Glittering Jewel Novels & Stories

Jessica led her companions along a path of pure, unblemished crystal, its surface smooth and unyielding, reflecting their weary forms in stark clarity. Her golden glow flickered, a defiant ember against the hollowness in her chest, now a living force, pulsing with the strength of every battle won against deception, truth, hunger, growth, finality, pacts, origins, voids, promises, and the nexus’s own doubt.

She had managed to sell the diamonds for E$480 million, seeing her virtual bank account showing that huge amount, she danced for three minutes to an imaginary tune. She now had a lot of money in her hands and more crystals to her disposal. The greatest news was the upgrade that happened to the mall. The leveling was crazy that it reached a higher point. The mall upgraded by five levels taking it to level seven. She looked at the continuous rewards that she received for leveling up and she coughed up blood. She had received a pill called the jade eyes, upon taking this pill she will be able to sense any treasure as long as she was in the vicinity. This was the greatest reward she has ever rec

Katniss teased with a smirk. “This is a Puccini Bracelet made with real gold. The jewels are real too. It’s a highly expensive jewelry. Your friends would forever be jealous.” Katniss explained smugly and winked as the lady marveled at the piece of jewelry. Clara then picked it up and examined it keenly with a beaming smile. “So?...” Katniss said and leaned against the countertop with a sly smile and Clara paused her marvels and looked at her then Katniss flashed her brows at her.

When it caught the light from the window, the luminescence was as though it had been spun from the moonlight itself. And then—there was the jewelry. Regaleon’s gift. The delicate silver chain rested against her skin, almost whisper-thin, cool and smooth when it touched her collar bone. At its centre hung a single teardrop-shaped moonstone, pale and softly glowing. On her soft lobes were matching moonstone earrings that brushed against her neck when she turned her head, their weight subtle. A bracelet also circled her wrist, glittering with the smug ring that sat on her wrist.

Jewel exclaimed in astonishment as she found something on the Leader. It looked like a piece of white jade but was shimmering. Darryl took the jade piece to have a closer look and frowned. ‘This piece looks like jade, but it’s not jade. It feels cool on the touch. The magical thing is that it glows in the dark. Such a peculiar item must be something precious!’ Darryl did not give it much thought and immediately kept the jade before finding a lot of money on the other bandits. At this moment, Darryl felt great as he initially thought that they were just worthless thieves. However, he had not expected he would find many valuable items on them.

Erlan said softly. Ravelle frowned in confusion, but she still reached for the box and opened it. Instantly, a brilliant sparkle reflected in her eyes. Inside the box lay an exquisitely beautiful pure diamond necklace. Its design was intricate and elegant, with perfectly cut gemstones that radiated a flawless brilliance.

“She’s practical. She’s strong. She’s… she’s a fighter.” The jeweler nodded, a quiet, understanding look in his eyes. He had a gift for seeing the woman behind the man’s words. He pulled out a small, simple ring. It was a single, round-cut diamond, set on a simple, elegant platinum band. The stone was clear, unblemished, and breathtakingly beautiful. It was a stone that didn't need a lot of embellishment. Its beauty was in its simplicity, its strength in its clarity. It was a perfect reflection of Isabelle.

It was said to vibrate in the presence of toxins, protecting the wearer from any poison, hex, or dark influence. "This... this is impossible," Kendrick stammered, his face pale as he stared at the shimmering gem. "This is worth more than this entire building. Who gave this to you?" I didn't answer him. I reached out, my fingers trembling as they brushed the cool, humming surface of the diamond. As I touched it, the pendant emitted a soft, silver glow. “It's beautiful.” I whispered in awe, the light shining beautifully, it felt like the light was pulling me in, hypnotizing me.

“It’s surreal. I never in a million years did I think I’d experience anything like this.” Elliot nodded, a thoughtful look on his face. “You deserve it, Seraphina. Don’t ever doubt that.” As we moved to the jewelry section, my eyes widened at the sparkling display. Diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and sapphires glinted under the soft lights. Elliot picked up a delicate necklace with a sapphire pendant and held it up to my neck. “This would look amazing on you,” he said. I admired the necklace in the mirror. “It’s beautiful. But isn’t it too much?”

❀° ┄───────╮ Sylphiette ╰───────┄ °❀ My brows raised, my mouth pulling apart as my jaw dropped. It was gorgeous. Actually, gorgeous didn’t even describe how ethereal it looked. Black, sleek to a shine, enchanting… The piece of jewelry looked as though it held the nebula in its band. The luminous, ethereal flecks seemed trapped in the dark metal—like constellations scattered across the night sky, shifting in hues between an electric blue, violet, deep indigo, magenta and a hint of fiery red