Cincin Naga Emas Novels & Stories

Evie could not wrap her head around it. Shrugging her shoulders, Veronica said with a magnanimous smile, "maybe I was lucky." Designed by one of the best designers in the world; Zarine Morgan, the lucky pendant was intended to bring good luck. "Sure I'm not using the Serpentine Dragon's Eye but this emerald comes all the way from Japan and it's extremely lucky as well." "Trust me, Vee. It will work." Zarine took her time when making this masterpiece. Such perfection should never end up in the wrong hands.

I couldn't take my eyes off my treasure. I made my way to the cupboard where I swiftly grabbed an item I'd been anticipating using for the past seven weeks! It's a pure platinum collar necklace with a large, rare fire opal pendant. Delicate to the eye, yet thick enough not for her to be able to break it so easily. I had a GPS tracking chip nestled in the metal side of the pendant.

“But it will come to us. We aren’t in a rush.” I looked at the ring sparkling in the light. It was a silver band, embedded with diamonds all around, but the main piece, an azul sapphire, sitting in the middle of the ring, surrounded by metal that looked like the branches of a vine. It looked so mystical and stood out so well. “That reminds me,” Emily said, dropping her hand. “When is Nathan going to…” Nicki nudged Emily hard and she fell silent, her face red as she glared at Nicki. My face fell and my stomach churned.

“I see you know the name. I have something for you. I didn’t buy it; it was yours from before.” Magnusson told her with a smile. He slipped a necklace around her neck and she looked down to see a large pendent on it. The stone looked like emerald and was as large as her cat’s head. She couldn’t stop looking at the stupid thing. It had three dangles that had small diamonds on them, the chain was gold. For her to have had this back then meant she had been more than a farmer’s daughter. Power surged through her, making Majesta groan then moan slightly as the surge leveled out.

The next day, I noticed a few Capos gathered around Cristina's desk the moment I stepped into the office. "Oh mio Dio! It's so beautiful, Consigliere Ghedini." "This is the newest, limited edition amethyst necklace on the market. It costs a small fortune." Cristina looked incredibly pleased as the Capos fawned over her necklace. She couldn't hide the glee in her eyes even if she tried. The Capos kept praising Cristina, making her feel as if she was floating on cloud nine. Meanwhile, I stood at the door and quietly watched the spectacle.

the manager asked. “Hope it’s not that they want to remove me from my manager post... or am I getting promoted?” the manager thought. “I want to see a few of the latest necklaces,” Henry said. “Oh my God, thank the Almighty, I’m not getting sacked!” the manager thought. “Quick, bring out all the latest necklaces!” she ordered the staff. A few minutes later, the staff lined up, presenting different necklaces. “Mr Williams, this is the Ocean Jade, known as the Heart of the Sea in China. It’s rare, it glows, and it’s perfect. Designed by Park Soon, the chief jewelry designer in China,” the manager explained, pointing at the first necklace.

"No, centuries ago the Naga King of the Naran Empire stole it from us, and it is said to be in his possession until this day, passing it down to his successors. I can feel it, it hasn’t been moved in years. Retrieve it and I will give you the chance you want." The Naran Empire was a dry area with little to no sea or ocean in it, with dense forestry. Was it hard for the sirens to retain human form for long? Why did he want me to retrieve it? Aside from the dangers of course. "Only a siren can hold that pearl… if anyone else tries, they will die. What if her being a triform risks her-" Ariella was cut off when Queseidon’s burning gaze turned upon her.

Then they went to get some beef and fish as well before heading over to the souvenir stalls which offered handcrafted sterling silver or wooden jewelries just because they caught her attention and she could not help herself. Once they stopped by the old lady who sold them stood from her seats and helped her around, explaining some of them in attractive manner in hope she would buy them. Ana looked at one corner of the stall and found a beautiful princess cut citrine ring with sterling silver filigree band on it that reminded her of vines. She thought it was one of the most beautiful thing she had ever seen, such jewelries would not be found in common designer stores, those kinds of intricate

Looking at Tina’s stunned expression, Cindy felt proud of herself. She couldn’t help but show off and went on arrogantly, “Samuel’s the one who gifted me all these jewellery. After all, I’m his one and only woman! He also gave me this necklace in my hand a short while back. This one consists of 100 diamonds, and each has its own certification!” Tina looked at the necklace and said, “That necklace doesn’t look good on you.” “Really?” Cindy didn’t believe a word Tina said. “Ha! Tina, are you jealous of me?”

Elder Shear laughed. "Grandfather, these two necklaces are beautiful, but the center of the imperial greens are the most vibrant parts. This must not be cheap. It's also a masterpiece that Master Summers made after ten years of not working. There's an incredible significance to it." "Are you just going to give it away for nothing?" Cynthia pouted and did not look very willing. Imperial green was very rare and valuable. In the market, those two necklaces made of imperial green would be worth at least a million and a half!