Diamond Field Novels & Stories

The price of the clothes made my heart thump. After Julian paid for the clothes, bags, and shoes that filled up the boot, we went to the jewelry stop. The rings sparkled beneath the showcase. The male sales rep's eyes were fixed on us as Julian and I observed the goods. My eyes clung to one, but the price made me swallow my desire back. Following my line of gaze, the male sales rep said, "This is a 2-carat, colorless D-F diamond. It's perfectly cut. The rare colorless quality makes it an exceptional investment."

The crowd gasped loudly as I opened it, revealing the massive diamond. “Dylan Voss… will you marry me?”

Aviv's POV "What about this one? I like the work done on it. It is incredibly beautiful," Ruby suggested showing me a diamond ring which I too found truly an amazing piece. The ring was crafted with sparkling white Diamond and the ring on it was rolled from one end to other. "Yeah, you are right. She is going to love it. Wait for a second, I will sen her the picture," I said fetching my cell phone from my pocket. But as I turned it on it suddenly got switched off due to low battery.

With an arrogant demeanor, Bridget extended her hand and said, "Look carefully then! This is a rare pink diamond worth tens of millions." Frida examined the bracelet before saying with a faint smile, "Miss, this diamond of yours is lab-grown. "Real diamonds have a pure, white sparkle with exceptional brilliance and hardness. While yours is a dyed moissanite, even the refracted light is multicolored." At that moment, several wealthy women who knew Frida mockingly told Bridget, "Mrs. Lowe is a jewelry appraiser. She's been in the industry for decades. No one knows jewelry better than her."

real. "Leave it," Damian said. The voice cut through the room. Everyone stopped. Cassandra looked at him, surprised. "What?" Damian set his glass down. He looked at Aria. His eyes were focused entirely on the diamond resting against her skin. "That one," Damian said. "It has clarity." "But it’s tiny," Cassandra complained. "I wanted a choker with three rows of diamonds." "Quantity does not equal quality, Cassandra," Damian said coldly. "The other pieces are costume jewelry compared to that stone."

Curled up on the plush carpet, I hugged my knees to my chest, numb fingers mindlessly scrolling through my phone. And that was when I stumbled upon Heidi's latest post. She had just shared a picture of the "Only Star in the Galaxy"—a pink diamond so rare and dazzling it looked as if it had been plucked straight from the heavens. I still remembered how Cassian had fought tooth and nail for that diamond at the auction, going back and forth with rival bidders for dozens of rounds before finally winning it.

Eva picked them up, marveling at their craftsmanship. "These are exquisite," she murmured, turning to the sales associate. "Is this a red diamond?" "Yes, ma’am," the woman confirmed. "Each stone is valued at over thirty million dollars per carat. The design is handcrafted by our in-house designer. The surrounding crystals are black opals, enhancing the diamond’s fiery hue." Eva’s eyes lit up. These cufflinks suited Damien perfectly—far better than the ones she had argued over earlier. "I’ll take them. Please wrap them up," she said, her voice carrying an air of satisfaction.

Hayden sighs, exasperated. I tilt my phone camera at it, open the browser, and start scrolling through diamond retailer sites. "See this?" I turn the screen towards him. "Similar pieces just sold for a hundred and eighty thousand each. And that one was smaller. This could easily be—" "Throw it away," Hayden drones. I keep scrolling. "Custom setting, flawless clarity... God, Dylan really went all out. He must've been saving for years." "Eden." I finally look at him.

The man pointed at the display that had the store's most expensive jewelry The diamond itself was a true marvel of nature, flawlessly cut and polished to perfection. Its size was awe-inspiring, out of all the Diamonds Lisa had seen in the store before it was indeed the biggest. The ring was crafted with the utmost care and precision, designed to showcase the diamond's breathtaking beauty.

Daniel wanted something very expensive and unique for her. His eyes caught on a shining ring meters away. He moved over to where he ring was. It was in a small red box. He bent a little to scrutinize the ring. The ring was a small eighteen carats gold band with a very big square shaped diamond and tiny diamonds around the big rock diamond. This was big but he wanted something bigger. He wanted something flashy. "I want something bold. Something bigger. Don't you have that?" Daniel asked the worker of the diamond shop that was accompanying him in searching for his perfect ring for Rose.