Edwin Novel Jewelry Novels & Stories

I left the house after putting on my chunky red heels to go in search of the perfect gift for Christenna. I soon found myself outside a jewellery store. "Welcome." The man smiled at me. ’’Hello, I am in a bit of a rush, but want a necklace and earrings that would make the perfect wedding gift." "Right this way." I followed behind him to a well lit area, where he went behind the counter. "This set just arrived. It is the only timeless collection that we have from Solitaire. I know that these are a little more to it than you asked for, but it is the perfect example of elegance." He took out the set to show me.

“They've been in the family since the 17th century.” “Perfect” Anne agreed. “The rest of the jewelry is in a safe deposit box in a London bank. That is, if Ivan didn't hock and sell them, which wouldn't surprise me more than that. There's a diamond set that will look great on you. But this necklace is more appropriate for the occasion.” Once again, Eden felt out of place. Her, the daughter of the pastor of Martinsdene, in a fancy dress, with lavish jewelry on her neck and ears with her fingers adorned with rings? She was going to be perfectly ridiculous, she thought.

I pull the drawer open to clear it. And then I stop breathing. It is a small gold teardrop earring sitting in the back corner of the drawer. It is eighteen-carat, I can tell from the weight of it even before I pick it up. A tiny diamond set at the lowest point. The kind of piece bought from a boutique on Fifth Avenue that has become popular recently. Ethan has never once taken me there. Not for our engagement, or for Christmas, or even for any of the forty-something events I have attended on his arm in the past two years, not that I held out hope for it.

Not long after, I rechecked Sophie's social media. The close-up photo of the ring had vanished. 'Good. Deleting it only means it rattled her,' I thought. I reloaded the mall membership card and handed it to Victoria. "Mom," I spoke sweetly, "there's a new drop from that luxury brand. It matches your ring perfectly. I heard Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Ewing already booked appointments." Those two were her eternal rivals—always battling over handbags, diamonds, and designer outfits. They'd flaunted new pieces just last week, and Victoria had been seething ever since.

I smiled, watching the pink diamond shining on my ring finger. “Besides, you got me such a precious gem! About that, what made you think of buying this diamond?” I asked, flipping the question toward him. I raised my brows at him. “Is this really for me?” Because if this is the case, I really don’t know what to think next! Jayden seemed tensed for a second and then turned his gaze straight. “Don’t think too much, Miss Edwards. I have checked this ‘Beloved.' This is the most famous and precious in the jewelry market now.”

Instead, he bent his head and tapped away on his phone. My phone buzzed with a message from him. "I got dragged to an auction house, so I'm going to bid for some jewelry for you." Just as he promised, Edwin only looked up to bid for jewelry. Whenever another beautiful woman stepped on stage, he looked back down at his phone. Whenever he won the jewelry he had bid for, he would send me photos of it. Even toward the end, he refused to let anyone get their hands on any jewelry. Finally, one of Edwin's friends dragged him off to the washroom.

She then presented it to her parents in-law. The older couple were stunned. Jenny gave them presents for coming to visit them for the first time? They were overjoyed. Mrs Anderson was the first to untapped her present, it was a set of jewellery. She was happy, these were pure diamond jewellery. She held the present close to her chest, she liked it already, how thoughtful of Jenny. When Eduardo's father untapped his present, it was a golden chain wristwatch. It fit into his arm perfectly and he smiled. "Thank you Jenny,"he said. Eduardo must have assisted her by giving her the exact measurements.

She asked, turning to him. "Yes." Simon replied walking towards her. "You know them?" He asked. "Who doesn't know Tarvan. They are one of the biggest jewelry brands in the world and they sell exquisite pieces. My stepmom once got an infinity necklace from them. It has the most beautiful stones I've ever seen my whole life." She confessed and proceeded to open the tiny box. The sparkly and neatly stoned cufflinks graced her eyes. "Wow!" She exclaimed excitedly. "These are diamonds?" She asked.

We glared at each other with amusement. “Well, I plan to change my fate tonight,” I disclosed to him. “When she says her final goodbye to her ex-mate, I must already know she belongs to me.” Harad nodded approvingly. “About the dowry. Eden is an only child. We could bring her parents to the Kingdom to be closer to her,” he suggested. “We would offer them a fully furnished luxurious villa with servants included and two vehicles complete with drivers. Providing the jewelry is on you.” Without delay, I searched the internet and swiftly picked out appropriate accessories from numerous online stores. For Eden, I purchased a stunning diamond engagement ring along with an exquisite emerald jewelry

"Mr. Lloyd, what style are you looking for today?" "I want the most expensive and newest one." Eugene's response clearly pleased the saleswoman. She carefully brought out a sparkling gemstone necklace. "Mr. Lloyd, this is our latest design. There are only two in the world. The other was bought by the Princess of Wimborne." Eugene took the necklace, inspecting it carefully. The Princess of Wimborne? Jacklyn was far more regal than any princess. The saleswoman gushed, "Mr. Lloyd, you're successful, young, and handsome. And you're so devoted to your wife! It's just like they say, 'Happy wife, happy life!'"