Lapis X Peridot Novels & Stories

Yuan Rui answered cheekily. Zhi Rou rolled her eyes. She looked over at Yan Su and asked, “Will you be able to make the infinity ring?” Sitting up straight on the couch she nodded her head, “Since you are requesting for the stones of Lapis Lazuli, it will take much effort and I don’t think my team will be done within just a few days for the completion of the ring,” she answered seriously.

“The theme of this edition is purple. As an initial order, their demand is to make ten necklaces with different shades.” As he was elaborating the ideas of chains and size of stones, a clear picture of Escalate, Rosary, Lariat and choker necklaces formed in my mind. I listened to him intently and then raised my opinion. “We can go with Garnet, Topaz, Kunzite and even Sapphire. Please give me some time. I’ll update you with the final designs.” We concluded this meeting on a lighter note. Mr. Smith showed me my workstation in his adjacent office, catching me off guard.

I give Pierce my approval and she quickly covers them placing them back into the small bag and placing the bag to one side taking another one and opening it. "These are the ones you asked for." She declare emptying the sachet into her hand revealing a lot of different colored stones, sapphire, ruby, emerald to name just a few. Each of them cut into their unique appearance. "These are incredible." Mia gasp holding her hand out to feel them in her palms. Pierce move her eyes to me for approval and of course I give it to her and she slowly and carefully hand them to Mia. Letting the small stones slide into Mia's hand. "I have never seen anything like this. They are beautiful."

A couple of thick scents I immediately recognize to be sandalwood and roses envelope the entire room. Just a few steps away from the bathing chamber, there is a vanity table and two chairs all made from lapis lazuli. I am very familiar with that deep blue color and markings because back in Velmira, lapis lazuli is one of our most abundant natural resources that we mine and use in building so many things in the palace and for business export. The vanity table contains varieties of bottles and brushes that I don't bother counting them. Everything in this room is opulent. Indulgent and yet makes me feel at home. Someone curated everything in this room with care as if trying to say: ‘You may not

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

Xander rolled his eyes. “Brianna,” Alaric lifted my chin to look at him, “tell me why your dad chose these stones,” he said as he spun my bracelet, pausing to look at each one. “This bright blue one, Tanzanite, is my birthstone,” I turned it to white opal coloured one, “Dez said this one is Moonstone, for clarity,” I continued to turn it to the reddish-brown one, “Red Tiger’s eye, to keep me grounded and calm me,” I turned it to the last one that was greenish with red flecks, “and Bloodstone, to help me be… me,” I smiled at him. His fingers were tracing over the gems, as he spun it on my wrist when it hit me, “It’s like he knew…”

Aiden POV I called Isaiah back, and he hit me with a bombshell. “Aiden, we have a cave of gems here. You won’t believe what kind either.” “Cool it with the suspense and just tell me. Is it diamonds?” “No. Purple Atlantonite.” I sat up quickly, “Are you fucking with me right now, man?” “Hell no. Check the incoming picture,” he said, and my phone buzzed. I opened the picture, and sure enough, it’s Purple Atlantonite.

The delicate platinum chain holds a stunning diamond solitaire, accompanied by a vibrant peridot – her birthstone – and surrounded by a halo of smaller diamonds that sparkle like whispers. Her mind is a jumble of emotions as she thinks about Noah gifting it to her. She can’t shake off the feeling that there’s more to this gesture than meets the eye. Is it a genuine attempt to connect or a clever manipulation? Sienna’s thoughts swirl, replaying their encounter in vivid detail. As her fingers trace the pendant’s curves, she feels an unsettling sense of vulnerability. This beautiful necklace, meant to adorn her, now feels like an invisible thread binding her to Noah. The peridot, once a symbol

Just as Ensley and Esther were about to make fun of Harvey, an expert trembled and said, “It’s here! It’s here! It’s a crystal jade!” “A sapphire!” “Oh my god! It’s a nephrite!” “This is a red beryl!” “It’s an alexandrite!” The experts were shocked, and hurriedly picked up the pace. Every single one of the stones was soon revealed to be extremely valuable.

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.”