Edwin Novel Jewelry Novels & Stories

What was happening? Eadlin was in her room checking out the samples of the new golden jeweleries and accessories, that her maids had brought it in from outside for her to check out . Her eyes looked through the jewelries intently, to check if it was the exact design that she had wanted, but was disappointed to know that they were just similar to what she had wanted. The jewelry maker who still waiting outside her room got startled at the manner at which she stormed out, and almost threw the box of newly made jewelries at him in anger.

He glared as he pushed the man away from his face. The man quickly turned away while Edwin was left in deep thought. "Whoever you are, I'll make sure you don't succeed." Edwin grinned widely. He had come so far, he won't let himself fall and fail. Edwin will not allow to lose his power and rights to the Garcia's businesses. He will do everything to find Jenny first. Because according to the last will and testament, all their wealth will go to the orphanage when the sole heiress died. "You're smart, but I'm smarter." Edwin laughed as he inwardly insulted his deceased friends.

The sales person brought a catalog and after I finished choosing what I thought would suit Loreine's taste, they immediately took it and brought it to me. It was so convenient. I stared at two sets of jewelry and a pair of wedding rings that had both of our names engraved on them. Everest jewelry only makes one piece of each model, so I don't have to worry about my choice being the same as someone else's. That's why the store is so popular. "Mom, I'm going to propose to Loreine tonight," I said, calling my mother. "Oh, David, that's such a sweet surprise," my mother said happily. "Yesterday I looked at Shery and Loreine looked different so I was a little worried about her."

I’ll be free and happy. Later that day, Eden received a package. It was a purple, flat velvet box. It was clear that it had some jewelry in it. Eden opened the box and she was dazzled. It was the most beautiful and delicate diamond necklace she had ever seen. It had platinum plating, with 20 diamond studs. The dress she had brought for the wedding was simple and plain, and this diamond necklace would be sure to increase its elegance. She did not have words to explain how beautiful the necklace was. But she did not want Bennett to do her too many favors, it might give him an excuse to treat her poorly. She had spent her life being dependent on a man who did her a lot of favors, and he wanted

It was a waste of time as far as he was concerned, but he needed to show up. It didn't take long to find her at the bar. Her long ash blond hair rippled down her side when she moved. She was wearing a tight black dress accented with silver. Her onyx jewelry elegantly matched her attire. It seemed the only gold she wore was the band on her right ring finger. It always amazed him that she never took it off,but it was how he knew she still belonged to him.

It was a beautiful red dress that was my size as well. Underneath there was a letter; Happy birthday. Wear these tomorrow to your birthday party with no signature or anything on it. I placed it back in the box and opened the jewellery box to see a beautiful diamond bracelet. "what the fuck," I mumbled to myself inside the box was a diamond tester, I laughed to myself What crazy person is sending me real diamonds? I tested the diamonds and they were in fact real. what the fuck?

I won’t just let any man touch her. “So, what do you do, Raven?” Aada asked. I had expected this. “I own a business,” I answer with a kind smile. “Mostly, my company creates fascinating jewelry.” I looked at Eino. “So, if Eino finds the one for him, I can offer him a fifty percent discount.” I winked as Eino chuckled. “He’s inheriting our family heirloom.” Mrs. Hekkinen said and showed her ring. “This is made by my late father-in-law.”

She recognized that Edwina was not a flamboyant person and of delicate stature, the intricate embroidery made the dress seem just as luxurious as the typical jeweled dress but not as heavy. But Mrs. Mercy told her she couldn’t get away without wearing any jewels. So together they had settled on diamond drop earrings. Her hair was in a half up half down do, and the diamond drops nestled in her chestnut hair and popped with the contrast. A rapid knock on the door drew Edwina away from her reflection. “Come in,” she called. When the doors opened, Edwina quickly curtsied and stayed bent, “Your Majesty.” “Please, raise yourself and let me get a good look at you before everyone else does. It’s one

He would have been drunk by now if he empty his glass every time someone comes up to him for a short chat. "Happy birthday, Mr. Reid," Edward came up to Raymond with an annoying smirk, "Thanks to you, Nightingale's popularity is off the chart recently. Have you seen our newly launched items today? Sold out with in 30 seconds after we put them up." It was the necklace Evelyn designed. "I don't care for vulgar jewels," Raymond snorted with his voice low and his faux smile on, "I heard that you lost your designer for the contest? You may leave if you want, save us both some embarrassment."

I say, applying a layer of gloss to my lips. We’re headed to the wedding of a famous magnate named Kyle Mancini. I feel like I know him from somewhere, but I can’t remember right now. Eloy, aside from owning his own restaurant, is also my partner in the company I founded two years ago. We specialize in custom, high-end jewelry for the elite — and that’s the gift we’re giving to the bride. A necklace designed by Eloy and me, and a bracelet personally designed by Britt. They’re one-of-a-kind pieces made just for her. I bet she’s going to love them.