Godmother Goddaughter Jewelry Novels & Stories

He ran to the safe in his walk in closet and returned with a small box. "That sounds worth a try." The shorter guy was working Jay's laptop, fingers flying. "Babe, can you remember the spell in Arabic?" "At least you bought her a ring," Jason snickered. "I thought the necklace was a little on the cheesy side." "This was my grandmother's." Galen opened the box and removed a gold and platinum ring set with a large sapphire flanked by diamonds. "She was still wearing it herself when I married your mother. When Gran died, my parents passed it to me, even though I didn't think I'd ever marry again. I told myself I was saving it for you. I guess I was wrong."

On her eighteenth birthday, her mother and grandmother told her the secret about Zeru’s birth and gifted her something her father left for her. Zeru’s mother, “Your father wanted me to give you this on your eighteenth birthday as the coming-of-age gift. It is a precious heirloom that he got from his father, and now it is yours.” Zeru took the box in her hands. It was a gold-plated rectangular box. She slowly opened it and inside there was a large white diamond pendant. Zeru carefully looked at it and said, “It looks like a diamond but it isn’t one, mother. Looks more like crystal.”

These gifts were debts that she had to repay in the future. Half an hour later, Gabriella stumbled upon a surprise—a multi-colored moonstone bangle. It was slim and sleek, and the mixture of yellow, green, and the slightest hint of purple made the bangle seem almost mystical. It was in her size, and the barcode indicated it was from Essence Jewels.

“Escort me where?” “Wherever you go.” Of course. By noon, more gifts arrived. A velvet box first. Inside it were wedding jewels. Diamonds. Moonstones. A silver necklace shaped like a collar pretending not to be one. I stared at it for a long moment. Then I shut the box. “Send it back,” I told the maid. The maid went pale. “Lady Irene, Alpha Gideon ordered that you wear it tonight.” “Then Alpha Gideon can wear it himself.”

Old Madam Vale with clear displeasure opens the box. Inside lay a full set of jewelry forged in white gold with rare pink diamonds and rare crimson stone set in the designs, light dancing through intricate craftsmanship. Gasps run across the hall. Until Lydia steps forward with a soft laugh. “How interesting,” she said sweetly, presenting an identical piece. “What a coincidence. I brought the original.”

Chapter 106: Wealthier The King “Kids, forgive Grandma and Grandpa—well, forgive all of us. We did not have time to prepare for your welcome party, but please accept these humble gifts from us,” Gabrielle said, starting with Graham’s daughter. “To Eden, Grandma gives you this white-gold tiara!” Gabrielle said, holding the small crown over Eden’s head. “Sorry, Baby. I know this is just an eighteen-karat gold tiara. It’s the only one that could fit your head, but Grandma promises to buy you a pure twenty-four karat on your next birthday.”

Chloe sat on the wheelchair, oozing with a frightening aura. Angeline explained in a low voice, “Mom, my name’s engraved on the jade jewelry. There are also strands of my and Jaybie’s hair inside of it. It’s not an appropriate gift for Judy. I’ll give another one that looks exactly the same to her next time, okay?” Chloe sneered and said, “Jay’s hair is inside? That’s great. If the jade is given to Judy, that means Jay and Judy will grow old together.” She turned around and said to Judy, “Judy, think of this jade jewelry as a betrothal gift from your future mother-in-law. Keep it safe for me, will you?”

The gown was a deep shade of emerald, adorned with delicate silver embroidery that shimmered like stars in the night sky. Another package came from the distant mountains, sent by a group of skilled artisans known for their exquisite jewelry. Inside, Marissa found a stunning necklace made of silver and adorned with a single, large emerald—an heirloom that had been passed down through generations. The artisans had included a note that read, "May this pendant bring you strength and courage as you embark on this new journey with your beloved." Marissa felt a surge of gratitude, knowing that these gifts were not just material items but symbols of the love and support that surrounded her.

“Your aunt Aphrodite has also sent you a gift.” “By the gods!” I say gawking. It’s a diamond necklace with a thin gold rope interlaced cord. The pendant, a wolf covered in diamonds, and two sapphires for eyes. I have never seen anything like it before. “The almighty Zeus has also sent you a gift but remember my love, this one is very special. You must wear it all the time, this bracelet will keep you hidden from your uncle Hades.” “Wait, I thought I was already hidden from him?”

I asked. The shop manager chimed in with an approving smile, "You certainly have impeccable taste. There are only two sets of this jewelry in the world. One belongs to Queen Alexandra, and this is the other." Upon hearing this, Agatha's anger seemed to dissipate. Her eyes gleamed with desire as she held onto the diamonds, not wanting to let go. Surprise rang through the air. "Agatha, Allysa, what brings you girls here?" a voice exclaimed. "Mom," Agatha greeted her mother warmly, embracing her, and the sight seemed to delight Belladonna immensely—a perfect display of maternal love.