Blood Diamonds Real Story Novels & Stories

He signaled for a guard at the corner to come closer, whispered instructions into his ear, and soon the guard was out and returned with two other guards bearing huge money suitcases. They laid it bare and snapped them open on the table before me and my eyes fell into the bundles of cash sitting in them. Chief Lansark leaned forward. “How does it feel to be in possession of the most prized and wanted item in the world? Five billion dollars for the Blaine diamond. Let me relieve you of its stress.” He uttered maliciously. I knew it. He wanted something. But the man

the tall jewelry attendant began, holding them up for Sky to see, “is crafted with the rarest diamonds from Botswana. Each stone has been meticulously cut to perfection by our finest artisans. The clarity, the color, the cut—it’s unparalleled.” Sky’s breath caught as she leaned in closer, marveling at the earrings. They were exquisite, unlike anything she had ever seen before. The diamonds were set in platinum, their brilliance so intense that they seemed almost too perfect to be real. But then the attendant continued, casually mentioning the price as if it were an afterthought. “This particular pair is priced at two billion dollars.” Sky blinked, her head snapping toward the woman. “I’m sor

I was never going to give the diamonds back from the beginning. “What if they find out that those diamonds are not real ? They are going to know right away that you have taken them” . “They won't. I have made sure that they have the same weight, colour and density ”. He hissed “ We have decided that we are going to leave the past and are going to help the feds or at least I thought ”. He ran his hands over his face in irritation. “You may have forgotten but I haven't ” . I glared at him.

Jasmine nodded her head toward me. “Are you sure? All together they are about three million dollars.” “How much?” I gasped and nearly choked on my saliva as I whipped around to face Sarah. “Are they made of gold?” “No, but they all have real diamonds on them, and they were designed by the most renowned designer in the world.” “Great, we will take them!” Jasmine exclaimed. “Are you insane?” I half whispered, half shouted as I turned on Jasmine as Sarah left us to retrieve the items.

" I opened the box. Inside lay a diamond necklace so brilliant it almost hurt to look at. Each main stone was the size of my thumb, throwing off shards of light. One glance was enough to know it was worth a fortune. When I lifted it out, the maids in the courtyard began murmuring in admiration. Luca grinned. "That's not all. He also sent a whole batch of gemstones. It's already in storage." I looked at the necklace, and for the first time in days, a small warmth stirred in my chest. I had not expected Matteo to know I liked diamonds. It was a small preference I had never shared. I smiled. "I'll contact him myself later." Demira's voice cut through the courtyard without warning, tearing the m

After thousands of years of refinement, they were the only shining diamonds in the world. They were made into two pieces by a world-famous jewelry master and named the only true love. These two items had been sold for a high price of 90 million at an auction many years ago. In the end, they were bought by a mysterious businessman. The mysterious businessman was Jorden, Kristen's eldest brother. Kristen found the diamond meaningful and it took her a long time to beg Jorden and get it. Half a year ago, she had sent the diamond to make a watch. Even if she refused to admit it, half a year ago, she had fallen in love with Ethan.

“This diamond probably isn’t even real.” “It is real,” Selena countered and pulled her hand away. “I have the diamond certificate at home.” “That’s probably fake, too,” he spat out with his nose turned up. “You couldn’t get a decent ring at a reputable jeweler with the budget? A one million dollar budget?”

In addition, he was a purebred wolf, like his cousin, whom he brought into the case, which was a good cover for a half-breed. But everything didn’t go according to plan, and the cursed diamonds still haunt me with pain to this day. Moreover, the most painful thing was that if I had not stolen them, I would not have met Grisha, would not have given birth to Nikita, and Alyosha and I would never have known that we had each other. - Where are the diamonds, Damir? I asked, feeling a surge of anger. Voices flickered in my head again, sprinkling salt on the opened wounds from past mistakes. After all, it was my fault in what they were doing with Grisha anyway.

But I wish to get Bianca something new, something I chose alone. With my paperwork complete, I borrow Luca's car to drive into town. The small jeweller we use is on the corner of Frank Street. It is a run-down little shop that holds so many secrets. Run by the Petrovs, you can be assured you'll get the best out of illegal imports. Not that their diamonds are traceable; after all, they are stolen during the mining processes abroad. I find myself standing before a tray of the biggest diamond rings they stock. There are clear, red, and black ones, perhaps even a green one if my eyes are telling me the truth.

Sergio suggested. “She cost me a hefty amount. You can’t afford it.” Saying David chuckled provoking Leo. “How much. One million, two million.” “Five million.” Of course, David has his spy who dig inside information and provided him about the consignment of diamonds being sold with great profit. He wants to see Leo loose either way. Leo swallowed the anger resurfacing once again. It wasn’t even the price of any virgin slave. Maximum two million. David, himself bought her for one million. He smirked triumphantly. But what he didn’t realize that Leo was not backing off from any price he would have laid on the table.