The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "In Paradise there is a tent made of a single hollowed-out pearl, sixty miles wide. In each corner of it there is a family unseen by the others, and the believers go round to visit them. There are two gardens of silver, their vessels and everything in them, and two gardens of such and such, their vessels and everything in them. Nothing stands between the people and their gazing upon their Lord except the cloak of grandeur upon His face in the Garden of Eden."
أن رسول الله ﷺ قال: إن في الجنة خيمة من لؤلؤة مجوفة، عرضها ستون ميلا، في كل زاوية منها أهل ما يرون الآخرين، يطوف عليهم المؤمنون، وجنتان من فضة، آنيتهما وما فيهما، وجنتان من كذا، آنيتهما وما فيهما، وما بين القوم وبين أن ينظروا إلى ربهم إلا رداء الكبر على وجهه في جنة عدن.
Bukhari reported it in the tafsir (4879–4880), and Muslim reported it in scattered form in the book of Paradise, its bliss and its people (2838:24) and in the book of faith (180), both of them through the route of Abdul-Aziz bin Abdul-Samad, who said, Abu Imran Jawni narrated to us, from Abu Bakr bin Abdullah bin Qays, from his father, and he related it.The wording given is that of Bukhari, and Muslim's wording is similar, containing "two gardens of gold" instead of "two gardens of such-and-such." However, he split the hadith into two places, the first of them ending at his words "the believers circle among them," and in the second place, "and two gardens of silver."