Valuable Stones And Rocks Novels & Stories

“Her soul is close to Jheval. You have to get rid of Jheval before she breaks the barrier and consumes our Scarlett. She is not only after Scarlett’s soul but also to the hearts of the Azarique Rocks.” “What? Well that explains why the remaining rocks didn’t move. They knew that Jheval is also gonna get their souls.” “Not their souls but their hearts. Azarique Rocks don’t have souls but they have hearts. And their hearts are precious stones like emeralds, diamonds, ruby, etcetera...including pearls.

He could see that she didn't understand what he said, and the type of stone that he was talking about. He sighed, and rested his hands on her shoulders before speaking. "Lucy, I am not talking about a mere stone, I am talking about the moonstone. It is really precious, and can't be handled by just anybody. It's that special, that's why I am a bit worried about it."

I asked, looking up at her. “That’s a Lapis Lazuli stone, it’s used to gain information when entering a new realm. It has special abilities that act as a gateway to your mind and give you knowledge of how the species live in each realm. It’s a useful stone for tradesmen. Protects them from encountering any shady Fae or creatures.” Audra explained. I furrowed my brows again, rubbing the stone. “Oh I didn’t realize that, I just thought it was pretty.” I lied, I wanted to tell her about Ryuu and what I saw, but I didn’t quite believe it myself.

Stella randomly picked up a piece of uncarved stone from the pile and held it up for Felicity to photograph. "Ms. Hall, this is quite valuable. Please handle it with care," Chris hastily warned. Stella glanced at him. "For something so valuable, is it appropriate to just pile it on the ground?" Chris explained, "These are newly arrived raw stones. They haven't been sorted yet." Stella examined a few and then placed them back.

What Corey uncovered shocked her to the core. "Oh my god!! It's high-grade veridian jade!!!" Corey exclaimed loudly, so loud that Julian and Ethan rushed out of the office. "Sis, what's the matter?!?!" asked Julian worryingly. "Look at this, Julian!! This is high-grade veridian jade!! This is from the rocks you uncovered!" replied Corey excitedly. "Wow!! This jade rock is worth twenty million on the market!!" exclaimed Julian. "So... that means..." "Quick, take the other four rocks and pass them to me!" Corey ordered Julian. When she cut open the other four rocks, they turned out to be equally high-grade veridian jade.

Except for Jhin’s siblings, who were endlessly caring and loving her, no one stepped up for her in which she learned not to expect from anyone. Or if someone did, they’d expect something in return. It can be her business which is spirit stones and they won’t be satisfied with only one. They want at least twenty valuable and big stones which could last for five years. It’s how strong a spirit stone is. And of course, it also varies from where the stone came from and how rare its existence is. Lixien frowned. She hasn’t stayed for a while, but people have shown half of their true colors. She is just waiting for Leen to give her recognition.

"Metals, gems...?" "Gems, mostly. They have the most consistent value, and this woman has enough diamonds to open her own jewelry store. Those are especially valuable for tools, like diamond-tipped drills and grinders. Take a few bags of those and you'll be all set." I nodded, pushing to sit up. Now that my body was hydrated, I felt a lot better. "What's our timeframe?"

In many areas, Spiritual Stones were used as currency for circulation. "Only those who have reached the level of the Spirit level are qualified to possess Spiritual Stones. Even if it is a low-grade Spiritual Stone, the value of it is comparable to millions of gold, and it has a price but no market..."

He gestured toward the largest raw stone in the center. Aspen responded with a cold laugh. "Andrew, don't you understand that a raw stone's size has nothing to do with what's inside? You can't seriously think that just because this stone is huge, it must contain something valuable?" Several gambling experts nodded in agreement with Aspen's statement. The central stone, with its hard texture, mottled colors, and chaotic patterns, was clearly worthless—nothing more than common rock. In contrast, Aspen's stone, though modest in size, had a promising green tint with dark undertones and a softer texture, suggesting valuable contents inside.

I nodded and so did Sinclair. “Okay, so rare stones like these are worth a lot. Even one stone this small is worth hundreds. One carat will go for several thousand. It really isn’t understood why it glows though. Studies haven’t been able to figure it out. That’s what makes it so special. The mystery.”