Eli Goldsworthy Necklace Novels & Stories

she said, her intense gaze making it difficult for him to breathe, adding to her commanding presence. She casually pointed to the jade on the necklace, “Not to mention this piece of jade is worth six figures, even the diamonds on it are each worth five figures. Even if I sold the diamonds individually, each would be worth more than ten thousand.” Mr. Louis’s greed was apparent as he drooled over the necklace. Eulalia’s sharp words made him sweat coldly, and he stammered an apology, “Sorry, I didn’t look carefully. Let me take another look.”

The auctioneer stopped talking the moment he revealed what was in the glass case. He glanced at the diamond necklace within, then at his itinerary. That couldn't be right. The crowd erupted into an uproar upon seeing the necklace inside. "Isn't that … Isn't that the necklace Ada Kingsley had just donated?" "Fuck me! It really is!" "That's impossible! Alexa never makes the same design twice! How could there be a second one?" "Does that mean … One of them is a fake?" The crowd began discussing fervently among themselves. Ada stared at the necklace in utter shock while Sophia and her daughter were both clinging to one another frightfully. Cold sweat dripped down Betty's back.

Cedric chuckled lightly, taking out a box from his pocket. Upon opening it, those in the coffee shop who knew their jewelry couldn't help but gasp in astonishment. It was a pink diamond necklace. Even without considering the rarity of pink diamonds, their value alone was enough to move anyone. It was the "Eternal Heart", a necklace once worn by the Queen of Yewland. It symbolized that the person before him was the love of his life. It had fetched a sky-high price of one billion at an auction. Now, it lay in a small, deep blue jewelry box, waiting for Diana before him to accept it.

She could not help but think of the jade bracelet that Graham had given to Charlie before. That bracelet was worth several millions of dollars. Charlie gave it to Claire, but Elaine stole it and wore it herself. After wearing it, she treated it as her own, but it accidentally broke it when she was set up by Hannah the last time. This had always been a pain and regret in Elaine’s heart that she did not want to be reminded of. Moreover, Elaine did not have any jewelry of her own that she could use to show off anymore. Therefore, when she laid her eyes on these two gemstones, she suddenly felt very tempted. She wished that she could make a necklace with those two gemstones so that she could wea

"A ruby necklace unlike any other, with stones so deep in color they’re almost crimson, set in intricately worked gold. The craftsmanship is second to none—handmade, each link crafted to perfection. A piece of history and elegance!" I barely heard him. His words blurred together as I fought to hold back my tears. My hands trembled in my lap, clenched tight as if that could keep the flood of emotions from spilling over. I couldn’t afford to appear weak. Not now. Not in front of Emerson, and certainly not in front of Lilith. A murmur of admiration rippled through the crowd as the women around me took in the necklace's beauty. Lilith was among them, her voice sweet and saccharine as she leaned

I whispered. He grasped my hand gently but firmly, guiding me through the doorway. “You don’t need anything, love,” he murmured, his voice low and husky. “But I want you to have everything.” A young man, likely in his early twenties, greeted us warmly. At Elliot’s request, the man began displaying an array of necklaces and bracelets, each piece more exquisite than the last. Elliot’s eyes landed on an emerald diamond set—an intricately designed necklace, bracelet, and earrings. The necklace featured delicate leaf-shaped chains, with a rose and crescent moon pendant glistening in the center.

Shantelle yelled at him. "Because-" "Shut up! What if something happens to you, huh? What if there's a trap inside those paper bags and boxes, huh?!” "Elle..." I didn't listen to them anymore and I just walked closer to a golden box and then slowly opened it. I was surprised to see a gold necklace. It is thin but very beautiful. It has a ruby ​​pendant. Is this real? "Oh my god!" I almost let go of my grip on the necklace because of Shantelle's scream. I glared at her but she just ignored it. She was looking at the necklace in my hand.

Its elegance is understated yet undeniable, perfect for a formal gala or a night out in town. “This beautiful piece is going for 70,000 dollars,” Daniel said as everyone adored the masterpiece. I could only imagine such a stunning piece on Gwen's neck. It will fit her perfectly well and make her appear more gorgeous. “Baby, I want this,” Elena said, jerking me by the arm. Her touch snapped me back into reality. I held up my bidding paddle. “Table 126. This elegant necklace is going for $70,000. Going 1, going 2….”

Her aristocratic mask shattered in raw shock. ​"This belongs to Eleanor Ray," Chloe whispered maliciously, leaning over the table. "She gave it to Ruby as a wedding gift. And guess what? Eleanor wants Ruby to plan her sixtieth birthday gala next month—Ruby told me everything yesterday. This necklace is a priceless family heirloom. If Eleanor finds out that it’s completely missing from Ruby's possession, the fallout will be catastrophic. Because of Eleanor's class, her status, and her ruthless temper... Ruby could literally go to jail for grand larceny or gross negligence. I am handing you the keys to completely destroy her life. Now, Victoria... do I have your trust?"

I picked up the velvet box, popping the latch with a sharp click. Resting inside the white silk lining was a massive, flawless emerald necklace, the deep green stones catching the halogen lights like drops of frozen venom. It was worth more than a junior partner's annual salary…a physical manifestation of Collins’s desperate, frantic need to keep his embezzled forty million dollars buried in the dark. I lifted the heavy stones, letting them drape over my gold-tipped fingers, a slow, mocking smirk spreading across my lips as I looked up at the sweating Senior Vice President.