Peridot X Lapis Novels & Stories

Chapter 12: Something as worthy as her It was a necklace with 27 graduated, translucent and intensely coloured beads. It was called 'The Hutton-Mdivani' necklace. [1] 'Wasn't it not for sale earlier? How did he buy it? Just why the hell…..?!' My hands shivered holding the box of such an expensive jadeite necklace. I know that it is more expensive than the sapphire sold before. Compared to that sapphire, I like this jadeite necklace more.

The chain of the pendant was also made of rose gold. “Wow! This is so pretty” said Lily with her eyes wide open and then a sweet smile curved on her lips. “Not more than you, Love” replied Nick smiling while looking at her admirably. “This is the rare Pink Sapphire, right?” asked Lily in a muddled tone and Nick nodded and stroked her hair. “How did you get one?” asked Lily in a curious tone. “I have good connections” replied Nick with a wink. “I belong to Dark Sapphire pack not Pink Sapphire” said Lily with narrowed eyes.

The silver stood out, though not as brightly as the blue gemstone in the center. “What is that?” I asked, nudging my chin at the piece of jewelry. “This,” He lifted the ring for me to inspect, “is our way off this island. The gem is Lapis Lazuli. Beautiful, isn’t it?” “It is, but how will a ring get us off the island?” My father’s lips quirked up in a mischievous grin that had my insides warming. It wasn’t until meeting him, my birth parent, that I realized how little I looked like Lucille.

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.

The master turned to Alina sharply, literally typing the words: - Lucia Mancini decided, Alina, that you will make this decoration for her, and that's it. You agree a priori, you understand? Yes, tomorrow it will be known that the countess ordered from you, you understand, you personally have a set of such rare and beautiful stones. Have you noticed, but many ladies actively turn their heads, wanting to see your jewelry? I myself had not seen such lapis lazuli before, although I was not particularly interested in the varieties of this stone. Indeed, where did you get such a beautiful lapis lazuli?

she choked out. Illyra heard the box snap open. She felt the warmth of his body as he moved to stand behind her. She felt a heavy weight against the bare skin beneath her collarbone. It was surprisingly heavy. Frowning, she opened her eyes. A simple gold chain hung around her neck, with an enormous green pendant wrapped in gold wire. Shocked, she touched the olive-green jewel, the size of a robin’s egg. “What’s this?” “It’s a peridot,” he said quietly. “Carved from a meteorite that fell to Siberia in 1749. It once belonged to my great-grandmother.”

Had no one ever told her she was breathtaking? "I know you all have work to do." Pearl said in her innocent way. "Tell me, Hope, when is your birthday?" The little devil, I knew what she was up to. Hope looked confused, but she answered anyway. "August 30th." "On my that's the peridot, it's a beautiful stone." Pearl said to Hope but was looking at me. I would play my part. "What color is that?" I asked nonchalantly. "Oh, it's a light green sort of mint." Pearl offered.

’ ‘But you’re still going out with Fabrizio today. ‘Would it help if I told you we won’t be alone? He’s bringing two assistants. I’ll be mostly talking to Louis-François, our engraver. I need to check with him if champlevé enamel works with the materials I’ve got in mind. Then there’s Peter Carl. He’s our stone guy. We’re looking at peridot and black diamonds—’ I stopped. I’d been rambling. ‘Anyway, it’s work.’ Ashton slowed the car. ‘We’re here.’

Jenny muttered in surprise. "Yes, you're right. This is a lapis lazuli stone from the Renaissance era." Mr. Lawson smiled at her and nodded proudly. Jenny, however, felt a little bad. An ancient lapis lazuli stone of such refined quality was a precious treasure, and Mr. Lawson must have spent great effort to collect it.