Moonstone Tvd Novels & Stories

The stone shimmered with blue and silver beneath the light like moonlight trapped in crystal. My breath caught. “It is beautiful,” I whispered. Jacob looked at it, then at me. “Yes,” he said quietly. “It is.” The assistant smiled knowingly. “Would you like to try it on?” I nodded. She slid it onto my finger. It was stunning. The moonstone glowed softly against my skin and the diamonds sparkled around it like stars. Maya purred. That is the one. I smiled helplessly. “I love it.” Jacob did not hesitate. “Then that is the ring.”

Peeping out into the ballroom, waiting to make our grand entrance, I see a sea of faces all talking, laughing, and bedazzling. Jordan adjusts my moonstone necklace, called the Tears of the Moon Goddess. Made of 24-karat gold, it has layers of moonstones linked together. The matching bracelets set the dress off strikingly, and he checks the clasps on them. “These are just breathtaking,” I say. “Thank you for this gift.” Jordan, radiant in blue and gold silk, kisses my shoulder. “Treasures for our treasure. Are you ready?”

Raymond had made his intentions clear at my coming-of-age ceremony. "Chloe is my fated mate. She is the only one who will ever be my Luna. No one can ever come between us!" Today’s public ceremony to select a Luna was supposed to be a mere formality. My position as Luna was already set in stone. In my past life, Raymond had indeed placed the moonstone necklace around my neck without a single moment of hesitation on this very day. The moment the clasp clicked shut, he waved his hand to dismiss the other candidate she-wolves.

You blush a little, showing him the nicely wrapped gifts you brought with you. “No, I'll be fine.” Nate grinned. ‘He lost his dad and he's super strong about it.’ “You are sure, we are kind of in the same boat.” You smiled at him. “I'm sure, my dad wasn't exactly a nice man.” Nate threw you a half smile. “Oh, right.” You’re a little taken aback from Nates comment. “Here.” Nate passes you a beautifully wrapped parcel, in a beautiful golden paper. You open it and see a charm bracelet. It’s silver with aquamarine crystals and a dove in the centre of the bracelet.

It showed a raw rock, matte and opaque, glowing a deep, interior purple as if lit from within. “What… what is this?” Imani asked, leaning forward, breathless. The chunk of stone, opaque and faintly shimmering violet, pulsed on the screen as if alive. “That’s not gold,” Jade murmured, her voice trembling with fascination. “It’s something else entirely.” “It’s beautiful,” Imani whispered. “Dangerous is beautiful sometimes,” Jade replied, zooming in closer. “Celestium,” she read out, her voice barely a whisper. Imani reached out, her fingertips brushing the holographic image as if she could feel its texture.

Dad asked. "I think you will know when you see it," Dr. Ivan replied and lifted the lid of the chest open. Inside was a milky-white crystal stone the size of a bowling ball. It was in a perfectly spherical shape with faint writing around the clear surface. "It looks like a fortune teller's crystal ball to me," I said. "No, Nikita, this is no ordinary stone," Dad said without taking his eyes off it. "This is Chandramoki Moni." "What is Chandramoki Moni?" "The Moonstone."

Chapter 139 The Guardian GOLD PACK Jovy sat down staring into space and her heart ripped out with each passing second. She was sure the Moon Stone had been kept safely in there and she had been sure to not allow anyone know of the password except her. How then did it go missing?

“Can I see it?” He extends his wrist. I smooth my fingers over the bracelet. It’s thick, masculine, obviously made to fit a man–a large one. Someone with strength and a whole lot of power, based on the validity of the gems–moonstone derived, I believe, based on how my powers flare to existence. “You’re right. This is very old.” “Do you know about the caves beneath Veiled Valley?” I shake my head. “Well, seeing as we have shit else to do, how about a story?”

“I don’t think I want to talk to stars anymore. I think I just want to go to school, and maybe join the drama club.” I chuckled softly. “That sounds amazing.” She rolled over and mumbled, “No more blood. Just love.” I stepped outside after everyone had fallen asleep. Thane was already in the garden, digging a small hole. I raised a brow. “You couldn’t wait for me?” He looked up, smiling. “You told me to get a moonstone if I ever found one. I did.” My eyes lit up. “You found it?” He nodded and held up a smooth white stone. “The trader in town had it. He said it kept glowing in his pocket until he handed it to me.”

He said while he took out his Moonstar pendant beneath his uniform. We have the same pendant and it must not be fake. The intricacy of its design was difficult to imitate. The moonstone was real as it gleams variably against the light. I had discovered as I have observed mine. The way light refracted to its surface, made it color blue, indigo, and light blue alternately depending on the angle.