Elden Ring Noble Set Novels & Stories

“And now I want to show you the gift inside.” She slowly opened the lid of the small chest. Inside lay the beautiful necklace with the heart-shaped pendant made of sapphire. The blue stone caught the light and glowed softly. Elara gasped. “Gilly… this is so beautiful.” Neri covered her mouth. “It looks so expensive,” she whispered. Gilly smiled shyly. “I know. I did not expect something like this.” Elara leaned closer. “Jack must have gone through a lot to get this. It looks rare.”

“You two can exchange rings. He took the ring box next to him and opened it. Inside is a 35-carat ring with a price that is not inferior to the rings of prestigious ladies when getting married. He gently picked up the ring and put it on her. This ring he ordered a month ago abroad. It is known as the "Golden Hand" by an artisan because the rings he makes are meticulous to every detail. And of course, her label is also unique. Elina was so touched that she couldn't speak, she picked up the ring box next to her and put it on for him. Her eyes glittered as if she was about to cry, and the corner of her eyes had never been able to hold back her emotions and burst.

She just watched every one of his movements. Aurelian opened the box. And inside was a piece that carried weight far beyond its size. The necklace held a rare blue diamond at its center. The stone was deep and vivid, its color rich and intense, like the heart of a still ocean under moonlight. It reflected light in a way that was not loud, but powerful. It did not sparkle wildly. It glowed. The design around it was precise and refined, with smaller stones set carefully to enhance its presence without taking attention away from the center. The matching earrings carried the same deep blue diamonds, shaped to complement the necklace perfectly.

Surrender – delicate body chains tracing collarbones and hips. 4. Defiance – dagger-shaped earrings dripping molten gold. 5. Longing – a thin necklace with a single suspended diamond, barely touching skin. 6. Fury – a heavy cuff engraved with fractured lines. 7..Devotion – intertwined rings that locked together. 8. Loss – a broken-circle bracelet. 9. Temptation – asymmetrical ear cuffs crawling upward. 10. Chaos – a sculpted neckpiece exploding outward. 11. Memory – a locket designed to look permanently sealed.

The surrounding women leaned in subtly, their curiosity piqued. The moment the lid lifted, a sharp intake of breath came from one of the women nearby. My smile deepened. Slowly, carefully, Collette lifted the necklace from its velvet cradle. It was a masterpiece. It was a beautiful necklace crafted in white gold, set with an array of deep red rubies—each stone flawless, cut to catch the light in a way that made the red seem alive, like captured embers. The central ruby was larger than the rest, a rare stone that alone cost millions.

“The Golden Aurelia Ring Set — yellow diamond and citrine collection. Fourty five million dollars.” “The Amethyst Royale Set — amethyst and diamond ensemble. Five point five million dollars.” “The Ivory Lumina Set — pearl and diamond masterpiece. Seven million dollars.” And finally, the last one. “The Onyx Eclipse Set — black diamond and onyx masterpiece. Nine million dollars.” The numbers kept stacking in my mind like bricks on my chest, crushing me slowly. My breathing grew shallow and ragged, my vision blurring at the edges as panic clawed up my throat. My knees felt weak, threatening to buckle. I wanted to scream. I wanted to lunge at Freya and slap that calm, satisfied look off her face

Aiden started. "You mean this?" Elsie asked, holding up a ring made up of the finest diamond. It was exquisite, having a 2.5 carat as a center piece and two trapezoid-cut, vibrant blue sapphires (2.0 carats total) on either side of the center diamond. Also, an intricate, hand-engraved floral patterns on the band.

"We'll take it." "Sir, you haven't even asked about the price," She said, though she was already smiling. "I don't care about the price. It suits her." She brought out matching bands, explaining the craftsmanship and the collection's history. I only half listened, too distracted by the ring on my finger and the way Preston was watching me. "There's also a complete set," She continued, gesturing to a display of earrings and a necklace that matched the ring's design. "It's all part of the same limited collection. Very few pieces were made."

(Grace's POV) "At this point, the only hope is that Olivia Stone will stop bidding on that Emerald Legacy Collection," Charlotte murmured beside me, her voice barely audible over the excited chatter filling Crescent Hall. I nodded, though we both knew it was wishful thinking. The emerald jewelry set, renowned for its subtle healing properties beneficial to werewolves, would start at ten million dollars. My stomach tightened as I thought about my grandmother Eleanor. Her seventieth birthday deserved something special, and this collection would be perfect. The deep green stones would complement her eyes—the same eyes she'd passed down to me.

Today's proposal wasn't perfect; everything was rushed. He had only brought roses and the ring. Would Lydia think it too modest? But Lydia felt nothing but joy. Seeing Lambert kneel before her, she felt overwhelmed with happiness, as if nothing else in the world mattered. Finally, amidst the expectant gazes, within Lambert's profound eyes, Lydia nodded slightly, taking the ring from his hand. "Yes, I do." Lambert stood up excitedly, opening the ring box. Inside was a rare red diamond, emitting a mesmerizing glow. Some recognized it as the "Heart of Radiance" showcased at a previous jewelry festival.