Crystal Gems Jasper Novels & Stories

He reported and it immediately gave me a headache. "What the hell. When I talked with them, they assured me that they are trying to negotiate terms with the dealers. What's with it now?" I sighed, "And there is no way I am going to change my designs. My whole collection is based on a Kashmir sapphire. I can't." I shook my head because there is no way out of it. "And why can't they have a successful negotiation with the dealers?" "The gemstones market isn't doing well. They asked for money more than the normal rates and I also assume that some of them are smuggled illegally."

At the center, a stone pedestal holds a glowing orb, pulsating with light. Gemini approaches cautiously, her heart pounding in her chest. “This must be what we were meant to find,” she says, reaching out toward the orb. She sees visions of wars, ancient warriors, and a darkness so strong and broad that it threatens to devour everything in its path as her hand hovers over it. However, there is also light in those visions—a dazzling, blinding force that drives the darkness away. The voice of GLZ, "Gemini," breaks through the blur of pictures. "Are you alright?"

I might as well go over. As I got closer, I realised it was not really a rock, more like a large gemstone. Except, it was like none I had ever seen before. My mum and dad had owned a jewellery store, and despite being young, I still remembered the precious gems that had embedded the various items. Rubies, emeralds, diamonds, sapphires…every one you could think of. But this didn’t look like any of them. In a way it was almost indescribable, appearing reflect every colour of the rainbow back at you, similar to a prism.

The people wandering around were also clearly from a different social class. In the far back stood a glass display case. A small crowd surrounded it, seemingly admiring a breathtaking jewel. From between the gaps in the crowd, Jacklyn vaguely caught a glimpse of the gemstone. It was cerulean blue, and it shimmered especially brilliantly under the lights. Just one look and she made up her mind. That was the one! "Liam, that stone fits my design extremely well." Without any hesitation, Liam called over a staff member and purchased it. The cerulean sapphire was theirs. And with that settled, they prepared to leave.

Silence hugs the temple, but my heartbeat is loud, booming through my ears, when I’m made to kneel before her, tilting my head down. Grandma Ella appears before me, Grandpa Ryatt beside her, and I feel the weight of a crown placed on my head. A crown of precious stones–gems from every corner of Eastonia. Emeralds, sapphires, and polished obsidian from Veiled Valley. Diamonds, turquoise, and aquamarine from Tarsian. Rubies and emeralds from the Roguelands. And moonstones from Moonrise that glow a bright crimson as my powers ignite the moment the crown is placed on my head.

ALL: Yes! MAYA: Very well then (smiles) 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 ROSE: Anya! I found something (held a shiny white Crystal) ANYA: That crystal sure is blinding white. ROSE: No, it's like a Ruby, a diamond. ANYA: A diamond? A Ruby? Take your pick (observed the tree close to her) ROSE: More like a diamond?

Closing my eyes, I try to ground myself as something rushes past me. Opening my eyes, I find the cave mouth illuminated in the dim light of night. There in my hand, which I believed was holding Taran’s, is a wand. At the base sits a dark green serpentine crystal, then the dark wood appears black, and right above my hand, three gems are set. The first is a green jade, the second is a purple amethyst, and the third is a sunstone crystal. On top sits a large piece of quartz. The stone glows pink for a moment, then turns clear, like glass. I slowly walk out of the cave, wand in hand. I lay on the ground just outside the mouth of the cave and look up into the sky, as the meteor shower starts. Onc

All she remembers is holding Avalon tight squishing Isabella between them and now she was in their bed at the hotel. “The house began to collapse.” Asrar spoke gently. He didn’t want to startle her or freak her out. What he had to tell her would sound strange. “You held onto the other two and with a gift unknown to you, you saved them from being hurt.” “An unknown gift.” She spoke confused. She leaned up and looked at him sighing. “This isn’t going to make sense to you.” Asrar spoke gently looking up at her gems. She held his as he spoke. “We think you’re the Dragons Gem.”

Jessie slipped it on, admired it for a while, and said, “This one feels like something I should wear when I’m older.” She took it off and picked up a crystal bracelet. She held it up to the window. “What kind of crystal is this? It’s gorgeous. I’ve never seen anything like it.” “That’s rutilated quartz. Collector’s grade. Do you like it?" Jack realized she really did have a thing for gold tones.

“A purchase from GemEssence Suppliers—an order for precious stones totaling nearly a hundred and twenty thousand dollars.” My eyebrows furrowed. “That’s impossible. We didn’t need that kind of volume. What exactly was ordered?” Evelyn clicked open the invoice. “Let’s see… twenty-five carats of Burmese rubies, thirty carats of Colombian emeralds, and…” she paused, scrolling down, “ten carats of Kashmir sapphires.” I stared at her. “Sapphires? We haven’t used Kashmir sapphires since the limited ‘Crown of Dusk’ line two years ago. Why would anyone order those?”