Novel & Cerita What Is An Onyx Stone

"What did you tell them?" Orion pulled back just enough to look me in the eye, his expression turning lethal. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a small, velvet box. He flipped it open to reveal a ring—not a diamond, but a black opal that looked like a trapped, swirling galaxy. "I told his lead security that I don't discuss my private acquisitions with trespassers," Orion said, his voice dropping to a gravelly low as he took my hand. He slid the ring onto my middle finger. It fit perfectly, the weight of it feeling like a promise.

Theodore went to an empty space and took out his bed. Soheila watched his actions. At first, she thought that Theodore would leave her room, but her thoughts are wrong. Moreover, he took out a bed which obviously is expensive. The bed is made of onyx. Onyx is an expensive gemstone in Svetlana, and he even treats the bed like a wooden one. "You can rest now." His red eyes glowed from the dark as he stared at Soheila. Those ruby eyes of his made him look so terrifying, yet, handsome.

Cameron had sent some of the vampires to infiltrate and investigate the other three vampire kingdoms and to find out who among them has been sending these newborns to us. The witches' coven had helped in cloaking the vampire scents so they won't be exposed and Esther made more Onyx rings. It's a protection ring that's made from Onyx stones. Onyx rings gives protection against sunlight. Every vampire here in the pack has one but Cameron doesn't. He's not affected by the sunlight. Maybe because he's the alpha Lord and he's a different kind of vampire, since he was made not turned.

He remembered she had an invitation to a stone auction in her hand. He walked over and bent down to look at the stone on the shelf. “Honestly, this just looks like an ordinary rock to me.” "A gemstone is, essentially, just a type of rock. What sets it apart is its internal structure, density, and color. To the untrained eye, it’s hard to distinguish from an ordinary stone." Bryan switched on a high-powered flashlight and examined the stone closely.

The alabaster’s pale surface caught the light even beneath its dusty veil, as though the stone itself was breathing. Jaiyana’s chest tightened. She knew what she was holding. This was no ordinary figurine—it was a yoni stone, carved not to replicate detail but to embody power, fertility, and the mystery of creation itself. Its simplicity made it eternal, as if the artisan had stripped away everything but the spirit within. Her fingers trembled as she traced the subtle curves, half-afraid she might break the spell. The necklace against her skin pulsed harder, echoing the sacred rhythm of the stone in her hands.

Thomas said shrugging and motioned for her to relax while they listened to the conversation. “Are you really saying that you have found the missing Moon Stone. Like the real Luna Stone!” Melissa asked after recovering from her shock. “Yes, surprisingly I believe the stone found me. I heard there will be a big auction at the underground black market and my source told me that the stone would be up for sale. You do know how important the stone is to the whole werewolf race.” Amanda said proudly as she sipped her wine for effect before dropping it down and looking at them.

The stone was cut into two halves. There was dead silence in the place. Three seconds later... "Oh my!" Someone shouted, and no word could express the onlookers' feelings better than these two words. ... The onlookers saw a palm-sized part of the stone was green. "It's jade..." "It's in mild and refreshing green with high transparency." "It's a Secondary Deposit Jadeite." "Oh my God! What have I seen? A Secondary Deposit Jadeite! The price will go much higher..." An uproar broke out in the venue like a ladle of water was poured into boiling oil.

Adrian stood in the silence of his penthouse, the city lights glittering far below like distant stars. The vast space felt empty, as always. He crossed to the heavy oak dresser and opened the top drawer. Inside, nestled among cufflinks and forgotten watches, lay the only thing that felt truly his: a small, smooth stone, dark as midnight with faint veins of crimson running through it. He picked it up, rolling it between his fingers. It was warm to the touch, grounding him in a way nothing else could. He didn’t know where it had come from or why it mattered, only that losing it would break something inside him.

“This is black onyx. It’s for protection. It absorbs negative energy and transfers it into something positive. It will also aid you in times of emotional stress and strain.” “Thank you,” he said, taking the stone between his fingers reverently. It jangled beside the silver key as he turned it over in his hairy hands. His costume was simple – he’d even found a use for his ripped plaid shirt, though with the fake sideburns he looked more like Wolverine than a werewolf from some angles. “What’s the key for?”

If it’s not us, it’ll be someone else. He pulls something from his pocket and drops it on the desk. The sound is a soft click against the wood. I pick up the round — metal alloy with a quartz tip — they used on Samiel. — Quartz, huh? — I study the bullet. — They’re getting bold. Onyx and amethyst slow us down, burn like hell. They use those rounds when they want to put up boundaries. But they don’t kill us. Quartz though… the damned sacred stone…