Mina Diamond Tears Novels & Stories

From the moss, three small pearls rose. No grand shimmer. No bells. Just silence. And power. She caught them in her palm. Each one looked like nothing. Pale. Dull. Slightly misshapen. But they pulsed with something old. Something true. Jo turned back toward them and walked to Mina first. Mina blinked. “What is that?” Jo placed the pearl into her hand. “A Siren's tear.” Mina frowned. “You cried this?” Jo smiled, just a little. “Not recently.”

“Numerus left behind two drops of tears and seven drop of blood on her death bed. The blooddrops fall on the earth and said to brought the life on earth. Wherever the drop falls the land formed on the earth. For the tears, they have to said they have the power to bring back the dead back.” “The tears, no one knows where they were. They were invaluable and many tried to acquire them, some get hold of them but it only brought misfortune to them. And soon they were just the tale of legends.” Damien finally turned back to look at me and for the first time he didn’t have any wall in front of us, guarding him. he looked vulnerable… almost human. “Thank you Esma Rockwood for bringing back the tears

She said. With a mix of reluctance and curiosity, I reached for the second, smaller box. I opened it with trembling hands, revealing an exquisite jewelry set nestled inside. The centerpiece was a necklace, an intricate design of intertwined vines and leaves, crafted from the finest platinum and encrusted with diamonds that glimmered like dewdrops. The matching earrings were delicate teardrops, each holding a single, flawless diamond that sparkled with every tilt of her head. My eyes welled up with tears. "It's so beautiful, Tami. "

Miller explained. "Is this the first version of Angel's Tears?" Jessica looked closely at it. The pendant seemed familiar, but Angel's Tears were supposed to be blue, not red. She remembered seeing Diana Brown wearing a blue Angel's Tears in a picture. Jessica didn't know much about gemstones before she joined JH International Group. She had been studying and learning about them since then. While she couldn't fully grasp the value of the red gemstone, she also understood it was definitely no less significant than the Angel's Tears Marcus gave her.

My demon side was screaming for speed, for fire, for shadows to tear up the road—but my human side, fuck that, the part she’d somehow clawed into, told me to think. A gift. Not flowers, not some half-assed gesture any man could buy on the corner. She deserved something rare, something that said I thought of you, even if she hated me for it. And there it was—the idea. Something whispered from memory, from the time before I became what I am. A rare gemstone, mined from the black cliffs of Arduris, a stone no merchant ever sold twice because men ruined themselves trying to afford one. A stone that shimmered like starlight trapped inside glass. The Lunaris Tear.

Just before she loses her ability to speak, the bride utters a single sentence: "Take my tears and come find me in ten years. If you still love me, the curse will be lifted." A teardrop falls from the bride’s eye—deep blue, shimmering—and lands in the groom’s palm, transforming into a sapphire. Scene Two: The groom brings the sapphire ashore and entrusts it to a jewelry designer (the background of the designer's studio will feature the Lin Jewelry logo). The sapphire is eventually crafted into a necklace—a delicate golden chain suspending a teardrop-shaped blue gem, passing through a finely carved, hollow heart-shaped pendant, resembling a tear falling straight from the heart.

"This is our real lead. What exactly were they looking for in his memories, Valeria?" The former Raven traces over the blood pattern with her hand from a distance not to disturb it. “The Goddess's Tear is a blue Diamond. Even with the items that they got here, they can’t complete the ritual without it. I remember trying to find information on it, but every lead came up empty. Magpie must have hoped he knew where to find it, but from what I’m getting from the blood, Matthews had no idea what they were on about. And not knowing doesn’t save you; they try to find connections that will lead them to where they need to look next.” Casie crouched beside Valeria, studying the intricate blood pattern

"I'm not saying you'll find someone like her, you don't have to. I'm just saying that one day, someone different will open your eyes." Taegen's eyes shifted to green as he stared at the younger one who was calmly watching the moon. Looking at him, he realized that there was finally something even more beautiful than the moonlight. How his hair shone like a thousand lights, dancing gently with the evening breeze. "Wait, Diamond," he mumbled. Jimmy turned to look at him and his eyes grew wider when he saw how the blue of his eyes was attractive. "Diamond?" he frowned when he realized he just called him this way. "My name's Jimmy."

I clenched my hands, tears welling up in my eyes. Damn! When will the tears stop? There is no end in sight. It’s as if I just want to be a robot and not feel anything. Dominic approached me and knelt in front of me, saying, “Sophia blackmailed me, believe me, and I didn’t like all of this.” I laughed as I looked up at the ceiling at his bullshit excuse.

Dominique asked with curiosity. “Um, no, I just…” I stutter. Grabbing the box, Dominique pulls the necklace out slowly. I watch as he observed it. “This one is called the Diamond Tear. It’s a single Diamond in the form of a teardrop. The necklace is white gold, twenty carats. It’s a unique one in the world,” the woman explained briefly. Dominique raised his hand. Silently, I stare at the Diamond. Somehow my head started pounding. Groaning in pain, I held my head.