Blackfoot Indian Jewelry Novels & Stories

I had no part in your abhorrent behavior as a teenager,’ Nero likes to remind me of that little fact, and oh, how I wish he had been there. Sawyer clears his throat, and I’d all but forgotten about the phone call, “It’s finished,” he chirped proudly. “Both the ring and the choker. Your mate will look absolutely stunning in these pieces. And of course, they will ensure her safety as well. I’ll send a text message on how to set up the app so when you come in to pick them up, everything will be set.” “Send me a photo of the finalized product too.” “Of course, Mr. Blackwood,” I could hear the grin in his voice. Sawyer’s family was instrumental in Blackwood’s history, designing jewelry for the ro

I try not to overanalyse the bizarre inner workings of my brother’s mind; it’ll only give me a headache. I walk over to the dresser, pick up a pair of gold, hollow, leaf earrings with turquoise and rhinestone tassels, and hook them in my ears as I walk back to the mirror and examine myself. I’ve paired the earrings with a beautiful squash blossom necklace in gold vermeil with turquoise cabochons that meet at a Naja – or inverted moon. It’s an absolutely beautiful piece made by a Navajo artist named Leon F. Kirlie. Seeing as how Jartre created my brother and me in the image of the native people of this land and many of their stories were inspired by us, I feel very connected to the native peo

She looks back and forth between me and the small black box. "Open it," I coax. She releases my hand and shakily picks up the box. I hold my breath when she lifts the top. Her smile is worth the wait. I had the ring designed in the Black Hills of South Dakota, the only place you can get the unique jewelry. It's not your typical engagement ring, but it's purely Shelby. The grape leaves twine throughout the band and meet at the top. The gold, pink, and green of the ring signify the authenticity of Black Hills Gold. I didn't include the wedding band that fits snugly to this band and completes the ring. I'm saving it.

The actor wins in the end, and then the next item gets unfolded. “This piece is donated to us by the Native American Association,” Robert says. “It is an original piece from the Sioux tribe, a bridal necklace passed down from generations, made of leather, turquoise, and bones--” “Wait.” Suddenly, Yana grabs my hand. “I know that necklace.” I face her. “Really?” “Yeah.” Suddenly, she scrolls through her phone and flashes me a picture. “That’s my grandma’s, Catori. It was gifted to her by her husband when they got married. Look.”

What was the point of gold, after all, he decided if it didn’t look like gold. “Lovely. Do any of these catch your eye?” Blake Nilem crossed to the counter. Faith was already opening cabinets and taking out trays of chains. He nodded at some, shook his head at others, and lay three upon the glass. Jasper ran his eye over the chains. “That one,” he picked one that would sit flat against the skin, the links layered like snake scales. “Wonderful. A pendant?”

"I understand Blackwood Industries has been struggling with its jewelry division since Sophie Hart's departure. You're looking for designers, aren't you?" Her voice took on a silky quality as she added, "With my grandfather's connections, I could help restore your resources in that sector. Perhaps there's an opportunity for me there?" I tensed, not expecting this sudden business proposition. Ryan's response was immediate and clear. "Actually, Blackwood Industries is divesting from jewelry entirely. " I nearly choked on my champagne. What? Since when? This was the first I'd heard of it. Was he planning to give all the jewelry resources to me? I guessed as much.

The stone was a brilliant scarlett color. "This ring is host to what we call a familiar. This in particular, is a carbuncle. It's a creature from South America. They have a gift for finding gemstones and hiding. Think of it as a gift of good faith." "Thank you" she put the ring on her finger and held her hand to the light. "It's beautiful...and call me Nina. Ms. Liang is for people under me." she smiled at him. "Then you may call me Richard." he replied back and watched her admire the ring. He was glad she accepted, even if the training didn't pay off, she would be a good partner to have