Crystal Gems Peridot Novels & Stories

There came out seven kinds of precious gems from Virando’s dark blue light: gold, silver, pearl, diamond, amber, crystal, and coral. Each of the seven gems began to emit their own lights in the seven different rainbow colors. The seven rainbow colors were directed towards the red orpiment liquid and light in the quite big and wide hole underneath Virando, Sumico and friends. At once, the seven rainbow lights managed to dry the red orpiment liquid as well as light. It left merely some ashes with some dark grey smoke coming out of it. Seeing that, definitely Janice Valeria and Windrich Cannon Bee could merely widen up their eyes, within their vast disbelief and incredible shock.

Let me show you. The necklace is a dazzling masterpiece crafted with a fine chain of polished sterling silver that gracefully rests along the neckline. Each gemstone is carefully handpicked by me, sitting in its own delicate bezel setting, creating a harmonious cascade of colors. At the center, a radiant emerald glows with deep green hues. On one side, a sapphire glitters in ocean blue tones, while opposite it, a rich ruby burns with fiery passion. Scattered among them are smaller accents of amethyst with their royal purple charm, golden citrine, and sparkling white topaz that catch the light like tiny stars.

For convenience, the shop had been closed that day, only serving Jake and Ann. The shopkeeper invited Ann to sit in the shop comfortably, and some of the shop assistants brought some types of jewelry from the newest collection. Ann could tell that these jewels were all costly and of high quality from the gleam of their light. Besides being made of gold, the gemstones that adorn them were stunning. Emerald, topaz, rose quartz, ruby, peridot, tourmaline, onyx, diamond, jadeite, opal, sapphire, alexandrite. The price was hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars per carat.

It's tradition. It's an elaborate victorian crown with emeralds and crystals incrested all over. Across the front are green gems resembling ivy with a prominent giant pear-cut emerald in the middle. The points are all differently shaped emeralds with crystals. It's a beautiful, perfect blend of Silver Moon and me. Our colors combined. "I...I love it!" A single tear drops down my cheek before she comes rushing over, dabbing it off. "Don't cry, sweet girl. So happy you love it. Now let's put it on and show my son why it's such a good thing he came to his senses yesterday."

He turned the laptop and brought it towards him, scrolled through the gallery and stopped on a particular picture. He showed the screen to her. Randy remained standing beside his boss the whole time. "Uhhh, now I see the guys holding an emerald, or whatever jewel that is." Linda replied nonchalantly. "You might think that it is just an ordinary jewel stone, but it is not." Brant stated. "Ok, lecture me!" She sat back and folded her arms across her chest. Randy was the one to kick off with the gem lectures. "That might look like any ordinary emerald or gem, but taking a closer look, it isn't just any gemstone. That is a Painite." Randy explained. "A pain… what?" Linda asked.

He opened the box, bringing out a beautiful emerald green gem necklace. My eyes widened as my jaw dropped at how beautiful the necklace was. It was gorgeous and glowed with mystical energy. “Kaden– it's beautiful!” I said to him and he grinned with pride, placing the green pendant around my neck. “I knew you would like it. It is something I got during the sixteenth century hoping that I would find someone that I can share it with. It holds magical properties. It is a jade gem, two of it kind, I possess the other half.” Kaden says, lifting up his wrist so I could see a replica of the jade gem in a band on his wrist.

I could practically feel the excitement radiating from Erica as she leaned forward, her gaze locked on the gem. “The Crimson Midnight Star is a gem of unmatched clarity and brilliance, mined from the deepest caves of the Swakrosian Empire over a thousand years ago. It has been passed down through the hands of emperors, queens, and conquerors. This is truly a one-of-a-kind piece. The starting bid is…” The announcer paused dramatically, allowing the anticipation to build, “Three Million dollars!” I glanced sideways at Erica, her lips were slightly parted and her eyes reflected the colour of the gem. This was it, this was the item that she wanted. She didn't even wait for the first bid to be ca

His steady hands carefully placed an anklet around her ankle. At first glance, Emerald was captivated. The anklet was crafted from seven glass-carved lotus flowers, each petal crystal clear, free of impurities. This was a high-quality jadeite; if it had been a complete bracelet, it would be worth a small fortune. Delicately carved with a few tiny bells, the anklet held a refined elegance, lively yet graceful as it lay against her fair skin, making it appear even more luminous. "Is this the gift you mentioned?" Emerald bit her lip. "It’s too valuable, I—"

“Are there certain cuts to stones that would make it more meaningful to her?” “Well, if she wanted a semi-precious stone, you might consider a citrine, amethyst or peridot. Those are all stones used in witchcraft for things like healing, clarity, calming and balance. Of course, every coven uses them a bit differently, so there’s no right or wrong choice,” Maeve tells them. “What about you, dear? What would you choose, you know, if it were you?” One woman asks. “Me? Oh, well, I heard once that emeralds represent loyalty and successful love. If it were me, that is the ring that I would choose to wear.”

She then asks, “What’s so odd about it?” “It’s a rare moonstone. I have never seen such a rare one like it.” I tell her and she continues to look at it before she asks me, “Is it worth a lot of money?” “To a certain buyer, yes.” I tell her and I wonder why she is asking. Then I realize that she was worried about how she was going to pay the doctor and that she may be thinking about pawning it. With that thought, I say to her, “It is a priceless piece since it belonged to your mother.”