Peridot Su Gem Novels & Stories

"What…" I took the box from her. "It's what they call the Imperial Topaz. It's the most prized color of the gem." I removed the necklace from the casing, and she turned while holding her hair, allowing me to place it around her neck. "The ancient Egyptians and Romans associated the golden gem with the sun god, giving it the power to protect." Gently, I slipped my palms over her shoulders as she let her hair down. "It reminded me of you." She turned to me, clutching the gem between her fingers. "How so?"

The Barbaresco wine was worldwide and cost thousands of euros. Besides the wine, there was also a red velvet box, which, when opened, immediately revealed a beautiful emerald-colored stone. Luigi’s eyes lit up slightly. “Is this the rare Imperial Jadeite?” “That’s right.” Nicolo nodded. Luigi raised one eyebrow. Imperial Jadeite originated from Myanmar. Nicolo chose to give him that there must have been a purpose. “Myanmar... Burma...” Luigi muttered while observing the Imperial Jadeite in his hand. “Could it be that you want to give me the poppy fields there?”

calling the attention of pager counter. “Dude, it’s your flight number right?” asked Eddie to him when they heard that Anthony’s flight called for the final call. “Thanks dude, until we will meet again, I have to go, take care dude!” said Anthony to him. “Likewise dude! Have a safe flight” replied Eddie to him. Joshua showed Emmie that he got the rarest green jadeite gem stone and the legendary medicinal plant, the one thousand year old ginseng.

Placing it on the bed, she nodded toward it. "This is all of it, my mother's gems and jewelry." The hulking gladiator quickly and unceremoniously dumped out the bag's contents on the bed. Emeralds, amethysts, rubies, citrines, and even a few small diamonds glittered in the late afternoon light. There were other varieties of gems also, too many to quickly name, in the priceless hoard that lay before them. The gladiator picked up a silver-chained necklace and stared at the gem dangling below. The precious stone bore an orange tint kissed with sun's gold, like a burnished bronze only more vibrant somehow. It reminded the gladiator of the color of a fine, freshly brewed ale.

“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.” Maisie closed the list and looked up. “Aquamarine and golden emerald, we can order those from Millennial Gemstone Inc., the price that they can offer is more or less similar to Jade Mountain Co. As for the black opal and tanzanite, only Taylor Jewelry has them.”

Alexa, with her bright exterior, was the night personified, beautiful, and soft but not as trusting as her opposite. Jayden wore a dark Irish green loose-fitting shirt, tight blue jeans, and silver pumps. Light makeup adorned her face, with light purple eye shadow, and a pink lip gloss. In her ears were two golden studs that each bore light green gems, around her neck lay a matching golden necklace. A golden wristwatch dangled from her left wrist; a matching bracelet lay beside it. She wore a gold ring with an aquamarine gem in the center, meant to resemble youth, health, and hope. Some believed that an aquamarine gem could cure cancer if a person drank water that the gem had soaked in. It w

the third one was set with a breathtaking Serendibite, a yellow-brown gemstone that seemed to glow with an otherworldly energy. I picked up each ring, studying it carefully. The Benitoite was stunning, but it seemed a bit too flashy for Lily's taste. The Red Diamond was breathtaking, but it seemed to overpower the delicate beauty of the platinum setting. And then... I picked up the Serendibite ring and I knew. I just knew. The Serendibite seemed to glow with an inner light, its unique color seeming to match the sparkle in Lily's eyes. It was perfect. It was the one.

Jade was surprised that even Amarok, who was more than interested in anything his mate was involved in, was not interested in touching this special necklace that belonged to his mate. "NO! You definitely canNOT touch it, Jade!!" Before he even had a chance to consider about touching it, Caroline's stern voice rang out starting him. But when she caught his curious look she heaved a sigh and started explaining putting the tray away. "This necklace belonged to Onica. She received it as a marking gift from Adrian. This pendant is a single Painite Gemstone and it is said to be one of the rarest gems in the world. And the floral arrangements around... those are made of pure silver... and... this n

When the girl nodded, she smiled and continued, "Do you know they are the same?" A look of surprise flashed across the nine year old's face. Her mother regarded this reaction with satisfaction. "This stone is called Jadeite. It's from Japan. Right now, it's full of impurities which is why it is dull and ugly. But after I cut and polish it, it'll look just like my earring." Astonishment filled the girl's eyes which grew wide when her mother demonstrated a little experiment with a small piece of the jade. "It's like magic!" she exclaimed. "You turned the ugly stone into a pretty gem!"

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.