Lapis X Peridot Novels & Stories

I explained to him. The saleswoman approached us and gave me an impressed nod. She grabbed something from behind the counter and handed it over to me. “When lapis lazuli is added to the mix, it is used for ancient knowledge, intuition, and psychic attacks. This bracelet is my friend’s design and has been blessed by her ancestral magic.” The designer’s frequency hit me the moment that I held it in my hands. What were the chances? It almost felt like fates had intervened on our behalf. “It is remarkable quality. Does your friend design often?” I asked her.

He suddenly thought about the old Jacklyn—the one who had never been this troubled or pensive. After who knew how long, Jacklyn suddenly looked up at him. His eyes darted away, slightly embarrassed. "Here's the first draft. Have a look." Surprise colored Liam's eyes. "That fast?" he gasped to himself. He reached for the sketch, and after looking at it for a while in silence, he remarked, "You're amazing, Jacklyn." Her gaze fell on her sketch, and she frowned. "This design poses a difficulty. Blue sapphires with the right hue and luster will be difficult to find on the current market."

He founded the Ashford group to give her the best in the world. "You didn't? But you should know that its me who is fooling her, not the other way around" Leo said with a fond smile as if remembering something. Annalise frowned. "What do you mean?" Annalise inquired feeling uncertain. Leo lightly tapped at the small purple saphire studs Esme was wearing. They are small and are ideal for work. "Do you recognize these earrings, Ms. Wright? These are the rare sapphires that costs twenty million" he murmured softly.

It was surrounded by a halo of tiny black onyx stones. “It’s… beautiful,” I breathed, my voice barely audible. Antonio smiled, clearly pleased with my reaction. “It’s one-of-a-kind,” he said proudly. “The sapphire is from Ceylon — known for its clarity. The setting is platinum, designed to last a lifetime.” Talon’s hand flexed ever so slightly on my back, and I could feel his eyes on me. “Try it on,” he said quietly, his voice low and rough.

Beryl could clearly see their unwillingness, so she didn't insist and left with Opal. "Do you know…" 'She's at this again' Lani thought but didn't interrupt her. "…Beryl is also a gemstone like Opal." Lani blinked her eyes trying to absorb what she was actually telling her. “Really!?” “Hmm, Emerald belongs to the Beryl family.” "What!! So that means even their names are rich like them." Remembering the outfit and fabric Beryl was wearing. And, of course, her heels… and her watch, that looked too expensive. "Their surname too." Layla giggled.

“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.