Lapis X Pearl Novels & Stories

Each counter had a smart looking sales woman who would smile at the couple as they passed by. “I think Alina would like these,” Alya whispered, indicating a pair of golden earrings with several tiny red stones engraved on them. The earrings were lightweight and small enough for Alina’s ears as well. “Pack these,” Jason asked the saleswoman. Alya was waiting for him to finish the transaction when her eyes fell on something. She was gazing at a silver pendant with a pink pearl which was wrapped around a pair of green stones shaped like leaves. It was a simple design but evoked strong passion in her. The pearl was reminiscent of the one she had given to Jason, making it even more special to her

A pair of pearl earrings. At first glance, they resembled dewdrops delicately adorning the branches of an icy winter, wrapped in a light frost that gently wafted in the wind. It was a refreshing and eye-catching sight. Poly explained, "Inspired by winter, this piece features delicate platinum branches adorned with 50 Baroque pearls, South Sea pearls, and Akoya pearls in shades of light blue. Briolette-cut diamonds transform into ethereal melting ice, adding a sense of lightness and texture."

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.”

Show her what? Jenna watched at Harry then reached into her pocket. Lily’s jaw hung open when Jenna pulled out a beautiful black pearl with a golden tint. Hailey followed by taking out a pink pearl of her own. Then Ish pulled a necklace from under her shirt, displaying a brown pearl. Lily stared at each of those three pearls, then at the one in her hand. The others were all exotic colors, while hers was a pure, eggshell white. It usually watched dull, with a matte finish. But now, her pearl came alive with light, almost glowing from the inside.

I tore open the parcel and a blue velvet pouch fell to my lap. On opening the pouch, I gasped at the sight of an exotic platinum pendant with two Ls intertwined around a ruby-studded heart. It was exquisite! I picked up the chain along with the pendant and gazed at it in awe. Did the two Ls stand for our names, Lyra and Leandros?

“Here, take a look.” Everyone crowded closer as Xena lifted the lid. Inside was a delicate lavender gemstone bracelet that sparkled under the chandelier light. “Wow, that’s stunning,” someone said. “Lavender gemstones like that are incredibly rare. It must be worth a fortune.” Xena’s smile deepened as she admired it. “Felix really knows how to make a woman feel special,” she said softly.

I peeled away the brittle tape, the sound unnaturally loud in the basement's stillness. The hinges protested as I opened the lid. Inside was a manila envelope, discolored with age, and on top of it, a single glass bead—larger than the ones I usually made, its surface an intricate swirl of deep blue and green. I recognized the pattern immediately. I'd been trying to recreate it for years, never quite getting it right. I picked it up, held it to the light. Inside the glass, almost invisible unless you knew to look for it, was the tiny stylized "LV"

I wheeze in a breath. “Legally binding loophole,” he says, shrugging. He holds out a pen. The ring is looped around it, nestled in a satin ribbon. It glows in the candlelight. The band is rose gold, twisted into a delicate vine-like design. In the center sits a peach-hued Padparadscha Sapphire, oval and smooth with the softest cleft down the middle. It looks like something out of a fairy tale. I look at him, wide-eyed. “This is real?”

After a few years, he will have a nice harem to himself. He also used the infant pearls to hatch a few other extinct energy beasts once he used up twenty. His wife confiscated the rest and left him feeling disappointed. What his wife did not know was he used one egg to hatch a Queen Fertility Clam and had her in his Planetarium. In a few years, he will have an endless supply of infant Pearls, enough for all his experiments. He had absorbed one pearl and his energy sea had really doubled incapacity; he tried absorbing another, but it did not work. Meg gave each of the council members one pearl to absorb and put the rest in the guild vault and banned Xasha from touching them.

It looked dignified, elegant and noble. However, the manager of the counter had seen so many customers. Her eyes seemed to have been trained in the oil pot, and she immediately understood what Chang Yan was thinking. She explained with a smile, "Miss Chang, the necklace in your hand was designed by the designer according to the idea of the sea." "This sapphire is a raw stone. It has only been cut lightly. These pearls are the meaning of the mermaid's tears. They are the daughters of the sea." "When the designer designed this necklace, it was designed in the mood when a daughter sent a gift to the mother."