Gem Names Novels & Stories

It wasn’t like him to be so quiet and it troubled Amara in some ways. “You must be Amara Miller?” A voice disturbed her thoughts and Amara turned around to See Gemini Sinclair. “Yes, I am. And you must be Madam Gemini Sinclair,” She stretched out her hand. “A pleasure to finally make your acquaintance.” Gemini shook her hand. “I’ve heard all about you from my daughter. She had a lot wonderful things to say, and I hope,” She eyes the red bruise on Amara’s neck. “that you are very different from the rumors.”

I said and waved dismissively. His attention is suddenly caught in the actions and he focuses on my hand. If it's even possible he gets angrier. I looked at what had him more pissed off and find him staring at my engagement ring.. Sebastian had given me the beautiful Ruby ring after we had sighed the contract. Starting the red matched my fiery red hair and attitude. He also said that there was no way his fiancee was going to walk around without a ring. Fake or not.. I didn't have a ring when I was with Darren. We didn't even do the traditional human wedding.

she hung up and was about to put the necklace in a box when Gina gasped. “Oh my God, Amber, you have this?” Gina took the necklace from her. Amber was about to take it back, but Gina pulled her hand away and gave Amber a glare. “How on earth did you get your hands on this? People say there are only two limited editions and it’s super expensive. It’s made from real diamonds and gemstones.” Amber stared at Gina, her expression filled with shock. “Are you for real?” she asked, her eyes running over the details of the necklace in Gina’s hands.

I drift near a tray of silver beads, pretending to examine a brooch shaped like a crescent. “Headaches common after ceremonies,” a voice said on my shoulder, gentle. I wasn't scared, but my wolf raised her head. Gemma stood there in charcoal, hair braided back, ink messed on her fingers, passing for any other citizen who wrote more than she fought. She tucked a coin into the salt seller’s hand and turned to me like we had planned this. I answered softly, “I’m hydrating.” “Good.” Her gaze dropped to my chest for a minute, then returned to my face. “Pretty pendant. Old work?” “My mother’s.” I kept my voice mild, noncommittal.

“That sounds like a secret military organization.” “Almi Innovations?” “Now it sounds like a skincare brand.” He burst out laughing. “Okay, genius, what do you suggest?” I thought for a moment. “What about something symbolic? Something that represents beginnings. We have both been through hell. Maybe something about rebuilding.” “Like Phoenix?” “Overused.” “Genesis?” “Taken.” “Aurum?” I smirked. “Gold? How predictable of you.” He shrugged. “I like shiny things.” “I know.”

I wanted to settle in first before getting one but I think it will be easier having a car than depending on rides. * ''This is not where I live, what are we doing here?" I harshly whisper staring at the big writings of Leone groups. "Boss wanted me to bring you here," He says and I quickly shake my head. They want to cause me trouble. Vin is surrounded by social gossipers and if by any chance I am seen with him, Shit will be over for me. "You don't understand..." I furrow my brows trying to remember his name. Fuck. "Dre.. my name is Dre" He chuckles and I wonder why he isn't upset that I forgot his name. If I told someone my name and they forgot, I would feel so embarrassed to remind them.

I searched for the website she mentioned in my email. "JL, what are you do—" "Ssh! Be quiet." I found the website—www.findyourhiddengem.com. Dye said in the email that I just had to input my email as the username and the password would be the type of stone used in the necklace I had made, along with my year of birth, no spaces.

Elana held the necklace in her palm. She held it up. The pearlescent gem, a rough, unpolished stone. It was dark, a swirling mix of deep moss green and slat gray, looking less like a jewel and more like a piece of the mountain itself. “This,” Elana announced, “is an Earthstone.”