Green Gem Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

"I found it in a pile of old things in the basement storage. I thought this might suit you." Claire unlocked the small latch on the box. As soon as the lid opened, she gasped. Inside the box, lined with slightly worn black velvet, lay a stunning set of emerald jewelry. A necklace, earrings, and a bracelet featuring deep green emeralds that sparkled brilliantly under the bedroom lights. Their glow was so rich, as if they held the light from the depths of the purest forest. "Julian," Claire covered her mouth with her hand, her eyes widening as she stared at the jewelry. "Is this... is this real? These emeralds are so large and clear. They must be incredibly expensive."

She declared, and we all held our breath. "What's going on? This necklace is mine." Aria said and took it back from her. "My brother gave me. This stone is my birthright." "Child, no one is arguing that with you." Helene said softly. "I'm saying this is what this person is looking for." We all took another look at the green gem. Yes, it was of great quality, but there was nothing else special about it. I could get about one hundred stones that looked like this, no problem.

This was more than what she expected. "Three of them, to be precise." Jeremy was grinning ear to ear, stopping short of puffing his chest. Gwyneth turned toward Liam in turn, almost forgetting that he had his own hidden depths despite his usual harmless demeanor. Still, she soon turned back toward the jadeite around her on display, ranging from ores to processed objects such as jewelry. The curiosity in her heart and eyes could hardly be concealed. "Like it?" Liam asked softly as he stood behind her, his voice softening unwittingly.

Kael's POV The emeralds in the delicate silver necklace catch the afternoon light, sparkling like tiny fragments of captured forest. They’re the exact shade of Elara’s eyes—that deep, rich green—which sparkle when she laughs. When she used to laugh. “An excellent choice, sir,” the jeweler says, carefully lifting the necklace from its velvet display. “This is one of our finest pieces.” He’s right. The stones are flawless, the silver work exquisite. I imagine how it will look against her throat, how the green will make her eyes shine the way they used to.

Even if my eyes were open, I could still see her vividly. I arranged my pallet until everything was set, the only thing left to do is to get the brush and strike it in different ways to present her perfectly. White, Yellow Ochre, and Cadmium Red were inviting me, just by looking at them I knew I'd get her complexion seamlessly. Her skin is fair and glossy, like white sand radiating under the heat of the afternoon sun, or almonds blanched and then peeled. I'll add Cerulean for her blush.

The ballroom was a sea of shimmering silk and low, quiet murmurs. Thousands of crystals in the chandeliers caught the light, but the heaviest thing in the room was resting right against my neck. The "Cursed" Emerald felt unnaturally cold. It was a dark, deep green that seemed to drink in the light rather than reflect it. Every time I passed a mirror, I caught a look at myself. I looked powerful, but I felt like I was standing on a trapdoor.

Everyone was shocked and looked over. Thea was even more upset. His wild guesses had worked out. However… Three minutes later, another stonecutter called out, “Green, it’s green again! And it’s the transparent kind. It’s an amazing find!” Another two minutes later, another one of them yelled out, “Big find! Big find! It’s emerald jadeite!” “This piece has it too!” “Here too, and it’s another emerald jadeite!” “Oh my god, there’s even a piece of pure green emerald here…”

Opening it revealed two stunning green gemstones nestled inside, Emeralds. Clyde had gifted me numerous jewels, all of them diamonds. My collection seemed to lack a single Emerald, it was like the forgotten gem. "Wow, Natali! These are incredible. Keep it a secret, but emerald has always been my favorite gem. Look at the color alone," I exclaimed in awe. She smiled and carefully pinned each earring onto me. As she turned me toward the mirror, I marveled at how beautifully the stones sparkled, they were cut with such exquisite craftsmanship.

“Ooh, that’s neat. What’s that going to be, gold? Or gemstones?” “Gems. Gold is generally found in deposits in the water.” She leaned closer, examining it. It had a slightly green tinge. “Looks like maybe an emerald.” The miner, who seemed to pay them very little attention considering they were literally peering over his shoulder, nodded. “Hah! Go me!” He nodded, but continued working. She’d been down enough that they recognized her and, as a rule, ignored her unless directly addressed. “Ok and back this way is the next lift,” she declared as they stepped onto another platform. She gripped the rope securely. “One hundred feet.” She said before yanking it, not as hard as the first time, and k

"You're incredible, Mrs. B. Let's do this again when we're too broke to make ends meet." Victoria stared at that huge, green gemstone in disbelief. She wasn't really a fan of emerald, but that didn't mean she knew nothing about it. The set of emerald accessories Eleanor gifted her was a similar shade of green to the rock before her. Those accessories could buy her a penthouse in Youngville. If the quality of the gemstone was consistent, there was no telling how much the rock would be worth. The cutters cut the rock from the middle. There was a faint color near the edges, and the inside was all green. That meant the same shade of green had extended beyond the cut.