Red Lantern Ring Novels & Stories

Although, I also know that if she agreed with Calvin about having a bigger stone, I know that I will look for the prettiest and the biggest stone there is. But that was not what Lana wanted. What she wants was something with a deeper meaning. I trace the ring inside the box. The ring that I had custom-made. Most of the engagement rings that exist are like those rings that Calvin sees in the magazine. But the one that I had made for Lana was a simple ring with a quarter moon and a star meeting in the center. I ensure that the stones used for the moon and stars were color red, just the color of her hair.

Sedar said hoarsely, his eyes focused intently on the ring. "The Scarlet Halo is an 18-karat white gold oval ruby-centred diamond halo with a diamond shank. The gem is symbolic of romance, wealth, and success. Alluring and refined in equal measure" "I'll take it," Sedar drawled, passing him the ring with a lopsided grin on his face. "That sounds exactly like my wife." He pulled his credit card from his wallet and slid it across the table. "Do you want to know the cost, Mr Ozturk?" The elderly gentleman inquired, hesitating to swipe the card without first inquiring.

Granny stretched out the ring to Arnou, and he took it from her. Arnou held my hand in his and gently pushed the ring unto my outstretched finger. The ring was a perfect fit. It was sister to the crown of starlight I had seen in the jewel room. It had a sea blue diamond fitted in its center. Next granny offered me a ring. It was a crystal band, made to go with the ring on my finger. My hand was shaking so badly, and somewhere in the back of my mind, I was scared that I would accidentally drop the ring.

I pull the ring out. Rolling over, staring at her, I gently slide it onto her left ring finger. A perfect fit. The ring is truly beautiful. A radiant cut 2 carat emerald with three petite diamonds in perfect triangles flanking each side. It’s perfect for our mate. She stirs briefly and moves into us. Sleep finds me once more.

In the eyes of others, they were a group of friends having a good time. But Lydia's face was pale. She saw the ring Iris's finger was wearing. A white diamond, in the shape of a firework, just like the design of her wedding ring. What the f.uck was going on here? Lydia thought she was going to faint.

He explained the purpose of each stone one by one. “This one.” She said, toward a ring made of black tourmaline, which was for self-love, acceptance, and positive energy. She felt Theodore needed this stone close to him rather than a useless diamond. As much as she knew him, he wouldn’t give a damn about wearing diamonds. “Nice choice. Do you want to engrave the initial of your name on the back of the ring?” Happy questioned, picking the ring that Liara chose for Theodore. “I don’t know. Maybe yes, T heart shape L will be fine.” She instructed with a blush.

Alana takes her hands off mine, and I see the pendant, it's a circle only, and its color is metallic, of an amethyst tone. "When he accepts the pendant, some of his energy will also be sucked in to create the cord," Alana explained and I smiled happily. "Thanks, Al!" I hugged her and gave her a light kiss. "And here are the three rings." One in the shape of a crescent moon, one a waning moon and one a full moon. "Again, thank you! You can take the payment from my armory!" I said taking the rings. "See you later, Joshua!" I said goodbye and left the arena, this time following Kaiden's energy.

"In the Neutral Zone, silence meant something was about to kill you. Here, it feels... fragile." ​Liam stepped beside me, his shoulder brushing mine. "It is fragile. But we’re the ones holding it together now." ​He reached into his pocket and pulled out a small, velvet-lined box. Inside was a ring—not the one he had given me years ago, but a new one. It was a band of white gold set with a single, raw piece of Moonstone that pulsed with a soft, inner light.

The safe clicked open with a quiet hiss. Inside sat a small wooden box, velvet-lined. No stacks of cash, no hard drives or compromising ledgers. Just one single item and inside that box was a ring. A delicate, silver-gold ring, bearing the Sanchiano crest on the underside, and within the setting, a red stone that caught the light like flame. Talana touched it carefully. It was warm. She slid it on her index finger, a perfect fit. Massimo watched her. "You know what this means, don't you?"

"If he truly loved you, would he give me the chance to stand here humiliating you?" Soon after, I heard the door slam shut. I gripped the blanket tightly, feeling colder and colder. At least I would be leaving soon. Before leaving the territory, I decided to visit the Moonlight Bazaar at the border to sell an old trinket for travel money. But at the bazaar's grand "Mystical Auction," I witnessed a scene that shattered what remained of my heart. The final item was an "Eternal Guardian Ring" forged from celestial iron, capable of drawing moon power to nourish its wearer,a powerful charm against Luna's Eclipse, but extremely expensive and requiring blood-bond activation.