Grandpa told his grandson a captivating story.
Once upon a time, there was a young and wealthy king named Caesar, who adored the color purple. He built his palace with "Royal Purple" gems. A beautiful and wise princess won Caesar’s heart, becoming his queen. To honor her, Caesar had a craftsman create the precious "Cleopatra Green" gem, her lucky color. Their love filled the land with romance, and people called it "Valentine Purple." Together, they cherished a rare purple diamond, naming it "Alexandria Diamond Purple" after their son.
One Christmas, they planned to gift the moon an "Opal Yellow" gem to symbolize their love. But tragedy struck when the queen’s jealous sister, Morai Witch, and a Magic Wizard stole their gems, turning them into "Onat Diamond Yellow."
Years later, their son, Alexander, trained in magic and, using "Obsidian Brown" and "Lapis Brown" spells, defeated the witch and wizard. He restored the gem, renaming it "Paraiba Diamond Blue" in honor of his mother.
The grandson, holding the "Limugreen Brown" gem, asked why he had the "Palaiba Diamond Blue." Grandpa Alexander, with a tear, said, "It’s a memory of your grandmother, passed down by your father."
Changeable world, unchanging LOVE.
