Apple Bloom X Diamond Tiara Novels & Stories

Eve expressed gleefully. Brie gazed the tiara on the mirror with mist in her eyes. It had the largest ruby stone she had ever seen. The surrounding small pink diamonds eclipsed the reddish sparkle with pinkish sheen. "Thank you, Mama! Thank you, Mom Eve!" "Okay! I'll fetch Ivana!" Eve said hurriedly. "Don't cry, Brie! Your tears will ruin your make-up!" Belinda wiped the tiny wetness at the corner of Brie's eyes carefully.

Because it would, right? Lily had found the most beautiful tiara I had ever seen. She explained that Nicolais had dug it out of his treasure chest—me paraphrasing, of course—because he wanted no one to misinterpret who I was, and what I meant to him. It was made out of gold, just like the necklace he had given me earlier. Strands of gold were intertwined, creating the tiara and shaping it. It was adorned with small flowers, kind of resembling baby’s breath, that littered across in gold as well. But the statement came in the form of the orange diamond in the middle, the one that rivaled the size of my necklace.

She smiled, tightening her grip on her bouquet beneath the sheer veil. “The bride is beautiful,” people murmured. “She looks so gentle.” “No wonder Dixal loves her so much.” “Sexy, too.” “That gown suits her perfectly.” “A diamond wedding gown—Mr. Amorillo spared no expense!” “Even her tiara is pure diamonds.” Compliments followed her all the way to Dixal. He bowed to her mother, kissed her hand, then took Flora Amor’s hand and slipped it around his arm. “No words can describe how beautiful you are today,” he whispered.

I asked them. " Well the first one is from your husband... He said that every bride needs something new on their wedding day. " Michelle said and gave me a box. It was big red box from Cartier. I opened it and found a tiara and a note inside. " Every queen deserves a crown... Love Alexander Black. " I read the letter. It was a diamond crusted tiara, I am sure that it is very expensive. " Wow... this looks amazing. " Isabella said in ewe.

I said but he put his hands over my mouth and stopped me. “I was just kidding okay? Chill.” He said and I removed his hand on my mouth. “It’s not funny.” I said, Peace Ellis POV “You’re so beautiful ma’am.” The make-up artist said after putting on the tiara on my hair that Chaos asked someone to make it for me. I wore a silver tiara with crystals and diamonds on it, while the hair clips that I have on the back also have a diamond in it two that is from my mom and earrings and bracelet that my dad gave me also made of diamond.

“The only thing I love the most about everything here is your ring, I mean, would you check out that beautiful thing?” Tiara who was dressed to perfection gushed, she bent beside Sapphire and held her hand up to her face, and she stared at the ring with a gooey look in her eyes. She had asked Sapphire to remove it to let her examine it but Sapphire had refused to do that.

My hands were steady as I unzipped the bag. The dress inside was a mockery. Yellowed satin, cheap lace, with a long tear across the bodice. It smelled of mothballs and spite. Isabella’s dress, however, was a masterpiece of ivory lace, beaded with pearls—more bridal than anything I’d ever owned. "It’s beautiful," she sighed, spinning. "If only I had a tiara." Alexander turned to me. "You have your mother’s heirloom tiara, don’t you? The one with the sapphires. You wouldn’t mind if Bella borrowed it?"

“I’m happy that you’re scared of losing me. It gives me some kind of hope that there’s someone I’m important to,” “Don’t feel that way, babe. You’re not just important to me, but to my family and your best friend as well. Need I remind you how much mama Audrey loves you? And our son?” “Thank you,” I said under my breath, stretching my finger toward him. He stared at all of them for a while and then slipped it into my fourth finger. The diamond ring fitted perfectly on my finger with a tulip flower design made out of a black sapphire, properly fixated on the band.

Third Person's POV They didn't see Adelaide but heard the future store owner's voice from a private room, filled with amazement, "These pink diamonds are the finest I've ever seen. Each one sparkles without a flaw—top-notch gems. Luna Adelaide, are you really using over twenty of them for a crown?" Adelaide's voice carried a smile, warm like melting snow, "Yes, also a tiara, hair tassel, diamond hairpins, earrings, and a pink diamond-inlaid gold bracelet. As for the royal touch, I'm sure you'll have great ideas."

June came around the moment he left and helped fix my hair and makeup, glamming me up in the way only she knew how to do. I froze when she placed a diamond tiara on my head. "Isn't this too much?" I asked, frowning at my reflection. She shook her head firmly as she placed it gently on my head. "More is more, remember?" Most of my hair was pulled back away from my face with diamond studded clips and barrettes and she had redone my makeup with a perfectly winged eyeliner, complete contour, lashes and dark red matte lipstick that tasted like strawberry every time I licked my lips. The necklace Alpha Alexander gave me glistened around my neck and the tiara, dripping in diamond sat gently on my h