Lapis Peridot Novels & Stories

Curious, I search green gemstones with photos. Nothing looks quite like the one on Maya's wrist. And hers changed colour with the angle of the light — or with her mood? No way. Then I remember where I've seen it. I log into the pack's digital library and type vampire artefacts. I don't have to scroll far. There it is — a bracelet identical to Maya's. My chest tightens, my breath hitches mid-inhale, and I read it several times over. The Peridex bracelet is an ancient artefact used by noble vampires to announce their claim on the one they are courting, and to declare that person under their protection.

Damn, those arse cheeks would give a great bounce. I licked my lips lustfully, allowing my hand to slip into my trousers and stroke myself. She was too fascinated by the prehnite and purple apatite frame bed under the glowing wisteria tree to notice. The tree was inside the gemstone garden so the body of the tree was made out of brown topaz with the bottom part made out of brown moonstone. The green of the tree was made out of peridot and the wisteria was made out of purple kunzite and lavender quartz. The tree was new. I asked the pixies to grow it for the special occasion. The bed was surrounded by sweet-smelling gemstone flowers. It was a simple gesture but I knew Sapphire would adore it

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.

The stone was cut into two halves. There was dead silence in the place. Three seconds later... "Oh my!" Someone shouted, and no word could express the onlookers' feelings better than these two words. ... The onlookers saw a palm-sized part of the stone was green. "It's jade..." "It's in mild and refreshing green with high transparency." "It's a Secondary Deposit Jadeite." "Oh my God! What have I seen? A Secondary Deposit Jadeite! The price will go much higher..." An uproar broke out in the venue like a ladle of water was poured into boiling oil.

Then, they saw a tinge of green in the white. “It’s lavender jadeite. An icy species—and a high-quality one, too!” “Oh my goodness... It’s almost the entire rock too. The rock only covers its surface. It’s all jade inside!” The two apprentices cried out when they saw the hidden stone beneath the layering, their voices trembling in excitement as they spoke. They had worked under their master for several years now, and this was the first time they saw icy jadeite of this quality. How could they not be excited?

I stared, then looked at her. “Is this real?” She nodded. “That’s larimar. Very rare. I had a friend in the Caribbean source it. Took almost three months to find the right cut.” She shrugged, like it was nothing, like she hadn’t just spent a quarter of a year tracking down a rock for me. “It’s beautiful,” I said, and I meant it. “Thank you.” She looked at the floor, mouth twitching, and for a second I thought she was about to cry after all. But she just exhaled hard, then stood up.

Lin Yilan's wandering thoughts returned to the shopkeeper's incessant sales pitch. She seriously considered which crystal cup Jasmine would prefer, examining the subtle differences in the natural ice-crack patterns with due diligence. Lapis lazuli bracelets, ripple-patterned crystal cups, hand-woven cloud-silk square rugs, Dream Epiphyllum dew... The long shopping list made Lin Yilan want to sigh. Her original intention was merely to visit an old friend she hadn't seen in a long time, but the result was this—

It could be said that it was priceless. Larissa could see it because she had X-ray vision. If Grisel was the real Athena, she should be able to see it too. After all, Larissa's X-ray vision was inherited from Athena. Someone among the crowd sneered in disdain. "Hahaha! This gemstone can be sold for 100 dollars per pound in the wholesale market!" "This is the cheapest sapphire. To name it a sapphire is exaggerating. It's only a bit better than a stone!"

Stephens never disappointed, but this time, he had outdone himself. I reached for the first box, the one lined in deep blue velvet. Inside was a necklace that seemed almost alive. The centerpiece was a pinkish-orange gem that looked like a captured sunset, surrounded by smaller white diamonds that shimmered under the desk lamp. I remembered Stephens saying, “This stone, Mr. Blackwood is rare; its Padparadscha sapphire. It symbolizes eternal passion and grace. It’s one of the rarest sapphires in the world, perfect for a woman who inspires both.”

Mandy opens the glass cupboard and takes the jewelery box and takes some collections from there. "The jewelery here is a special edition Young Master. It's all white gold jewelery combined with rare precious stones," said Mandy. Nicko nodded and tried to find a suitable model for Josephine. He tried to pick a necklace with a flower pendant and a black gemstone was in the middle of it. He looked at this deeply, "It contains of serendibite from Sri Lanka which has a complex chemical formula," Mandy explained. Nicko nodded and pointed to a chain bracelet which it's cavity filled with greenish gems. According to Mandy, the gem is Alexandrite which can change color based on the light. During the