Forever Bride Ring Novels & Stories

"I thought you'd be happy to have a piece of your mother with you, and you could pass it down to our kids later… if you wanted." I nodded, sniffling as he took the ring and gently slipped on my finger. I reached up to him and pulled him close, giving him a kiss that would help him understand what words I was failing to say. The next few weeks Morina and I helped each other plan our weddings. I helped as much as I could in between my lessons and we shared many moments where all we could do was talk about our rings. Hers was a twist of copper and silver like mine, but the two stones in the middle were an amethyst and a soft pink quartz. There were only white diamonds around the rest of it and

Ava caught her breath, for a long while, she forgot to blink. Before her was the most breathtaking jewel she had ever seen. It wasn't extravagant or ostentatious in size or design, but it was just perfect. It was beautiful in its classic simplicity, a timeless, oval-shaped emerald ring adorned with little diamonds around it. The brilliant stone sparkled as he held it between his fingers, studying the ring with a look of reverence. "It has belonged to my family for several generations. Every possessor of this title before me proposed his future bride with this ring,"

Different people were giving their opinions both offline and online, as millions of people had joined the different livestreams of the people recording the proposal. “To make my own life complete, yes I will marry you,” Nancy finally replied, stretching her hands forward for Lloyd to insert the ring on her finger. The ring had a tiny silver band. The top had a huge pink diamond and around it were smaller white diamonds, all seven of them heart shaped. The ring was custom made and along the band was written ‘My promise of forever to you, Amor.’ Once Lloyd wore the ring for her, he stood up to his feet and pulled her by her arms slowly until there was literally no space between them. “I’ll be

A perfect junction. "The diamond, Catherine, is a symbol of durability and constancy, just as I want our marriage to be," Alexander began to explain. "Aquamarine signifies the quality of being unique, and you are unique to me. I want you to be sure of that. It was with this ring that my grandfather proposed to my grandmother. Then, it was with this ring that my father proposed to my mother. And now, it is with this ring that I ask you to marry me. This ring is a symbol of my commitment and my dedication to you. Choose me to be yours, Catherine, for the rest of our lives."

He chuckled as Ryker gave him the stink eye. “Ryder, I...” Ryle started. “I love you Ryle Seraphina RedFang,” he quickly said, “You are my soulmate. I know you wanted to wait a little while, but I don’t, please do me the ultimate honor and agree to be my mate, my Luna, my Sunshine, my wife. Will you marry me?” He asked and opened the box, there nestled was a four-carat pear shaped ring with one and half carat pear shape stones pointing in the same direction. He decided not to go with the traditional white color for the stones, he found a perfect shade of yellow. He pulled out the ring and held it up to her. “The three stones represent our past, present and future.” He told her.

The pull of our mate bond swirls in me as she gets closer. Now, I spot the pendant around her slender neck, a large moonstone encircled by crystal fastened by the Oceana royal jeweler. A ring of shimmering silver around the stone encases her original wedding band, the rubber O-rings I’d pulled from the Ironhawk’s mechanic’s closet for our wedding at sea. She will never discard hers, and neither will I, as I proudly wear the same design on my belt buckle. She smiles again, and my love for her pours through our bond.

"Wherever you go, I will be your sharpest claw and your strongest shield." He took a small box from his pocket. "I had this made for you." He opened it. Inside lay a ring. Not just any ring. It was forged from the purest moonstone, glowing with a holy silver light. "The Ring of Eternal Mates," he said softly. "Only true soulmates can wear it." He took out the ring and carefully slid it onto my finger. It resonated with my bloodline, flaring with silver light. A sense of completeness I had never felt before washed over me.

Each stitch bore a silent promise, a vow whispered in shadowed halls and aching hearts. Cedric stood before her one final time, the unique ring he had commissioned catching the light like a star forged from the depths of his sorrow. It was a ring unlike any other—crafted with rare stones mined from the mountains of their homeland, each facet a testament to his unyielding love.

She asked, smiling. “Yes. What do you recommend?” My eyes caught on several designs. “Can I get everything here?” The attendant laughed. She walked to one of the shelves and grabbed a design. “This is an infinity design. It can be worn by both newlyweds and those who have been married for a long time. It signifies FOREVER, it is a promise for better or worse.” I slowly picked up the necklace, and it shone when a light hit it. I could picture it sitting beautifully around Elaine’s neck. “Pack it up.”

Built something unbreakable. The ring proves it. Seventeen diamonds. Seventeen weeks. Hundreds of moments. All leading here. To this life. This love. This forever. Lucian finds me staring at it. “Second thoughts?” “Opposite. Just appreciating. The thought. The faith. The fact that you bought this when everything was falling apart.” “Because even falling apart, I knew. We were forever. Had to be. Couldn’t be anything else.” “We are forever.” “We are.” He holds me. Ring between us. Promise made. Future claimed.