Queen Sapphire Novels & Stories

A few weeks after we marked and mated each other, we started to plan Sapphire’s Coronation to become the Queen and not just in name only. Pyrite and I had been a little busy but not enough to ignore our mate. We all moved to the Mated Royals bedroom and she was changing it up because it only had a Queen sized bed and it was all white. I like it some but we let Sapphire decide what to do with it. She had maids and butlers running around and they were all happy to help her. She is sweet, kind, caring, brave, strong, and stubborn. I know Pyrite and I love her already, but we don’t want to make her feel uncomfortable after we had just mated.

Her body went number and number as seconds passed. She couldn’t feel her chest or body anymore, all of a sudden a blue ball appeared from her chest. It flew in the air and started flying in the air. The chants of the six witches who surrounded her all the sides made it settle in above her forehead. Just then, Astoria opened her palm and chanted some different spell than the other five. Soon, a shiny dark Kashmiri sapphire colored stone appeared in her hand. [Kashmiri sapphire is darker than normal sapphire.]

The woman smugly smirked and gestured for the group to follow her, leading them towards a glass display case. Inside, Maria saw a sparkling green and pastel pink round crown embedded with colorful gems; the gold sun-shaped base in the middle had a large pink star-shaped crystal in the center. The shards' edges that jutted out at the top were each tipped with a white pearl. The star in the center twinkled, emitting a bright glow. "The Fairy Queen's Crown. It grants the user potent healing powers. There are very few that exist, and only a limited number of people can afford such a rare beauty," boasted Layla, pointing to the price tag that was displayed underneath.

“You don’t need to fire her.” “Alright!” After Jingfei’s brief reply, the woman came back with a huge glass box on her hand. The bottom part was covered with cushion to protect the handler’s hand from cutting itself because of the sharp glass. The sales lady gently placed down the container and Jingfei was instantly mesmerized by the emerald rings in front of her. She feels like looking at Alexander’s eyes while staring at the stones. They are just like her fiance's eyes. The pair of eyes that took her breath away the first te she laid her gaze on them.

The lights dimmed, and the host’s loud voice rang out: “Welcome everyone to this charity auction. Now presenting our first lot of the evening: the ‘Heart of the Red Sea,’ a legendary ruby from Sri Lanka, designed by the late genius jewelry designer Lana Quinn!” Heart of the Red Sea?! Wow, starting off with a bang! This auction is really something! Esther had heard of Lana Quinn—she was born the same year Esther was born but had already passed away. A prodigy with extraordinary talent in jewelry design and gemstone mining, Lana Quinn had singlehandedly created the three most precious gems in the world: the rare pink diamond, the largest black diamond, and the ruby that rivals the Heart of the

“A purchase from GemEssence Suppliers—an order for precious stones totaling nearly a hundred and twenty thousand dollars.” My eyebrows furrowed. “That’s impossible. We didn’t need that kind of volume. What exactly was ordered?” Evelyn clicked open the invoice. “Let’s see… twenty-five carats of Burmese rubies, thirty carats of Colombian emeralds, and…” she paused, scrolling down, “ten carats of Kashmir sapphires.” I stared at her. “Sapphires? We haven’t used Kashmir sapphires since the limited ‘Crown of Dusk’ line two years ago. Why would anyone order those?”

I don’t know if it’s because of the light, her face seems quite pale. We keep going. She is soon attracted by a crown. It’s a dazzling crown with the rarest sapphires. My pack has a large storage of sapphires, this is where the name comes from. The sapphires used in this crown are of the highest clarity. Amelia looks at it closely with much admiration. She really loves it. “This is the heirloom crown of my family. This belongs to you, my mate.” I introduce it to her with a smile.

And yet not. She looked like a queen. I felt insane pride, my lips twitching at intervals. The new crown waited upon a velvet cushion before the coronation chair. No one had dared reuse the former queen’s. No one trusted what darkness might have been woven into it. This one was entirely new—crafted of white gold, rising in sharp, elegant peaks like frozen flames. At its center sat a large oval moonstone, glowing faintly from within. Smaller sapphires ringed its base, and etched along the inner rim were protective runes, visible only when the light struck at certain angles.

~SAPPHIRE~ ‘’Finally!’’ I muttered to myself as I stared at my reflection, tracing my fingers on the Purple sapphire necklace around my neck down to the beautiful, deep, rich purple dress that hugged my curves perfectly. The full skirt fell in soft folds to the floor, and I felt like a true queen. When Zephyr took over Eradon one month after regaining his throne, I thought nobody would want me, a lowly omega, as their Luna Queen. Still, I got positive responses when I was announced as their Queen; now, it was becoming real.

The crown is decorated with blue, pink and purple sapphires, diamonds and opals creating a gorgeous prism effect when it catches the light. “You are to be your own Queen, Lemuel. A Queen, unlike any this kingdom has had before. You are not ruled by the Queens of the past, but free to lay your own path, and so Haemon and I felt that a new Queen deserves a new crown,” she says proudly as she places the crown upon Lemuel’s head.