Novel & Cerita Booktok Jewelry

Blake finally found what he was looking for, and it was a velvet jewel case that held his mother’s diamond and ruby neckless. Taking out the box, he handed it to Tabitha, who had a questioning look on her face. Opening the box up, within was a most exquisite-looking neckless made with diamonds in the center surrounded by ruby stones, making it look like it’s made for a queen. Tabitha was in shock over the jewelry, excited and disappointed simultaneously. Blake took the neckless and placed it upon her chest, fastening it behind her neck. He then walked in front of her and admired her look.

I shivered as his breath floated across my ear. Dinner had been amazing, and I was amazed that Dylan was able to reserve a table at that restaurant. I know for a fact that there is at least a three or four month waiting list to get a table there. The food was delicious, making me want to come back as soon as we could. I couldn’t stop staring at my ring. I had a feeling that he was up to something, but I was not expecting this. The ring is gorgeous. The center stone is a large four carat tear drop shaped sapphire with diamonds that decrease in size as they circle the band. The band is rose gold and fits my finger perfectly. I was jolted from staring at the ring when the car stopped.

"I have combat practice scheduled." "I could teach you some Beta-level techniques..." Theo offered awkwardly. "No thanks. The pack trainer already knows my level." Theo's hand dropped. He turned to me, pulling out a small velvet box. "I brought you something." Inside was a silver necklace with a crescent moon pendant. I recognized it immediately - from the photos Sarah had shown me. She'd bragged about how Theo spent $100,000 on her ring, and this necklace was part of the matching set. "I don't want your leftover gifts," I said quietly.

Tania's was a yoga kit which made me smile (I really need that) and a lovely leather bracelet. Both of them gave me another special gift: a pretty photo book and the silver dress I wore earlier. Roe gifted me a life planner and a selfie photo case... Seems everyone knows I love photos. Goldie, yes Goldie surprisingly gifted me a stainless steel water bottle....well, she's cool. Kim's gift got me jumping and squealing happily, a beautiful Cuisinart ice cream maker... Oh my goshhhh!! You know what this means??? Excessive ice cream at anytime I need it. I need to give her a kiss for this...

Linda finished explaining each item to me. I studied each item to see which one spoke to me best. The head jewelry thing is out. Women come up with stupid fashion trends but I understand the stores need to stay in new styles. I still prefer the old styles. My eye was drawn to the book mark. It was about two inches wide with a very detailed vine design with three flowers on it with emeralds in the middle. This piece was beautiful workmanship.

"A complete set of black pearl jewelry from Tahiti," said Felicity. "A pair of imperial green jade earrings," added Vermont. "A bracelet with blue diamonds from South Zuluford." "A carved jade statue of Jesus." The two sounded like they were reciting a song. Upon finishing the list, they embraced in feigned emotional display. Felicity pretended to sob, "I'm so envious. I'm afraid my best friend will suffer, yet I'm jealous that she'll be driving a Land Rover. This is so contradicting."

I agreed, already imagining the spread of snacks and drinks. After our grocery run, we made our way to ‘Bejeweled’, the flagship jewelry store and head office of Raven’s company. The store was a masterpiece of modern elegance, its exterior adorned with sleek, black marble and gold accents that shimmered under the soft glow of the streetlights. The name Bejeweled was etched in bold, cursive letters above the entrance, exuding an air of sophistication.

Kingston I had never imagined myself standing in a boutique tucked inside a back alley of the werewolf quarter, cradling a small velvet box like it contained the moon itself. The jeweler, a stooped old human, had nodded when I told him what I wanted: something worthy of a woman who doesn’t know how worthy she is. The ring he created wasn’t gaudy. It was simple, elegant. A pale silver band, delicately shaped like intertwining vines, with a single opal in the center that shimmered in refracted rainbows when it was in certain lights.

I picked up my bag and brought out the sketch book absentmindedly but Cayden noticed immediately. “What’s that?” he asked “My headache.” Silver replied. “Oh no, artistic suffering.” I ignored him and opened the book. Several jewelry sketches filled the pages. Some were either rough, detailed or crossed out aggressively. Cayden leaned forward slightly. “You made these?” “Obviously.” I answered. Nora immediately scrambled over. “Oh my gosh, these are gorgeous.” I flipped through another page slowly. “I’ve always liked jewelry,” I admitted quietly. “Not because of the money. I just…” I paused briefly. “I think jewelry tells stories.”

After driving by Wisdom's house Beauden and Roarke go to a jewelry store. Beauden is buying Wisdom a coming home present. He still hasn’t told his Beta why his mate left. A pair of 14 K white gold 1.68-carat diamond hoop earrings caught his eye. “Man, that’s almost four thousand dollars. I know you’re not buying them.” Roarke shakes his head looking at Beauden as if he has two heads. “You have never bought jewelry for anyone before