A one in 50,000 miracle.
It was originally an ordinary corundum stone, sleeping under the river bed in Sri Lanka, no different from sand or gravel. Until the cutter's first knife falls - that knife must be extremely precise. If it is slightly off, the pink will swallow up the orange and become a mediocre pink sapphire; if it is off by another point, the orange will burn through the pink and become a cheap orange corundum.
Only the most demanding cutting can allow pink and orange to coexist in the same gemstone.
Like dusk and dawn shaking hands, like a flame being gently wrapped by water.
It is therefore called "Lotus". Rising from the mud, it possesses both the light of the rising sun and the warmth of the setting sun.
People in the jewelry industry in City A say that Wen's Jewelry once produced a legendary padparadscha, weighing 11.2 Carats, pink and orange, and cut like the first bloom of a lotus flower. It was the final work of Su Wan, the previous generation chief designer of the Wen family, and it was called "Rose on a Rainy Night".
But that gem disappeared together on the rainy night when Su Wan left the Wen family.
Some said it was taken out of the country, while others said it was broken into pieces in a corner of the Wen family's old residence.
Only four-year-old Wen Nian knew——
The padparadscha was pinned to her pajamas by her mother, disguised as an inconspicuous rose brooch. The pink and orange shimmer at the stamen beat silently in the rainy night.
Intention: People cut by fate are mosaic into wholeness