Sapphire Blu Novels & Stories

Three ring designs were displayed: a pale blue oval sapphire flanked by baguette diamonds, a light yellow marquise set in rose gold, and lastly, a large colorless brilliant cut surrounded by a halo as delicate as morning dew. “This sapphire is rare,” Valeria said softly, pushing the box forward. “But Mr. Cassilas requested something that ‘captures the breath of the future.’” “The breath of the future?” I repeated, looking at Hugo. He simply shrugged. “Sapphire brings calm, diamonds carry eternity. But I want you to wear a sparkle that shifts with the light. Like you—impossible to pin down,” he said. Valeria brought out another small box: a long alexandrite stone that changed between green an

The people wandering around were also clearly from a different social class. In the far back stood a glass display case. A small crowd surrounded it, seemingly admiring a breathtaking jewel. From between the gaps in the crowd, Jacklyn vaguely caught a glimpse of the gemstone. It was cerulean blue, and it shimmered especially brilliantly under the lights. Just one look and she made up her mind. That was the one! "Liam, that stone fits my design extremely well." Without any hesitation, Liam called over a staff member and purchased it. The cerulean sapphire was theirs. And with that settled, they prepared to leave.

Gary instructed his household helper. Gideon said, "Sapphire tea is renowned across the globe. The tea shrub only produces 49 pounds of tea in a year, and most of them are sent into the palace. It's a specialty of the royalty and incredibly rare on the market." Chuckling, Gary replied, "You're knowledgeable, Mr. Snow. Yes, sapphire tea is priceless. My father obtained three pounds of it by chance when he was alive, and I've been storing it to this day."

I shouted, grinning wickedly at Dane, but he quickly countered. "15,000 Lumincoins." "Do I hear 20,000 Lumincoins?" the auctioneer shouted. I raised my hand and grinned again at Dane. Losing to someone like him would make me look weak, and it might change how everyone saw me. This was all for Sapphire. I wanted everyone to see me win the blue orb for Sapphire. "Alpha Zephyr?" The auctioneer called my attention back to the Hall. "Are you still bidding?" "30,000 Lumincoins," I declared. The blue orb wasn't worth that much, but because of Sapphire, I was ready to spend that ridiculous amount of money on it.

She glanced at the piece and was immediately captivated. It was a sapphire set featuring a necklace and a pair of earrings. Under the lights, the sapphires sparkled with a mesmerizing glow, reminiscent of the deep, tranquil waters of a lake. Each glint of light on them created the illusion of ripples across the lake's surface—dazzling and enchanting. The sapphire earrings shimmered like fragments of stars fallen to Earth, radiating brilliance. Rebecca could already imagine how stunning she would look wearing that set, each step adding to her allure.

Staying away from your mate was going to be so hard since we already had a bond and we’re comfortable around each other. I got to the square and it was busy, as if they were preparing for something. I saw a stall where they sold rings and other jewelries. I went over and asked for the price of a blue sapphire diamond shaped ring and it was 12 karat as what the vendor said and I left. ‘ It would be expensive’ I thought to myself.

2 years after Sean's party. Sapphire The sun rays streamed into my room, spreading the flecks of light into every corner. The heat radiated off the closed windows, busting through the chilly air and warming my skin. I looked at my reflection in the mirror and stared at my blue eyes. That was the reason why I was named Sapphire. And it is a mere coincidence that my surname was Blue. Sapphire Blue with sapphire blue eyes – I had been subjected to many jokes in the past with my friends due to this.

“Ilaria, please don’t worry. I will try my best to extract your father from there, okay?” She bit her lip and nodded. “Would you like to take a walk around the palace of Xomor?” he asked. She looked up at him. His yellow irises locked with her blue eyes again. She swallowed and her gaze wandered to the tattoos on his skin. The deep blue color of his skin was like that of mountains covered in the morning mist, the color of a blue sapphire formed in the womb of earth, protected for thousands before being discovered by humans. He was terrifyingly beautiful, like a statue carved from blue sapphire.

She saw a dark blue necklace box sitting on top of the coffee table, Xyla instantly knew it was the sapphire necklace that Rebecca sent. She quickly went towards the coffee table and sat on the sofa, she grabbed the box and immediately opened the box. A shining sapphire necklace shone onto her eyes, it blinded her eyes. It was different from the necklace Sharon Lindt wanted. This necklace’s design was simple, it had a thin platinum chain and at the bottom of the chain there’s a sapphire in the shape of a heart. The sapphire is like a deep blue sea, with countless diamond pieces in it. It looked dazzling and beautiful.

But stood silently with a forced smile as she ought to. Tearing her eyes from the stranger that seemed to serve no purpose other than to remind her of all she couldn’t have, she extended a hand to the next approaching suitor. “This is my daughter, Blue.” She needn’t the abrasion of her mother’s harsh American accent to stiffen her posture. As the sequins of her amber camisole gouged at the inside of her elbow and the taut waistband of her jeans forced her to suck in her stomach, Blue could imagine she looked like as much of a plastic doll as she felt.