Queen Sapphire Novels & Stories

After all, Kashmir sapphires from India were among the rarest and most valuable gemstones in the world, with some selling for well over a million dollars per carat. And the necklace in front of them was obviously top-tier quality—the kind of piece that couldn’t always be bought even with money. As the crowd remained stunned, Mason cleared his throat lightly before continuing. “This sapphire necklace weighs exactly 15.99 carats.” He smiled politely. “Young Master Morgan hopes Miss Lawson likes it.”

The next item up for auction was a sapphire necklace that, when placed on the stage, reflected a charming light. The host said, "This is a sapphire necklace passed down from the British royal princess. Each gemstone is flawless, and it is cool in summer and warm in winter when you wear it around your neck. There's only one of its kind in the world." Fia lounged casually, raising the bidding paddle in response to the announcement, joining the competition with others. Surprisingly, both Conrad and Jason, who had just fiercely fought over a painting, showed no interest. Neither of them had someone to give such an item to.

“The vanity? “Evelyn asked, and I gave a quick nod. “It’s been handed down through the royal family to each Queen through the generations,” Evelyn replied. “It’s made of moonstone and pearls. Also, some opals and quartz.”

The other was a much larger wrapped gift box, the paper shimmering faintly in the fading light like silk. Her breath hitched in anticipation. She set down her keys and her café bag, hands moving instinctively toward the smaller box first. Gently, she lifted the lid—and gasped softly. Inside was a stunning jewelry set: a necklace, earrings, and bracelet, each featuring a striking blue sapphire centerpiece surrounded by glimmering diamonds. The stones seemed to dance in the light, as though they held their own secret fire. The deep, oceanic hue of the sapphires reminded her instantly of Kingsley’s gaze when he looked at her like she was the only woman in the world.

Kazal sauntered close to take a better look. To Kazal’s surprise, the sapphire’s blue hue is the most radiant than any sapphire he has ever seen before. The color resembles that of a deep blue sea, yet the edges seems to be glowing. Kazal closed his eyes a bit to clear his mind, and opened it again to look at the jewel. The sapphire is still looking like it’s glowing. “…Bring me my monocle.” Kazal extended one of his hands. Swiftly, Rein retrieved his monocle he used to appraise the jewels earlier and placed it on his palm. Kazal checked the monocle a bit while the workers lifted the glass case from it’s base.

Queen Jane beamed as she opened the box. Inside with the most exquisite piece of jewellery Faith had ever seen – let alone contemplated wearing! Made up of square shaped vibrant emeralds, each one surrounded by a cluster of gleaming diamonds designed to fall elegantly around the neck, it was breath taking. "Wow! It looks... expensive." Faith chucked anxiously. "Well, it is dear. Kind Edward the 3rd designed it in the 14th century for his lovely wife Queen Philippa. I thought the emeralds would go with your dress perfectly dear."

Inside the other box was the matching saphire ring and a beautiful necklace, with the most elegant and costly diamonds made specially for the queen. challanging manner.

"But I also see the cost." "The cost is irrelevant to those who own the world," the Queen replied, her face glowing with a frantic, predatory joy. "Is it irrelevant to the ones who are the fuel, Seraphina?" Sofia asked, her hand moving toward the Dark Heartstone. "Sofia, your skin... it's almost entirely purple!" Nomo screamed, his voice lost in the rising hum of the stones. "It’s not purple, Nomo. It’s the color of the void," Sofia said, her fingers brushing the dark sphere.

DAISY “W-what’s this?” I nearly gasp again, staring at the beautiful necklace inside the box. The necklace is platinum with a single sapphire pendant surrounded by small diamonds, and the sapphire is the exact shade of blue as the embroidery on my dress. “T-this is too much,” I stutter. “Nothing is too much for the Queen's daughter-in-law.” “What do you mean by that?” I ask. “I am saying that this is a gift from Queen Helene herself. She wanted you to wear it today.”

Her damp voice frightened. "Calm down baby, it's a small gift from my heart to yours. A pure cut of Sapphire all the way from the depths of Thailand. They call it... the Blue Belle of Asia. It's one of the most exceptional of it's kind you know, but it completes your look. I bet my greedy cousin never gave you anything since you've started dating." "I don't want this!" Sapphire hissed in anger as she tried unlocking the clasp from the back. In an instant, Ace twisted her hand backwards and held her in a full grip, making her tilt to the back while their face meet.