Garnet Pearls Novels & Stories

Fane was too much; he did not think about giving such an invaluable item to her. Unfortunately, so many people were looking on, and this was Fane’s present to the old master as well. She could only endure her heartache and remain calm. “This is that pearl!” Robert was envious. This object was an exceptionally rare and precious object. Experts claimed it could slow down a person’s metabolism. They wanted it so badly during the auction for this item. Alas, the item had reached the five-billion mark in the end, and they had to give up. “Yes, Grandfather. Happy seventieth birthday! I hope that this pearl can help Grandfather to be more energetic and live a long life!” Fane smiled indifferently.

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

When I got close enough to a case, my breath was stolen as I stared at the beautiful variations available here. When we got closer to the back, I couldn’t help but let out a gasp when my eyes landed on a beautiful necklace in a separate wooden case, the glass polished to perfection to show off every scintillating gem. It was silver, with the wires crossing and intertwining in a beautiful design as it housed garnets, amethyst, and even a few diamonds. In the center was a large clear gem, cradled by the threads of silver. Funny enough, there was no price tag, just an ‘inquire about item’ sign next to the box. It's just a stunning necklace so painfully out of reach.

It was like the first gift he ever got for her. The speaker: Here comes the final jewelry. My eyes grew wide. It looks so….rare. Green Demantoid Garnet Sterling Silver. "Anyone bidding?." A Scottish woman: 30 million. Is she fucking kidding me?. Oh no. No way, I wanna get it but don't have enough. My husband wants to give it to his ex- miserable girlfriend. The old man: 50 million. Everyone murmured. This man is fucking crazy with jewelry. I do not think I can afford that much. I only have my husband's money.

“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?”

The glow emitted from the pearl was breathtaking, and the host on stage told the pearl's origins at a moderate pace. The pearl originated from the Swallow Kingdom and was gifted by an unknown king to his beloved consort. Then, it changed masters a few times before becoming an accompaniment for the burial of a madam during the Astor Dynasty. After that, the tomb was raided, and the pearl was lost overseas. Under a stroke of good luck, Irene Moore saw it during an auction and used eight million Union dollars to bid on it.

He took a rectangular jewelry box and kneel on one knee and opened it. Her eyes dilated at the different types of stones. But all of it is gems. Small to bigger sizes. She couldn't breathe for five seconds thinking about how much it all costs. A billion? There are diamonds, chrysoberyl, tanzanite, pearls, sapphire, emerald, ruby, amethyst, and moonstone. "That's why I spend my years collecting this stuff. Aquamarine gemstones always remind me of your beautiful eyes, like the sea. If you want, you can just choose from here and design your ring."

The elderly vendor, with weathered hands that spoke, held forth an exquisite piece. Intricate links of gold, meticulously wrought, formed an elegant chain that draped seamlessly, creating a delicate framework for the centerpiece. At the heart of the necklace rested a sizable blue gemstone, capturing the essence of the deep ocean in its rich hue. The gemstone, cradled within a golden setting, emanated a mesmerizing brilliance that danced with every movement. Its facets catch and refract light, creating an ever-changing play of colors that evoke a sense of desire.

Tiny diamonds dotted the petals, catching the light like morning dew. The pearl itself was a soft, creamy white, tinged with hints of pink and gold. It seemed to glow from within, it looked warm and alive. "It's a freshwater pearl from the South Pacific," the attendant explained. "Each pearl is unique, with its own shape and luster. This one is particularly rare, the pink undertones are highly sought after." I reached out, my fingers brushing against the glass. I imagined the necklace resting against Anastasia's skin, the pearl settling in the hollow of her throat. I imagined the way the rose gold would complement her complexion, the way the diamonds would catch the light when she moved.

He asked. His words really distracted everyone and they focused on what the priestess had to say. "I wouldn't tell you a lie that this wouldn't recover again. In fact now it would be more frequent than usual because the Alcon wants to get out to its permanent host. The pearl only eases your pain and it can't take you more than a day," she explained. " Pearl? " " What pearls? " Jeremy and Klein asked in bewilderment. "The pearl is called the stone of tears. The stone of tears is always formed when the white wolf cries bitterly......" Then she turned to Olivia and smiled. "Ma'am, it is your tears that formed the pearls, that was why they fell from your body," she said to her.