Lapis Peridot Novels & Stories

"What's wrong? Are you hesitating? Don't you want your beloved back? Don't you want to make up for what happened? With just a few words, you can wind time backward and live happily together, forever and ever…" Jonathan bit his finger. "Think… Who do you hate the most? Who's really to blame for all this? And whose life is really worthless…?" Gritting his teeth, Jonathan wrote a few numbers. "October 13…and May 8." It was Mrs. Perry's birthdate, and… "Oh? May 8? The birthdate of that descendant of Echidna? Didn't she die already?" As the Crystal Emperor's voice echoed through the main hall, I frowned.

I asked, looking up at her. “That’s a Lapis Lazuli stone, it’s used to gain information when entering a new realm. It has special abilities that act as a gateway to your mind and give you knowledge of how the species live in each realm. It’s a useful stone for tradesmen. Protects them from encountering any shady Fae or creatures.” Audra explained. I furrowed my brows again, rubbing the stone. “Oh I didn’t realize that, I just thought it was pretty.” I lied, I wanted to tell her about Ryuu and what I saw, but I didn’t quite believe it myself.

He brought the pendant closer, his thumb tracing each engraved letter as if reading Braille, as if absorbing the vow through his skin. “The silk,” Anton said, his voice rough with emotion, “is lapis lazuli. For truth. For the deep, unchanging blue of the sky after a storm. For the night on the beach in Geneva.” He reached out, his fingertip hovering just above the dark stone. “The steel is from the fuselage of the jet that took us to the island. The one that gave us our first sanctuary.” His finger moved to the metal band. “Rico helped me… acquire a piece. I had it reforged.”

Rhyland, unconvinced, plucked it from the box and turned it so she could see the rock as it was intended to be displayed, “a fire agate geode.” “It’s so pretty,” she whispered, touching the highly polished, brightly coloured surface. Layers of red in all different hues that reminded her of Breeth’s eyes. “I’ve never seen a rock like this.” Lillah inspected it more thoroughly wondering why the rest of the rocks in the room were so dull.

Master Nandang only glanced at it once before his expression changed instantly. It really was Pomelo jade! "Master Nandang, what's wrong?" Seeing the sudden change in Nandang's expression, Zein and the others immediately became nervous. Could that kid's guess really be correct? Could they really be that unlucky? Master Nandang remained silent. Instead, Riza and the others saw a glimmer of hope. He quickly said, "Professor Lubis, please examine the jade as well!" Lubis didn't respond. He still hadn't recovered from his shock. Although he was standing some distance away, based on his experience, it was indeed Western Nephrite Pomelo jade.

“Nope." Chris nonchalantly said, "There'll be jewelry like necklaces and bracelets later." Paige glanced at Chris and nodded in understanding. It meant she could bid on jewelry if she saw something she liked. Finally, around four o'clock, something caught Paige’s eye. A pair of hoop earrings, with a charm hooked on each in pink. It was pink jade. Most people associated jade with green, but it came in various colors—green, pink, colorless, purple, etc.

Madam Vanderbilt was certainly happy to see that Willow was willing to help her cousin out. At noon… Maisie flipped through the list of ingredients. Xander sighed helplessly. “Ms. Vanderbilt, Jade Mountain Co. is facing a shortage of rare rough stones. We can’t purchase rough stones like aquamarine, tanzanite, golden emerald, black opal, and topaz from them.”

"We need to have four items to represents the four elements." "I already have three of them." "Where can we get the last one?" "We will have to ask if our friends here could lean us some," said the princess. Nayris smiled and came to them with a sewn bag in his little hand. He pulled a handful of gemstones from the bag. Cassandra had never seen so many beautiful stones, malachites, obsidians, jaspers, and jades. Each one gleamed in its own vibrant color. "Pick any of them as you please, my lady," Nayris said.

Three ring designs were displayed: a pale blue oval sapphire flanked by baguette diamonds, a light yellow marquise set in rose gold, and lastly, a large colorless brilliant cut surrounded by a halo as delicate as morning dew. “This sapphire is rare,” Valeria said softly, pushing the box forward. “But Mr. Cassilas requested something that ‘captures the breath of the future.’” “The breath of the future?” I repeated, looking at Hugo. He simply shrugged. “Sapphire brings calm, diamonds carry eternity. But I want you to wear a sparkle that shifts with the light. Like you—impossible to pin down,” he said. Valeria brought out another small box: a long alexandrite stone that changed between green an

Teardrop shaped emeralds adorned her earshells. "Do you like this necklace?" She hated those red rubies to the extent of glaring at Icarus to which he smiled and replied his voice getting huskier. "I have same thoughts as my queen and cannot seem to like it no matter how I look, I have brought something else for you." Rubies were replaced by sun gold sapphires that somewhat resembled the colour of Icarus's eyes making Lalya seemingly look at the male in hazed delusion. Was this his way of telling her that he shall from now he owned her?