Coraline Key Necklace Novels & Stories

My eyes went wide as I stared at the circle pendant, with the all so familiar emblem on it. It was the necklace Dominik had given to me. The necklace sat on her neck and the pendant swayed as she walked. I did not hesitate. I pushed Aurora to the side, and bolted to Cora. As she saw me approaching, her eyes went wide with surprise. “My my, if this is not a lovely surprise. For what do I owe this encounter? And why are you so energetic? It is just nine am in the morning,” She said as a smile curled up her lips.

She broke the lock, went into the room, and began to rummage through Cora's things, in a bid to find out her mom's birthday. She broke open a locked, small ceramic box belonging to Cora, and saw different pieces of jewelry inside. The one that caught her attention was a black neckband with a pink Mickey Mouse pendant. It seemed quite old and the right part of the head had broken off. Avery could remember that Cora always wore the neckband when she was younger. It had been a gift from her late mom and Cora always called it her lucky charm. After a fire incident where Cora saved someone's life and got hurt in the process, the head of the mouse had broken and ever since then, Cora never wore it

Then, in a patronizing tone, she said, "Tell you what, make an offer. Sell me that necklace, and the money you receive will at least make your life easier." The Luna necklace is a moon-shaped red diamond pendant that Kingsley personally bestowed upon me during our Matching Ceremony, signifying that I am the Luna of the pack. However, after I rejected Kingsley and left the pack in a rush during our argument, I never had the opportunity to return the necklace to him. Still, I wondered why Grace was suddenly interested in this necklace, to the extent that she was willing to pay for it. I raised my eyes to her with a meaningful look and asked, "Do you really want it?"

Something shifted in his expression then. For once, Dante Francesco looked nervous. And before Elena could react— He stepped forward and gently brushed her hair aside. “Elena…” Her breath caught. Then slowly, Dante pulled a silver necklace from his pocket. The deep red gemstone hanging from it looked almost unnatural beneath the fading sunlight. Beautiful. Dark. Dangerous. “I saw this at home,” Dante admitted quietly. “And immediately thought of you.” Before Elena could respond, he stepped closer and fastened the necklace around her throat carefully.

she said warmly, stepping closer, “this belonged to Eluvia.” Corra opened the box, and inside lay a silver, radiant necklace adorned with a moonstone that glowed faintly, almost alive. Emotion surged through my chest so strongly that it nearly choked me. I reached out, trembling fingers brushing the necklace. “Grandma…” My voice cracked with unshed tears. She placed her hand on my shoulder and spoke warmly. “Wear it tonight and shine, just like your mother did, Liora. Our prayers are with you.” …

In the photo, her makeup was flawless, and around her neck was a uniquely designed necklace. My eyes narrowed slightly. I quickly flipped through a few more photos and realized the same necklace appeared frequently. And I recognized it. It was a limited-edition couple’s piece from a luxury brand, Aurelian & Co.

"Nicole is here. What are you two doing here? Norah glanced at the necklace in the service staff's hands. "Wow, what a beautiful necklace!" Norah could not take her eyes off the Mona-style necklace. "Can I try it?" Norah looked at the service staff. "I'm sorry, Miss. This lady has bought the necklace." "How much is it? I will get the same one, too." "Sorry, this is one of its kind." "Only one?" "Mom, I want this necklace, too." "Norah, this necklace is my gift for Nicole's engagement. Why don't you take a look at something else? I will buy it for you." Gloria smiled.

Chapter 29 - Necklace Demi’s POV ‘Why does she have Ephyl’s necklace?’ Nova said whilst staring at Natalie’s keychain. “Ephy- who?” I asked. No one heard me talking to Nova since my voice was somewhat muffled by the mascot head. ‘Ephyl’s necklace, she’s not supposed to have it.’ I looked at Natalie’s keychain which was dangling on her phone case. It was a gold chain with a small blue diamond in between two snakes. Their mouths were wrapped around the blue gem as if trying to eat it.

Alessio I sat with my legs spread in the armchair situated facing the living room’s entrance. A tumbler of whiskey was in my right hand while I held a dainty gold chain in the other, bringing the piece of jewelry up to examine it in the light of the gas fireplace. I had found it the very next morning after Coraline claimed she had lost it, bringing in a team of professional organizers to comb through the entire apartment. I hadn’t planned on using it as blackmail material but when the situation presented itself, I was powerless to resist.

I walked in and a woman, who looked like she was in her late 20s stood behind the large glass that displayed all the jewellery. “Alpha, Killian, welcome. How can I be of service to you today?” My eyes trailed to the necklaces and there were so much options, I could not choose. “I need a necklace for a girl, it has to be something special.” “Hm, what colour are her eyes?” “Her eyes...they’re a dull green, but sparkle underneath the light,” I said, a smile gracing my lips. “A moment please.” The lady walked into the back and came back a few minutes later with a white case. She opened it up and my eyes landed on the most building necklace I had ever seen. The pendant was silver and was shaped l