Beryl And Sapphire Novels & Stories

Iris asked, "Mrs. Jefferson, what were you saying earlier?" "Oh, it's nothing… The distance is too far for me to see clearly, but pigeon blood rubies are always of high quality," Susan answered. "You're making me itch to get one. I have yellow and blue sapphires at home, but not a red ruby." "Let's go to an auction together sometime. Maybe we'll find one that catches our eye," Susan suggested. "Great idea!" Iris said.

Bryan and Nicholas, twins born on the same night and from the same mother, born from the loins of the alpha king of the blue moon pack, Richard. Each team was named after four precious gems which were the rarest in the entire werewolf world: the Jadietes, the Black opals, the red beryls and the sapphires, of which Bryan and Nicholas belonged to the Red Beryls and the Black opals respectively. They were the final runners of each team, and with each of them standing firmly on their respective grounds, their eyes moved back and forth as they awaited the third runners who held the battons in their hands.

Though maybe when she hears my story, she will. "Topaz," she whispers. My whole body freezes in place as I look into those eyes, those beautiful green eyes. In some ways, mind me so much of Topaz. In others, Emerald are so much prettier. They are brighter and more intense. Looking at them, I can tell she is more determined, wiser, and stronger than her long-lost cousin. And though it sounds very shitty to say, I wish the moon goddess would have waited and given me her. Emerald clasps her hands, resting them on the island completely calm. She tilts her head, giving me a little smile, "talk to me, Archie, explain."

I’m about to use Emerald’s eyes again when a vision overwhelms me. ** I see Alpha Everly’s eyes glow menacingly. They are now a glowing iridescent white, incredibly spooky. Light swirls around her as she brings vines up from the ground. There are creatures with red eyes surrounding her, pressed to kill. The creatures are pitch black, twisted and evil. While they fear her light, they are charged with one motivation: snuff out the light. She can’t do this alone. She needs help. I see a pair of hazel eyes before me. They close with finality. I see the same vision, but with a pair of bright blue eyes. There is a feeling of sorrow that washes over me.

She gave me the sapphire necklace after she received the calcite stone. "What will you do about that calcite stone," I asked her. "I'll use it for my experiment. This is the only thing missing in my ingredients," she said while mesmerizing the stone. I smiled at her. Then, she looked at me. "What will you do about that sapphire necklace?" she asked. "Well, these few days, I love collecting sapphire blue stones," I said and smiled. "Wow," she said in amazement. "Uhm, I need to go now, Betty," I said.

The screen loaded slowly, then revealed an article—an online news piece with a headline that caught my eye immediately: “THE RED BERYL GEM: THE ONCE-EXTINCT STONE THAT RETURNED TO AMERICA.” Red Beryl. The name alone sounded mythical, like something whispered in old fairy tales. I tapped on the article, and the image of the gem filled the screen. My breath caught. It was… breathtaking. A deep raspberry-red glow, rich and velvety—one moment it smoldered like wine, the next, a flicker of rose and firelight. It wasn’t loud like a diamond or demanding like a ruby. It held a quiet, rare magic. Just like Skylar.

The color had no rival, among any blue gem. No! That can not be! Israle's thoughts had finally became fluent as he was able to pull the name of the gem from the depths of his conscious. Is this the Eternal Depth’s Sapphire!? Yes, I remember Lord Henderson speaking on it briefly, but this dose fit the description that was given. One may be able to find it if they were to be able to walk on the deepest part of the oceans floor. They were praised as one of the rarest gems!

Lucien blinked several times. Then he shook his head lightly. "I don't know anything about jewelry," he said. "I can't tell the difference between a sapphire and a ruby." He paused, then added with a straight face, "But I can tell the difference between siomai and shumai." Seraphina stared at him for a second— Then shook her head. "That's your comparison?" He shrugged. "They look almost the same. But the filling is different."

"You only contribute a small idea but ask for a big fee?" Casually, Amber waved her hand. “Small but the most meaningful. Isn't it worth it?" "What do you want to recommend to me?" Adam challenged while looking at the woman gently. Frowning, the woman began to corner her eyeballs upwards. "What about emeralds?" Without thinking, the designer shook his head. "The color doesn't match the concept of time." "Jadeites?" Again, Adam rejected the proposal. “I thought about that too, but no.”

Most importantly, they were extremely costly. "Ma'am, what do you think of these?" The staff was afraid that the old lady might not like it and was trying her best to sway her. "Even though diamonds are still the more popular choice amongst the majority of people, these sapphires and rubies are of top grades and a rare find. Since you've mentioned that it's a gift for a younger family member, she'll surely be ecstatic to receive such a gift from you." The old lady had a pure jadeite on her ring finger, and it was obvious that she was well-versed in gemstones.