Sapphire Blu Novels & Stories

It’s beautiful, and the deep blue color looks brilliant when my mother holds it against my autumnal dress. “The flame burns brightest against the night sky,” Nora says. “Orange and blue are complementary. It will be striking.” My mother smiles. “Try it on.” Turning, I allow Alice to fasten the necklace around my throat. The stones are heavy and cold against my skin, but when I turn to look in the mirror, I have to admit the effect is stunning. The deep blue of the sapphires makes the orange of my dress seem even more vibrant, like flames leaping against a twilight sky.

nope this was caused by SILVER! It must have been a stupid silver blade that Jade had used, this was not good as I’m supposed to be trying to hold on as long as possible for Sapphire’s sake, but they played dirty and used silver which will drain my energy making me weaker with no access to Sapphire or her healing powers. ‘Hey, Aurora did I ever mention to you that we’re able to withstand silver!! Play it out though like its making us weaker and I’ll try to heal you on the sly.’ Sapphire giggled to me, no she never mentioned it but I’m very glad we are.

A reminder of the glass. ​"One last question," Sarah said. She turned off the recorder. But the camera light was still red. "About the sapphire. The 'Sterling Heart.' My sources say you had it on the island. My sources say you gave it to your father." ​"The sapphire is a Vane asset," I said. ​"Is it?" Sarah smiled. It was a sharp, ugly look. "Because I just got a notification. A bank in Dubai just processed a transfer. A transfer of ten billion dollars. Authenticated by a biometric scan of that stone."

“So, we’re going to have to do all the fanfare. Press, charity appearances, the party circuit, all of it. And I am going to have to put a big ass ring on your finger.” “You can have it back when the time comes,” I said. Blake snorted. “I hope so. Mother insisted I give you the family ring.” That threw me. “Pardon?” “Here.” Blake slid a blue velvet ring box across the table. I regarded it with trepidation. “It’s not going to bite you,” Blake laughed. “Open it.” I reached out and opened the box. Nestled in white satin was a beautiful, large asscher-cut sapphire surrounded by diamonds. The stones were set in white gold.

No wonder ba't to nanalo sa election at naging Congressman. Tahimik lang akong nakaupo at naghihintay ng signal ni A sa'kin. Pagkatapos ng ilang sandali ay my eyes immediately twinkled at their next item. It's a blue moon diamond. Napatitig ako run. It is an Internally Flawless 12.03 carat fancy vivid blue diamond. I want that item. Nawala ang pagtitig ko run ng marinig ko ang boses ni A sa suot kong earpiece.

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.

“Blue.” The voice hit him like a punch, low and urgent. He didn’t need to turn around to know who it was. He felt Liam before he saw him—the rush of energy, the warmth that always drew him in no matter how hard he tried to resist. Slowly, painfully, Blue pivoted. Liam stood there, breathless from running, curls damp against his forehead. His stage outfit glittered under the streetlights—black sequins clinging to him like sin, like temptation itself. His chest rose and fell rapidly, but his eyes… his eyes burned with something fierce. Something desperate.

Sapphire, delightedly cried out She hurried over to the women’s area and moved closer to the mannequins. Sapphire pointed to the mannequins wearing; black two-piece outfit consisting of a short cropped blazer and a fitted camisole mini dresswhite sleeveless vest with black trim in a black mini skirt, black loafers, and white belted fit-and-flare coat dress. “Mommy, I’m sure all of these will suit at you!” Sapphire said, clapping her hands. I couldn’t help but smile at the clothes Sapphire pointed out. They were beautiful. “She is correct, Nathalie,” Tyler stated. I glanced over at him where he stood next to me. “Those outfits are sure to look good on you.”

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.

She blinked at my words, tears welling in her eyes. “I think I do, baby.” “Thank you.” She took it from the holder to carefully inspect it with her eyes glittering, appreciating the unique design. “They’re only nine pieces out there. And that’s Sapphire.” When she lifted her gaze at me with those big blue depths and smiled, she deserved more than a $2.23m watch. She deserves the entire world.