Blue Lace Agate Raw Novels & Stories

Duke Leon took out a dark blue crystal stone necklace in the shape of a center dice and gave it to Viscount Igor. “It does look like Sapphire stone, however, it is a very steep crystal and is only found in Belize, the great blue hole, you can buy 3 mansions with this” he said as he placed the necklace near them. “And don't forget to cover Viscount Igor's pants, madam.” added Duke Leon while looking at Viscount Igor's pants. Duke Leon left them, Altair who was still holding his wrist that felt stiff looked scornfully at them. As he passed Altair, Duke Leon gave a signal to follow him.

King Magis Picked up Azurite and Issanna picked up our daughter, Angelite. “I’m fine, Maxia. Now let me introduce our babies. I’m holding Kyanite Quartz, Dravo is holding Malachite Beryl, Meadra is holding Alabaster Garnet, Magis is holding Azurite Obsidian and Issanna is holding our little girl Angelite Aquamarine.” Sapphire tells them all with a tired smile.

Aiden decided that he no longer wanted to have this conversation, so he let out a gentle sigh and smiled, “yeah. They’re beautiful.” “Aren’t they?” Miles lowered them again and held them in his palm. “Turquoise is my birthstone. I’ve always found it pretty.” “Mine is sapphire,” Aiden leaned over his classmate's shoulder to look at the earrings again, surprised by how intricate the silver hooks were. He knew it was all handmade, but it must have taken hours just to make this single pair. Silver wire coiled up the hooks and spiraled to form a cage. The turquoise gemstones inside were a vibrant aqua that had both boys enamored.

I finally saw the source of the blue light, my jaw dropping and eyes widening with disbelief, shock and more shock. It was a gated path just like the one leading to his mansion. Unlike that one, the ground wasn't paved but was a neat, smooth green path. The grass wasn't just green, it was literally glowing chrysoprase, the beautiful apple green colour luminated and brightened the ground. The ground outside the path of chrysoprase was normal plain but smooth grass, connecting to the trees.

"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.

*"Three minutes. Not a second more." Agnes slammed her palm against the vault’s biometric pad. The titanium door hissed open, revealing her private cache of raw materials—the few salvaged crystals and silver threads she had managed to drag from the ashes of her mother's gym. She snatched a vial of concentrated, luminescent blue fluid—liquid moonstone primer—and a pair of dense, unrefined carbon-fiber testing wraps. She spun back to Rhys, her voice snapping like a military commander's. "Sit down. Now."

The box was a beautiful red in colour and it also smelled like her, maybe it was because she had been holding it for quite a while. I took the box from her and opened it. There was a beautiful jade bracelet inside. Taking it out, I couldn't help but gasp. A delicate, translucent green hue shimmered through the polished jade surface, almost like it was glowing from within. The jade itself was of the highest grade, its color consistent and pure, unmarred by any cracks or impurities. But what made it truly mesmerizing were the intricate carvings that adorned its surface.

And standing up close to it and seeing just what the harborage was her breath was taken away. It was a massive oasis located right in the middle of the blazing desert looking like it were a collection of gemstones come to life. There were trees of different heights and sizes with the colour and texture of sodalite, lepidolite and malachite. Flowers of different types with the colour and texture of angelite, citrine, rose quartz and carnelian. Grass that ran across the floor of the entire oasis with the colour and texture of aventurine and shrubs scattered here and there with the colour and texture of hematite and black tourmaline. A large waterfall with water the colour of lapis lazuli. Rock

I said, smiling over its beauty. "It's a bloodstone. Very rare and very beautiful, like our Luna." A tall woman with dark purple scales spoke. I believe she was a Basilisk. I remembered Bolton said not to look them in the eye too long. "Thank you! Can I purchase it, and this one for my sister?" I held out a matching one with a blue stone. "The blood and tears. A perfect combination for you both. $300 for the set." "Seriously!" Hailey's mouth dropped.

He suddenly thought about the old Jacklyn—the one who had never been this troubled or pensive. After who knew how long, Jacklyn suddenly looked up at him. His eyes darted away, slightly embarrassed. "Here's the first draft. Have a look." Surprise colored Liam's eyes. "That fast?" he gasped to himself. He reached for the sketch, and after looking at it for a while in silence, he remarked, "You're amazing, Jacklyn." Her gaze fell on her sketch, and she frowned. "This design poses a difficulty. Blue sapphires with the right hue and luster will be difficult to find on the current market."