Eye Candy Bracelet Novels & Stories

I waited in anticipation for her to try it. “Beri-nin!” She called out clearly. The bracelet formed first, with the delicate chains at the tips of her fingers, the claws extending three inches past her fingers. She moved her hands, smiling. “These are very inventive, Nothing like I had imagined.” She sniffed the air, “Creative indeed. Silver, oleander, wolfsbane, and yew wood. No wonder I don’t want to wear these regularly.”

I asked, staring straight into her eyes. Her lips opened as if she wanted to repeat the previous question, but she stopped. She finally reached for the box and gently unwrapped it. A cool bracelet came into view. It was made of ruby and ornamented stones. Her curious eyes immediately lit up with amusement and happiness. “Was this custom made?” she asked, still gazing at it. I nodded. “You know, I couldn’t just give you something common, especially since I missed a lot of your birthdays,” I said.

I walked toward her. "What is it?" She lifted her wrist. An icy blue bracelet rested elegantly against her fair skin, sparkling beautifully beneath the light. I paused. "Heart of the Ocean." A faint smile appeared on my face. "First Brother really spoils you." Lydia smiled happily. "What about yours? Why didn't you wear it today?" Evelyn also looked at me curiously. I lowered my gaze. "It broke." Both of them froze. "How did that happen?" Evelyn asked.

“Just a peek.” A smile spreads across Sara’s face and stays there, even as she disappears and returns with the bracelet in question. There are like two other couples here too, doing their thing, so at least the workers are busy and no one is paying attention to us. “Can I just say, you’re very beautiful,” She says as she sets the jewelry down. “You’ve probably heard that a lot,” but I don’t respond because my eyes are locked on the bracelet. The red diamond is breathtaking, with a lighter, pink-looking shade around the clasp, forming a little spiral there.

My lips curved into what I hoped looked like a smile, though it didn’t reach my eyes. Inside, jealousy burned like acid. It should’ve been me giving her gifts—me she proudly talked about that way. But I couldn’t. Not yet. “I see,” I whispered. “Yes. Mommy Lyra also said that if I keep being a good, obedient girl, I can always stay close to the people I love.” When I reached out to touch the bracelet, a sudden chill shot through my skin. It wasn’t just the coldness of metal—it pulsed faintly, as if something inside it was… alive. I instinctively pulled my hand back. Iris blinked up at me, puzzled.

I’m about to use Emerald’s eyes again when a vision overwhelms me. ** I see Alpha Everly’s eyes glow menacingly. They are now a glowing iridescent white, incredibly spooky. Light swirls around her as she brings vines up from the ground. There are creatures with red eyes surrounding her, pressed to kill. The creatures are pitch black, twisted and evil. While they fear her light, they are charged with one motivation: snuff out the light. She can’t do this alone. She needs help. I see a pair of hazel eyes before me. They close with finality. I see the same vision, but with a pair of bright blue eyes. There is a feeling of sorrow that washes over me.

The bracelet had seven pink-centered flowers and one blue-centered one, making it extraordinarily shiny. “Sir, you have great taste. I haven’t told any other customers about this bracelet yet.” Caleb stared at it, lost in thought. He inexplicably thought of Penny’s wrist. If she wore it, it would certainly look beautiful.

"If it's love, the bracelet will glow a bright red color. To enable this bracelet, you must get two of it which would have been connected, one is given to your partner and the other is the one you'll keep." "I'm sure this bracelet will sell well in the market as many young couples will use this and we're also the first to come up with something as unique as this." Xavier was greatly impressed by this and a crazy thought flashed through his mind. "I can get this for I and Amber." He thought with a smile.

Draco looked at him with creased brows as Edrand returned to stand before him. “What’s this?” Draco asked, opening the box Edrand gave to him. “A bracelet, my lord, come on, bring it out.” Draco gingerly pulled it out, taking in the bracelet dotted with shiny black diamonds. “It’s beautiful,” he commented. “You like it, my lord?” Edrand was eager to know. Although the bracelet looked simple and elegant, it wasn’t an ordinary bracelet. It was a magical tracker bracelet that’d always alarm Edrand whenever Draco was with another.

Mia reached into the box and picked up the bracelet, her eyes widening as she turned it over in her palm. It wasn’t just any bracelet—it was expensive-looking, delicate yet striking. A thick, silver band wrapped around itself in an intricate woven design, almost like intertwining vines. The metal had a polished gleam, catching the dim light in the room, and at the center was a locket charm. Mia clicked it open, revealing a tiny, hand-painted portrait of Elena inside.