lifetimes without one.” Lex said shrugging off my amazement.