Cincin Berlian Pria Mata Satu 소설 & 이야기

I deserved it after being with a mate, Adriel over there who made life a living hell for me, coupled with my sister. Upon closer examination of the ring, all three stones were identical and matched perfectly. They were light blue princess cut diamonds and the ring was white gold. I held out my hand waiting for Vincenzo to step on the ring. There was a long silence before I realized I hadn't said yes yet and the trills exchanged worried looks on their knees. I sniffed "Yes," I managed to say. The triplets burst into smiles. Vincenzo slipped me the ring. It shone.

>> both ladies shook their heads but Romaine just looked at me so I walked over to him and we both moved out of ear shot. [[ I should not be asking for this as a man but given the circumstances, I will repay you once I get back on my feet out here ]] << no need, just tell me what you need >> he looked down at a wedding set then back up at me, [[ I know it’s not something practiced in our world among our kind but I’ve always promised myself I would give her one but never got the chance to ]] they were gold rings, the man’s ring had a design all around it and the woman’s band had the same to match with the third ring being the one with the Diamond, a Pink Princess Cut Diamond with small Pink D

"You're mine now. I will never let you go." Sinclair raised her hand. Gazing at the work of art he had placed on her finger. A square-cut pink diamond, set in gold, with tiny emeralds and pink stones surrounding the band and the precious jewel itself. The perfect piece must be an antique, unique, and must have cost millions. None of that matters. Only his love.

I eyed my reflection critically, judging my outfit like those fashion magazines would surely do. “You look amazing, Maliah. Those blogs will have nothing to write against you when they see how amazing you look. I mean, look at that neckpiece! What could they write about?” Ria tried to assure me for the umpteenth time, meeting my worrying gaze in the mirror. The stunning central piece was a 120.5-carat clear-cut blue-white flawless gem. There was also a green 16-carat green diamond and several white diamonds and it was heavy.

aniyang ngumiti. "Sandali–" Kagyat siyang binitiwan ng lalaki para dukutin ang nakatago sa bulsa ng pantalon nito, "Bigay ito ni Mama, engagement ring niya noon." Ipinakita nito sa kanyang harap ang isang white gold ring na may diyamante sa gitna, hugis pahaba na kasing laki ng butil ng bigas. She went speechless, nagniningning ang mga mata niyang nakatitig sa bato na lumilikha ng nakakabighaning kislap. Tila iyon isang magandang binibini na kumakaway sa harap niya.

After looking at it for a while, a smile appeared on her beautiful face, and she asked, “Do you like it?” Dexie looked at the ring. Her fingers were slim and long. The ring was well-crafted and complemented her hand perfectly. It was shiny, likely made of platinum. The ring had a simple design with a large, perfectly cut diamond set inside. It looked like a small crown, and the diamond was flawless in terms of cut and color. It emitted a dazzling glow under the light, sometimes appearing blue, showing its excellent quality. The craftsmanship was impeccable, showcasing the diamond’s full form. This must be the work of a master.

Jase states. I hold out the ring that used to belong to my mother’s great-grandmother. It’s a beautiful antique gold with three Pinite gemstones on each side of the three-carat Sapphire solitaire. It was passed down so that I might give it to my future wife. Carley is it.

"We have a limited collection piece that just came in. It's part of our heritage line." She held up a ring, and I caught my breath. It was stunning but understated. A single diamond, princess cut, set in a platinum band with delicate smaller stones along the sides. Clean lines, timeless design, nothing excessive. "Try it on," Preston said quietly. I slipped it onto my finger. It fit perfectly, catching the light without screaming for attention. I held up my hand, turning it slightly to see the way the diamond sparkled. "That's the one," Preston said. "We'll take it."

So was the lady helping us. “Of course, my name is Linda, please follow me over here.” Linda said smiling and led us to a glass display on the left. “These are our new designs of crafted cuff links. We only make one of each design so there will never be a duplicate out there. Everything is made from your choice of metal but we do recommend with pure gold or platinum. We do not carry sterling silver, however.

While still wearing that expression of doubt and shock, he stared at Rein, one of his acquaintances in the world of trading who’s sitting in front of him on the stool facing the reception counter. “Isn’t that price a bit too much for a mere sapphire?” Kazal added again. He finished shooting stares at Rein and continued appraising the new batch of jewels he received which is placed on top of the counter in front of him. His eyes squinted a bit while he gazed at one of the green jewels through the monocular. Rein flapped his striped feline ears and sighed. “Aw come on, man. You missed one point there. I told you the jewel is enchanted. That’s why I told you to buy it.”