Green Gem Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

"Before I was so rudely interrupted, note the similar pattern of brushstrokes, and how they mimic mine, but ALSO…" I took out my phone and opened up the camera app. Then I zoomed all the way in on "Lily's" design, while focusing on the part of the crown where a diamond-shaped emerald sat right at the center of the piece. Underneath the light green color of the jewel were lines of a darker shade of green that formed two letters. E.R. When I looked back at Lily, all the color in her face had drained. Suddenly, she was speechless and her hands began to tremble.

Seeing a few yellow gems stumbling down from it, I sighed before opening the one at the bottom. After opening three boxes, I was finally able to guess the one with the red gem and couldn't help but see the grandeur of it. I didn't miss how it shone, blinding me with its light for a few seconds. No wonder it has such value in the market. Wait. This rare gem is sensitive to light, sound, heat, and whatnot. How am I supposed to take it away from here? I thought before biting my lips, looking around to find something I can use. Separating the red gem from the boxes to prevent the alarm from going off, I took off my handkerchief

"Both my children are looking so beautiful together. May God always keep you both happy and together." "Ameen," everyone said together. Nayyab and Musa sat on the bright couch with his grandfather and father on either sides. Maham forwarded the beautiful diamond ring to Musa who took the ring and then looked at Nayyab with a determined look. He placed his palm in front of her and Nayyab blushed but softly put her hand on his. Musa very gently slid the ring on her finger tracing her hand. A shiver ran down her spine. "Nayyab," Maham called out and forwarded her a platinum band. Nayyab took the band and then looked at Musa shyly who forwarded his hand smirking.

Halatang lasing na ito dahil halos nakailang refill na ng wine ang waiter sa kopita nito. "Sure... lets set that," pormal at matipid namang ngumiti ang papa niya. At kung ano-ano pang kaplastikan. "Tita... what's you're favorite gemstone po pala?" tanong naman ng Gemlins sa stepmom niya na nginitng-ngiti pero kahit ganoon ay mukha pa ring malaki ang mata. "Ah... I love Amethist and Emerald." nakangiti namang tugon nito, "For me they look so elegant and relaxing."

“I carved a hawk because this nail can be used by only a keen person.” I nodded my head and gazed at the shining green gemstones. I don’t think these are emerald because an authentic one—albeit low quality—cost about a few hundred dollars per carat. I contined to twist the nail to check it’s features on my own. “And why you used green gemstones?” “Because your eye color is emerald green.” The corner of my lips twitched. “Bro…” You can call me a simple man, but I do feel appreciated when someone do little things like these.

It's tradition. It's an elaborate victorian crown with emeralds and crystals incrested all over. Across the front are green gems resembling ivy with a prominent giant pear-cut emerald in the middle. The points are all differently shaped emeralds with crystals. It's a beautiful, perfect blend of Silver Moon and me. Our colors combined. "I...I love it!" A single tear drops down my cheek before she comes rushing over, dabbing it off. "Don't cry, sweet girl. So happy you love it. Now let's put it on and show my son why it's such a good thing he came to his senses yesterday."

He carefully pulled it out and placed it in front of the window so that he could have a closer look in clear daylight. The ring was gorgeous. Jake had never seen anything like it in his life. The perfectly cast gold shone as if it had just been furbished and polished. On the top of the ring a huge green emerald was set. The boy had never seen such a precious stone before and prayed that it was real and not fake. Unable to believe his luck, he sat on the edge of the bed. Surely he would get more than he earned in a month for such a thing, maybe even more. It was hard to take his eyes off the jewellery and yet while looking at the ring he felt strange. The green gem gave off a strange light

"You're not a cheap woman or just any woman, and you're not going out with Jonathan Turner wearing costume jewelry. This is a match for you." As I open the box, I'm struck by the beauty of the necklace, which is the same color as my dress. Emerald green. I can't imagine how expensive it must have been. "Emeralds and diamonds, not zirconia." The necklace is simply wonderful, I'm speechless. Two rows of emeralds in the shape of tiny drops, interspersed with small diamonds, which seem to be braided with white gold as if it were fine lace. "Jonathan... How much was it?"

A few strands were artfully pinned back on one side with a small, emerald-encrusted clip, adding a hint of color and elegance to the outfit. For jewelry, I chose pieces that were delicate yet impactful. A pair of gold drop earrings, each adorned with a small, green gemstone that matched the deep emerald of my dress, dangled lightly from my ears. They were simple yet eye-catching, drawing attention without detracting from the overall look. Around my neck, a thin gold chain with a pendant that mirrored the green of the earrings and the clip in my hair rested just above the neckline, subtle enough to blend in yet distinct enough to be noticed.

I looked at him, not knowing everyone in the conference room had their eyes on me. "We want to know what your suggestion on the next color to be chosen for the upcoming fashion week." "Ohh," I brought my eyes to the screen for the first time since I sat down. "Can you show me the ones available." "Alright, Mr Gray. Four colors were picked which are Champagne gold, Sapphire blue, Rose quartz and Emerald green." He said as he went through each slides. The last being emerald green reminded me of Eve. I could see her pretty eyes on the screen...her on that emerald colored dress I got for her...that emerald neck piece I gifted her on our first dinner... Damn! A strong wave of warmth and sadness f