Deer Crystal Novels & Stories

Inside was a heart—shaped crystal, pink in color, extremely beautiful. "God. So beautiful!" Cassie picked it up and spread it out in her hands. The pink crystal was naturally transparent, and it was so beautiful that it could captivate one's heart. "This is a rare crystal I found in an ice cave in the Arctic. It was made into a necklace and it has your name on it."

This was an enormous blue jewel. Diamonds encrusted the necklace chain, while the pendant showcased a smooth, transparent, and extremely dazzling dark blue gem in the shape of a teardrop. When Dexie saw this, even more tears ran down her face. She had seen this necklace in a magazine before. There was only one necklace of its kind in the entire world. We named the necklace the Heart of the Ocean. The necklace’s designer claimed to have given it to a true lost love.

’ I replied. I came across a white gold tennis bracelet that had amethysts and diamonds alternating through it. The amethysts reminded me of Kyra’s eyes. I added it to the cart, and continued scrolling. I found a ring that matched the bracelet. It had a large square diamond in the middle, and a smaller square amethyst on each side of the diamond.

It’s floating on its own. The precious stones shone brightly from the moment they entered the room. Demetria faced Clarice. “Dear, that diamond floating above the table is called the core. It’s the lifeblood of this sacred house and mountain. Starve it and this house and mountain will fall apart, and the vampire beasts will escape their hibernation chamber and create havoc on earth.” Clarice smiled in relief. She never expected the diamond to be the mysterious core. In her mind, she was imagining a scary monster hiding in the dark, ready to drink her blood.

I said tapping my ears and making more obvious the pair of earrings that Asmodeus had given to Asra on her 500th birthday as duchess. That was expected of Asra, of the ancient Asra and maybe that’s why he just ignored it. Sometimes it would be nice to be someone seen as futile. We entered the carriage before he had time for more questions and on the way, the king did not take his eyes off me. "I thought I had refused this gift," he said as if he was pulling something and instinctively touched my ears. The earrings of Asmodeus. They were made of crimson stones, an ancient crystal that was born only in the ninth territory and could only be collected by the power of a dragon.

It probably wouldn't have been ideal for anyone else, and hell, Nikki may hate me for not making more of a production out of it, but either way, I stuck my hand into my pocket. She focused on our son, yet I knew the moment she saw the diamond that glittered in the white-gold setting. I heard the gasp seconds before she moved her fingers to her mouth. When she pulled back enough for me to see her eyes, radiant blues and deep greys feathered from her pupils, and tears pooled, threatening to cascade down her cheeks. I hated to see her cry, but this was when she was the most beautiful...when she was vulnerable.

Ding Hao suddenly turned around and smiled at the dazed Mermaid Princess, saying, "Because these are not ordinary concentrated ores from the deep sea, but..." As Ding Hao spoke, his palm was suddenly used as a knife to cut the rock. Hiss! A concentrated ore from the deep sea, which was the closest to them, was cut into two pieces. Suddenly, a blue brilliance rose to the sky. The brown crust on the surface of this rock was only as thick as two fingers. The crystals inside looked like blue crystals, shining with charming brilliance. This was a concentrated ore from the deep sea. What was really attractive was the core part of the blue crystal. A pure blue light about the size of a fist was flo

NATHALIE’S POV - The snowflake pendant was already sparkling, and the tiny snowflake designs were sparkling right along with it. “Sir, are these real diamonds?” I couldn’t help but ask. “Yes, my love. The pendant is made of De Beers blue diamond. The snowflake necklace is made of Zoe diamond.” I don’t know the names he said, one thing for sure is, every diamond in this necklace is real diamonds. “You didn’t like it?” “No,” I quickly replied. “Not like that, sir. I was… surprised.” I explained. “It’s beautiful, it’s sparkling.” I praised speechlessly.

Evelyn curtsied and walked away. Tears dropped on the glass frame, splattering on Kyra’s cheeks. Her eyes filled with light, and her smile was warm and loving. The crown on her head was made of sapphire, a color very similar to that of her eyes. Odessa could see it well; this woman was staring at something—someone—she loved as she posed for the camera. “I'm sorry.” She whispered and pulled off her heels, hitting the pointy end on the glass frame multiple times until it cracked and shattered. Odessa pricked her fingers multiple times as she tried to move the shattered glass pieces away from the picture.

A soft, ethereal pink light spilled into the dim office. Tristan leaned forward, his fatigue momentarily forgotten. Inside the crate, resting on beds of protective straw, were clusters of crystalline minerals. They were beautiful, formed in overlapping, petal-like layers that mimicked the shape of blooming flowers. They pulsed with a slow, rhythmic internal light, casting dancing shadows on the walls.