Blu Jewel Novels & Stories

Frustrated, she bit her tongue, though not without casting a glare in Simon's direction. Laura complimented Jennifer on her outfit, marveling at how elegant and stunning she looked. … As the auction began, the first item up for bid was a new piece by renowned jewelry designer Kalanthe, named Sea of Dreams. The natural blue diamond dazzled under the lights, mirroring the brilliance of sunlight dancing on ocean waves. Its clarity and radiance made it the most captivating jewel in the entire room.

"Alexander, you didn't need to—" "Please," I interrupted gently. "Open it." She lifted the lid carefully. Inside, nestled on midnight-blue velvet, lay an exquisite set of matching jewelry—a necklace, earrings, and bracelet crafted from the rarest moonstones I'd been able to acquire. The stones seemed to capture the light and transform it, creating an ethereal glow that rippled across their surfaces like water.

She had managed to sell the diamonds for E$480 million, seeing her virtual bank account showing that huge amount, she danced for three minutes to an imaginary tune. She now had a lot of money in her hands and more crystals to her disposal. The greatest news was the upgrade that happened to the mall. The leveling was crazy that it reached a higher point. The mall upgraded by five levels taking it to level seven. She looked at the continuous rewards that she received for leveling up and she coughed up blood. She had received a pill called the jade eyes, upon taking this pill she will be able to sense any treasure as long as she was in the vicinity. This was the greatest reward she has ever rec

“So it is a bribe now? Do not tell me friendship can be bought with shoes and bags.” Ella held up an elegant pair of heels she had just picked. Her eyes sparkled. “When the shoes look like this? Friendship absolutely can be bought.” Their laughter echoed as they walked into the jewelry section. Glass cases glittered with precious stones, necklaces, and rings. Brielle’s gaze caught on a striking piece, a blue sapphire necklace that seemed to glow under the lights. Something about it called to her, its deep blue reminding her of oceans she had just seen with Ethan a few days ago.

I stared in awe at the shining gem lying in my hand for a few long minutes. Its color was intensely blue, and no matter from what angle I looked at it, the stone was perfectly clear. I had never seen anything as beautiful. Did Aren truly want me to have it? It felt surreal. Wasn't it some kind of family heritage, passed from generation to generation? It was more than obvious that the "diamond" in the name of Aren's company wasn't a coincidence either. How could I become the new owner of something like that?

Blaze had he and I sitting next to each other instead of across from each other; rose petals were scattered everywhere. I glanced down at my ring as Blaze went back inside. Blaze knows me way too well. The ring's band was cobalt, and the center stone was sapphire like the color of Blaze's eyes. Six small diamonds surround the sapphire stone, and more diamonds along the band. My engagement ring was beyond gorgeous. Blaze returned with chilled wine, which he poured into our wine glasses, and strawberries and chocolate dip. Oh yes, I would rock Blaze's world tonight. No doubt about that.

Jewel smirked in return, loving how her mum had handled it. Pearl was an eighteen years old final year student of Elites Academy. She was one of the most loved student in her set and the Female Sport Prefect because of her athletic prowess and what not. Jewel was a sixteen years old girl which a very great imagination and an adventurous behavior. Unlike her sister, she wasn't into much athletics but was very good at high jump. She also had a very sharp tongue.

His voice pulled her back. She blinked. Philip was standing beside a glass display. “I asked if you could help me choose.” “Oh.” She cleared her throat. “Sorry. I was... thinking.” He gave her a brief look before returning his attention to the jewelry. “What do you think?” Blair stepped closer. Her eyes moved over the collection. Then she saw it. A delicate diamond necklace with deep blue sapphire stones set elegantly at its center. “That one.” She pointed toward it. “I think it’s beautiful.”

Staying away from your mate was going to be so hard since we already had a bond and we’re comfortable around each other. I got to the square and it was busy, as if they were preparing for something. I saw a stall where they sold rings and other jewelries. I went over and asked for the price of a blue sapphire diamond shaped ring and it was 12 karat as what the vendor said and I left. ‘ It would be expensive’ I thought to myself.

She squeals. I don’t have to worry about people overhearing us because we booked out the jewelry store for just us. I didn’t want her to have a traditional diamond ring, so Bailey was pulling out the alternative stone rings. My mother and Florence were oohing and ahhing over all the beautiful rings, not really being helpful like I thought they would be. After what felt like forever, I finally found it. The perfect ring. It was an oval green blue sapphire with marquise cut diamond clusters on the side of the ring, with a rose gold band. It was perfect.