Diamonds Academy Novels & Stories

There's only two transportation used in between these countries, either by magic or by water. This regal crystal palace is called Diamante Academy. A prestigious educational institution that builds solely for the royals, sons or daughters of grand dukes, dukes, from the aristocrats' families, and vice versa. They arrived from all over the world. This academy is attended by those from influential and powerful backgrounds. However, the first condition to be accepted to the academy is that you need a letter of recommendation from the World Council. An offer letter with their stamp. Without their permission, you cannot even dream of enrolling in this place, no matter how wealthy you are.

“A faceted red diamond.” Kaelen guffawed. “You’re shitting me. Where would he get a red diamond wand? Does the Academy pass those out to students? That’s one of the rarest, and most valuable, gemstones on the planet.” I hadn’t exactly figured Kaelen for a gemstone expert, but he was full of surprises. “No, the Academy doesn’t hand out wands like that.”

He had set a royal blue high heel strap sandals, alongside a silver purse and jewelries. "Do I really need to wear jewelries?" Starr asked Magnus as she began to towel her body and apply cream. He nodded affirmatively. "It is the icing on the cake Boo," he told her as he began to stuff things he presumed she was going to need, including a condom. Star wasn't paying attention to what he was doing, so she took no notice as she got dressed and got ready.

I slowly pulled away from our kiss and he stared down at me. "Are you okay?" he asked the moment I let go of him. "Yeah... I'm fine. I just wanted to ask you something if you don't mind". "Sure, go ahead". "Uhm...I just wanted to know if what Claudia said is true-" "Claudia? Did she say something bad about me?" "No, not something bad. She only told me something which you never did tell me". "And what would that be, my diamond?" "Is it true you liked me when we were in high-school?" I asked staring into those gorgeous eyes.

“ Little girl… “ I heard a sudden word from Ace and was frozen when he started to move. He leaned on even way more closer to me and let his fingers crawled to my shoulders then back to my waist. He chained me tightly using his own grip. “ I don’t like it whenever you’re thinking indifferently… “ He murmured with a low voice. I glanced at him for a sec and looked away. I can’t bare to watch how his eyes flickers and how his lips moves whenever he speak. “ And I’m Diamond. “ A hard voice from a man can be heard from the side. His eyes were icy and his hair was curled. But what surprised me the most was that, he have a lot of earrings in his ears. I can even see a huge tattoo from his right arm

“You can go to your father’s company warehouse and film yourself picking up the blue diamonds. In the video, mention the Sullivan mine, the diamond factory, the process from mining to polishing.” “Then base your presentation on the idea that ‘Diamonds reflect a woman’s beauty.’ A diamond’s journey mirrors the hardships women face. Once they push past their struggles, their future will shine like a gemstone.” The concept was strong. A touching presentation could easily secure top votes. Aurora knew that. She let out a satisfied laugh. “If you’d just said that earlier, I wouldn’t have bothered yelling at you. You’re still as stupid as ever, always asking for it.”

She just felt that her name was familiar. "I'm here on behalf of my company this time, and I want to talk to Albert." Diana sized up Wendy and suddenly remembered where she had seen her before. She grabbed her and asked, "Are you the designer for 'Only-Love Diamond'?" 'Only-Love Diamond' was the diamond ring that Wendy had designed for Glory Group. Back then, it had sold very well at Glory Group's various auction plazas, so it wasn't strange that Diana would know about it.

Chapter 4: The Masquerade The black diamonds felt like a cold, heavy collar. Elena stood before the floor-to-ceiling mirror in the east wing, her fingers trembling as she wrestled with the platinum clasp. The stones were a deep, obsidian hue—darker than the shadows pooling in the corners of the room. They didn’t sparkle with the cheerful light of white diamonds; instead, they seemed to absorb the room’s glow, much like the man who had gifted them to her.

"What are you talking about?" Joy owned the biggest diamond store in LA, and Damon had come in the previous week to buy the largest diamond-cut ring she had. She'd put her soul into the selection process, despite her hatred for him, and she'd looked forward to seeing it on Aneeka's finger. She hated the barely visible, tiny diamond he'd insisted Aneeka wear as a wedding band. They looked at each other in confusion. Then they heard running footsteps outside, followed by Damon's loud laughter and the unmistakable sound of applause.

"I'm fine. I just don't want to be alone here." I believe the last part. It's the first part I'm not sure about. "She comes," I say to Draven. He doesn't argue. We move through the corridor in a strange formation — Draven ahead, Marcus appearing from nowhere to fall in beside him, Maya next to me, Elena just behind. The academy at night is a different building than the academy in daylight. The stone breathes differently. The lights in the hallway are lower, and the shadows they leave are the kind that could contain anything.