Eternity Ring Blue Nile Novels & Stories

The Lupa of Etherea and I hadn't even hesitated as I had flung my arms around him and he had swung me up and around, laughing with me even as tears had spilled through my eyes. It had been the most magical moment of my whole life and I still felt my eyes burn as I stared at the ring. It was an old family heirloom, a wide gold band with a roughly cut ruby in its center, it sparkled and threw red light everywhere and to me it was the most valuable bauble of jewelery ever, because it also belonged to Irene, Raphael's mate. It was a tradition for the Lupa of Etherea to wear the ring as it was said to bring luck to the reigning queen and fertility to the couple.

The only consolation was that I would be able to surprise them with my appearance as I had kept my dress a secret. Both of my mothers had come with me when I went to find rings for my mates. I loved the fact that both of them got along so well. They were already bestie-level friends. It warmed my heart because they were both incredibly important to me. The rings had a black tungsten band with a matte effect. There is a line of round black sapphires down the middle of the band. ‘Our Love Is Eternal’ was etched on the inside of them. I really loved the design and hoped that they did too.

“But no secrets between us. And I am your equal. I want to be treated as such.” “Great. I have a gift for you,” Kai said, pulling out a jewelry box and opening it to reveal a stunning engagement ring. Darina gasped. Even without being an expert in luxury jewelry, she recognized the De Beers Millennium Jewel 4—a breathtaking masterpiece with a Fancy Vivid blue diamond, the largest oval blue diamond known. Its brilliance was intensified by two sparkling white diamonds on either side of the center stone and a delicate halo of smaller diamonds surrounding it. “It’s stunning… I can’t accept something this expensive,” she whispered.

Cedric chuckled lightly, taking out a box from his pocket. Upon opening it, those in the coffee shop who knew their jewelry couldn't help but gasp in astonishment. It was a pink diamond necklace. Even without considering the rarity of pink diamonds, their value alone was enough to move anyone. It was the "Eternal Heart", a necklace once worn by the Queen of Yewland. It symbolized that the person before him was the love of his life. It had fetched a sky-high price of one billion at an auction. Now, it lay in a small, deep blue jewelry box, waiting for Diana before him to accept it.

Nelson walks in holding Jessica's hand and greets Nina Morrison and Grandfather Gray sweetly. Grandfather Gray holds Nelson up to seats him on his lap. He reaches into his pocket to pulls out a black velvet box and hands it to Nina Morrison, "Nina, take it." When Nina Morrison opens the box it's a simple and classic black jade ring. On the velvet side, there is a half-moon chrysanthemum inlayed by the white jade. Nina Morrison's heart thumps. On the door of Gray Family, there is also a half-moon chrysanthemum...

She even found herself a live-in husband! “Mandy, you’re finally here! Why, look at our classmates. They’re acting just like dogs. They all want to kneel to you so badly!” Nia smiled as she squeezed her way through the crowd to stand beside Mandy. Before Mandy could speak, Nia noticed the ‘Forever Mine’ ring around Mandy’s finger. It was more than ten karats.

Just tugged the corner of my mouth. The auction reached its final lot — the showpiece rolled onto the display stand. A necklace. "The Eternal Heart." Said to be carved from the moonstone of an ancient Wolf King, it glowed with a cold, ethereal blue light. Leo glanced at me to gauge my reaction, then raised his paddle. After a fierce round of bidding, "The Eternal Heart" was his. He pushed the box toward me. "For you." Before I could say a word, my phone buzzed again.

As I was standing next to Zahir, I noticed that there was a blue diamond kept in the middle of the ring and it looked… wonderful. Blue diamond, the most expensive gemstone on earth, which only rich people would carry with them, which I only saw on the pages of books, was in front of my eyes today! “Ma’am, I’d like to get your size before taking it. If you have a ring, give it to me, otherwise wear it.” He showed me a ring which was made of platinum.

An exquisite moonstone necklace, glowing with a soft blue light in the dim castle halls. It was the last relic of my slaughtered pack. The day Dorian and I became blood-bound mates, I told him how much that necklace meant to me. It held the last memories of the Crescent Moon pack. It was my only tie to the world I had lost. "Where did you get that?" I stared at the necklace, my voice shaking. Liliana touched it instinctively, then glanced at Dorian. "I gave it to her," Dorian said, taking a deep breath, his voice artificially calm. "Liliana's been emotional with the pregnancy. She needed a gift to soothe her."

Undebatable. Finn took it, cautious, as though it might burn his fingers. When he opened the lid, a subtle flicker of disbelief crossed his face. Inside lay a ring. But not just any ring. The ring. A platinum band crowned with a deep crimson stone… the color of blood caught in moonlight. Black diamonds ringed its centerpiece, dark as sin and just as rare. It was unmistakable. Ancient. Priceless. Worn by the first Walton to build the empire. Passed down through generations. Reserved only for those deemed irreplaceable.