Green Gem Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

“Although, yes. It is new. We’re holding off on any wedding preparations or anything like that, though.” Clint smiled, then paused, thinking. “Well, the sea offers plenty. There are odd bits of volcanic rock, for one. But, gems? Hmmm…” His gaze grew distant, before clarity sparked in his eyes. “Ah! Peridot! That’s a green gemstone. Fishermen believe it brings good luck. I remember finding one, years ago.” His words quickened my heartbeat. “You did?” He smiled nostalgically. “I gave it to your aunt. As a token of my gratitude for letting me live on this property. She was quite fond of it.”

she says shyly. I kiss the side of her head, letting her feel how proud I am that she’s done this for me. “Show me the green ones,” I say excitedly. She surprises me again with rare colors of gemstones. Here she has more sapphires, in green this time, emeralds that have more of the sage color of my eyes, along with jade, jasper, and tourmaline. There’s an entire wall set aside for the browns that she’s collected, and another wall dedicated to the greens.

"It's just some cheap glass cuts that look like they came from a beer bottle. I'll pay you 100 thousand at most." I ran my fingers along the bracelet, smiling at his ignorance. "This bracelet is a flawless, vivid green. It was crafted from top-grade emerald. Mr. Latham, you might want to check the price of emerald first. I can assure you that 100,000 probably wouldn't even buy you a single karat."

Finally, the saleslady said, “Perhaps we should look at another style, sir. We have a more classic collection in the next section.” “Lead the way,” he said. As we walked, I tried to focus on anything but him. My eyes wandered over the displays until they caught on something different. A pair of earrings set slightly apart from the rest. Emeralds. They weren’t as large or bright as the diamonds, but they gleamed with a calm, deep green. Peaceful. The kind of beauty that didn’t shout for attention. I stopped without thinking. They reminded me of my own eyes—soft green, the one thing people always said I got from my mother.

The gemstones, carefully designed into exquisite cuts and shapes, glimmered like captured fragments of nature's most vibrant hues. At the center of the necklace, a large emerald pendant adorned with intricate engravings caught her attention. The stone, shaped like a big wolfberry, possessed a mesmerizing depth that seemed to draw in the surrounding light. Its rich green hues, ranging from the vibrant shades of new growth to the deep tones of ancient forests, held within them the promise of growth, renewal, and the enduring strength of love.

Rebecca could tell at first glance that it was quite valuable. There was an emerald ring in the box. Rebecca didn't even need to pick it up to see its exquisite quality. The gem radiated a pure, flawless green under the light. There was also a delicate gold necklace adorned with emerald gemstones. The pattern surrounding the gemstones was meticulously detailed. It made the artistic value of the piece as significant as its jewel value. Besides, it also contained a golden hairpin featuring a griffin wrapped around a pillar with a gemstone set on top. The gemstone was also green in color. It looked luxurious and extravagant.

Instead of green, the gem seems to change color in the light, anywhere from teal to purple. It’s way prettier than Emily’s ghastly family heirloom. It’s even stunning. “Are you really that sad to part with an ugly ring you didn’t even really associate with Emily? Her father thinks it’s buried with her, right? No one will miss it.” I glare at the witch for always knowing more than I told her and, at least in this case, for being right. “More payment?” I snap, thinking she’s used sleight of hand to pocket the giant emerald.

She looks like a goddess, even Claire and Chelsea could not stop telling her how beautiful she is. “You just look so amazing. You look like a goddess!” Exclaimed Claire who is so proud of her work. She definitely has highlighted Amber’s look with the makeup she used on her. Devlin would surely approve of her work. “For the last touches…” Claire said while getting a rectangular black velvet box. She opened the box for Amber which made the latter gasp in surprise. “These green jewels are emeralds surrounded by real diamonds.” Claired showed her a pair of earrings and bracelets.

She showed him the gem that was once again black. “The colour changed before to blue and red, and now it is black. Help me find out about this gem.” He reached out to take it from her but she moved it away from his reach. “I can't give it to you.” “Where did you find it?” “In the woods.” She lied effortlessly. “It might be of help so find out everything you can about it. Please, Ka’el.” “Alright then. Let me touch it, I need to know and see what it looks like.”

"S-Second wife?" Caelia’s voice faltered as she swallowed the pit of nausea rising in her throat. Her heart pounded painfully, as though trying to escape her chest. Surely, she’d misheard. Selene tilted her head slightly, one perfectly arched brow lifting. "Oh? You didn’t know?" she asked, each passing second twisting the knife in Caelia’s chest. "‘Draken’s gem’? Did you truly think a dragon would be satisfied with only one gem? It’s in his nature…”