Are the flowers on the second plant large ?

If so, it looks liked you may have scored a Blue Dragon ...

They are about an inch and a half to two inches. When I first saw it, I thought Blue Dragon, but does BD have fantasy marks as well?. The second photo has the proper color in natural light, the third is indoor lighting. A Sport?.

What does the fantasy look like ?

Is the third photo of the same plant ?

If so, it's likely not Blue Dragon ...

The do not look like Optimaras - unless you definitely have Optimara labels. And third plant looks like chimera to me.

The second and third plant are one and the same. The correct color representation is the second picture. There are no labels as is frequently the case with NOIDs here in Northern California. I just assumed they were Optimaras as they do the most of the mass stocking of supermarkets and nurseries here.

Does this show the markings better?.

Also, the petal edges are pretty smooth, ... which is different than Blue Dragon.

Perhaps your plant is a close relative of Blue Dragon ?

Perhaps, there is some jaggedness to them, but not as much as yours has. Perhaps a few bloom cycles will be able to clarify things. Does your BD leaves have a red reverse?. This one does.

Sorry Misstee ... I didn't see this last comment.

My Blue Dragon (circa a few years ago) did have a red reverse on rather dark green circular leaves.

And ... my first blooms from the plant were not according to the Blue Dragon description ... little to no jaggedness, more a bell shape than open, etc. But the plant eventually bloomed as shown in the photo.

Misstee!!!! Great score named or not!!! hahahaha I have no clue what their names may be but they would bring a smile to my face!!!!! Rosie

Such pretty violets! I wouldn't have been able to pass them up either.