Garnet Pearl Amethyst Novels & Stories

"A complete set of black pearl jewelry from Tahiti," said Felicity. "A pair of imperial green jade earrings," added Vermont. "A bracelet with blue diamonds from South Zuluford." "A carved jade statue of Jesus." The two sounded like they were reciting a song. Upon finishing the list, they embraced in feigned emotional display. Felicity pretended to sob, "I'm so envious. I'm afraid my best friend will suffer, yet I'm jealous that she'll be driving a Land Rover. This is so contradicting."

She disappeared into the back and returned moments later with a deep red jewelry box, placing it carefully in front of me. “It is a red garnet necklace. The only one of its kind,” she explained, smiling as I opened it. The dark crimson pendant caught my eye immediately. I reached out, tracing it lightly with my finger. “Thank you.” “The pleasure is mine,” she said with a polite smile before stepping away. Maurice leaned in, studying it. “It’s beautiful.” I closed the box slowly, my fingers still resting on the edge. For a second, I saw it against Rhea’s throat—how the garnet would catch the sun.

"You have nothing to fear from us. How about we go inside, have some tea? We can talk." Kaida followed the women around the side of the house and through the garden. A walking path with crushed shells and stepping stones led the way. Benches were strategically placed on trails, interwoven like a maze, inviting visitors to stay. Relax. Explore. Crystals in varying shades and tones dripped from twine hanging from trellises. Purple amethyst. Rose quartz. Yellow citrine. Blue apatite. Black agate. Aquamarine fuchsite. Red jasper. And those were the ones she recognized. Through a lattice arch above, lavender blooms from beach pea vines crept through the openings.

Parie turned her head to Alesteria at the sudden call and perks her ears attentively, then her eyes landed on Alesteria's serious expression. "Yes?" "Gibe me the pwainwite." Parie was confused for a moment as she took a while to summon space with no end and pulled out a gemstone, a very familiar gem that as soon as it met the bright light of the moon, it shone brightly. It was the painite. "Here." Parie said as she gave it to Alesteria. 'It is a good thing I ordered Parie to hide this when no one is looking and to switch it to a fake one.' Alesteria thought.

I saw Maeve in this ring, and I was… mystified. “That,” the clerk said, noticing my intense focus, “is cut from one of the most rare gems in our stock.” He pulled out the ring from the glass case with careful, steady hands and held it up for us to take a closer look. “Behold, the Amethyst of Artemis.” “It’s beautiful,” Burke commented from somewhere beside me. “And you say it’s rare?”

On top of it sat several small crystals, each one shining under the candlelight. I leaned down, curious, and reached out to touch one. It was pale pink and smooth, like it had been polished over and over. It felt cool against my fingers, almost like it was humming very softly. Next to it was a small card, handwritten in neat, curly letters. Rose Quartz – For love and comfort I blinked and looked at the others. Amethyst – For calm and clarity Obsidian – For protection

Jade was surprised that even Amarok, who was more than interested in anything his mate was involved in, was not interested in touching this special necklace that belonged to his mate. "NO! You definitely canNOT touch it, Jade!!" Before he even had a chance to consider about touching it, Caroline's stern voice rang out starting him. But when she caught his curious look she heaved a sigh and started explaining putting the tray away. "This necklace belonged to Onica. She received it as a marking gift from Adrian. This pendant is a single Painite Gemstone and it is said to be one of the rarest gems in the world. And the floral arrangements around... those are made of pure silver... and... this n

I glare at him and place the earrings in as my mum fastens the pendant around my neck and fastens it. "I think I should make you aware of what you are wearing. The earrings are blue sapphires, Heirloom quality, Demi, approximately ten carats, and the diamonds on them, approximately four carats." "Okay, enough. Don't appraise the jewellery he got me, please!" I beg, and he stares at me. "Don't turn it into work!" That's exactly what he's doing. "Do you realise that the pendant is Tanzanite?" He looks at me. "Approx nineteen, twenty carats alone, not including diamonds. What does he do for work again?"

However, Ahmya never once raised her board to bid, she just watched, that annoyingly sweet smile never leaving her lips. "The second to the last item of tonight! Aquamarine necklace, it is a 20 carat Aquamarine gemstone with an 18 inches 20 carat gold chain. Starting bid is 35 million," the host said. It was quiet for a while before the crowd started raising their boards. "35.5 million!" "36 million!" "40 million!" "42 million!" "45 million!" "50 million!!" "Number 4, 50 million! Any other bids?" The host asked the crowd. Number 4, who was the woman named Momo Suzuki smiled smugly, not until Ahmya Yamato raised her board.

I set up a display wrist with a bracelet displaying each charm. The necklace display was completely full and I set up a display showing one of my larger necklaces with diamonds, sapphires, jade, rubies and amethyst in a hummingbird pattern. This one took a long time to complete and the sheer number of gems in it will drive the price up.