Eye Candy Bracelet Novels & Stories

Adella screamed. It was a bracelet! A one of it kind. Adella had pestered Azizi to let her have the bracelet for years now but he declined saying that it wasn't the right time for her to have such powerful bracelet in her possession. She liked it because it had the color to the sea, an aquamarine Neifion bracelet and it also has the same color of Adella's eyes. Adella rushed towards him and hugged him tightly. "Thank you, Azizi.” It was the best gift she has received so far on this special day. "You made my day, Azizi.”

Gladyce looked at the style of the box and thought, "Could it be a bracelet? My mother-in-law gave me one when we got married. It's said to be very expensive. Do I have to buy another one?" She thanked her with a smile. "Thank you, Auntie." Gladyce opened the box. It was indeed a bracelet, but... it wasn't made of jade. It was made of ruby. A full circle was filled with ruby the size of a soybean. "This..." Gladyce looked at Simon and asked silently, "It's so expensive." Simon nodded. It was indeed very expensive. "Oh, put it on and let me have a look." Madam Pang held Gladyce's hand, took out the bracelet, and put it on Gladyce's wrist.

"Cher!" Sensing Cher's panic, Brendock was all smiles as he hurried to say, "Don't you panic. I don't mean any harm, I just wanted to have dinner! Oh, that reminds me! I went to the Eleganza Corporation headquarters a while back, and got one of their newest products for you." Upon speaking the words, Brendock took out a small, exquisite box to reveal a beautiful bracelet that he put on Cher's wrist. The bracelet looked modern and stylish. It was completely encrusted in jewels, the biggest one looking to be around fifty carats. It was obvious that it was worth more than a pretty penny.

I approached it carefully. It was a bracelet. A cuff made of what looked like braided starlight and bone. Its design was elegant, intricate, with a tiny symbol etched in its center: an open eye surrounded by flames. The same symbol that had appeared in my dream weeks ago. My breath hitched; I didn’t want to touch it, and I didn’t want to be chosen for another destiny, but my hand moved anyway. The moment my fingers brushed the bracelet, the vine retracted with a whip-like snap, and the cuff latched around my wrist like it had always belonged there. It didn’t hurt, but it was warm, almost uncomfortably so, and a soft glow pulsed from the etched eye.

Jonathan asked; he was fixated on the image for a long while. “I mean she literally gives them a pendant just like that. It helps to narrow her sight; I can imagine the gift of sight is overwhelming when you can see everything at once. She wants to make sure she’s tracking the right person and only sees that one person so that there are no mistakes,” Jade explains. “That pendant is enchanted to allow her to do just that. She usually gives them to her victims in the form of a bracelet from what I’ve heard.” I frowned. A bracelet?

"Do you mind… Taking off your glove?" I nodded slightly and took off the left glove as he instructed. I watched curiously as he gently unwrapped the piece of cloth wrapped around what appeared to be some sort of small, thin bracelet. The bracelet was dark blue, the same color as Nathan's eyes. It had four large diamonds surrounding what I presumed was a small silver chain with something tucked tightly inside it, hidden beneath the fabric.

As soon as she checked the contents, her neck choked again with pain. "Isn't this your latest design?" she asked faintly. Her eyes could not escape the image of a wide bracelet that resembled a layer of snowflakes. “I can't stop thinking about you lately. Even if I acted indifferent, you’re still in my mind. That's why I made this design for you.” After swallowing hard, Adam supported the corners of his lips higher. “Find a jeweler who can make it perfectly. You don't need concealer anymore to cover the scar if you already have this bracelet."

He was actually an excellent salesperson–knowledgeable about the products and persuasive without being pushy. "This is one of our newest pieces." He retrieved a dazzling ruby and diamond dragon bracelet from the display case. "It consists of forty round and pear-shaped rubies weighing approximately four point five carats and thirty marquis, round, and pear-shaped diamonds weighing approximately four carats. It's part of our Exclusive collection, which means there are only ten in existence. Queen Bridget of Eldorra owns the sapphire version." My breath caught. I'd grown up around jewels my entire life, and I recognized a standout piece when I saw it. The rubies were a pure, vibrant red with n

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.

Zion gave a smile. “Perfect. Now, all we need to do is change your hair and makeup. Darling, would you be so kind as to get our stylist?” I turned to ask the lady and she was already halfway out the door. “You look stunning my dear. Now I need to give you what I promised you.” Searching in my pocket I took out a silver bracelet. “What does this do?” She asked with a confused look on her face. “This my dear, will give you the power to be able to cause destruction. As long, as you wear this bracelet. You will be able to set fire to anything.” I said with a devious smile.