Godmother Goddaughter Jewelry Novels & Stories

She couldn't believe it. " Are you sure, Yara? Working with you has always been my dream! You are the coolest person I know. " She squealed, pulling me into her arms. " Yes. I would love to work with you..My father recently purchased the Capital Gems for me. It's his welcome gift for me." " I could use your help in managing that. Besides, the little one also needs a godmother." I added, there was a mixture of confusion, disbelief and horror written on her face as she looked at me.

How will she fend off living on the streets with her baby. Madeline got back home later in the afternoon. She had no dime in her pockets and went ahead to pack some of her expensive jewelry. She had two set pieces gifted by her father. One set was diamond encrusted and the other was sapphire at the base. They cost quite a lot and her father didn't mind spending a lot of his salary to buy her these jewelries. The diamond piece was given as a gift on her sixteenth birthday and the sapphire was given to her after she passed all her entrance exams. She was missing her father right now and imagining him all disappointed in her made her feel so guilty for wanting to sell these jewelries.

"Well, you see, my nine diamond jewelry.” “Nine diamond jewelry,” gasped Prince Bo. Austin’s eyes widened at her words. That jewel was rumored to be given by the Moon Goddess for the first Luna of the Great Grey Wolf. Since then, it’s been pass down from generation to generation to the next Luna within the wolf clan. “Why do you have it?” asked Austin, looking at Juniper. “Well, um… It was my mother. But because I resemble my mother, my father gave it to me.” “Why did you bring it here with you?” asked Austin, wondering why did she bring such a precious heirloom with her.

She would personally put on the pieces of jewelry she designed for her child. But she probably wouldn't have the chance to have her dream come true. Natalie smiled at Leslie and opened the box. A delicate and sparkling bracelet caught her eye. "I designed a lucky clover pattern on the pendant. I hope it will bring luck to Mercy." Leslie smiled. "What a beautiful bracelet. Mercy is blessed to have you as her godmother. On Mercy's behalf, thank you," Natalie said sincerely. "No need for thanks." Leslie wrapped her arm around Natalie's shoulder.

“Thank you, goddess…” Before I could speak again, the door opened and my mother stepped in, a small ornate box in her hands. Her face lit up when she saw Alison awake. “My brave girl,” she said warmly. “Congratulations.” She sat at the edge of the bed and placed the box on Alison’s lap. “These,” she explained, “are the Nightfang ancestral Luna jewels. Handed down from my mother-in-law, to me… and now, to you. As a sign of complete acceptance by this pack and from me. You are the greatest gift the goddess has ever given my son.”

But he couldn't bring himself to regret it. A strange pang bloomed in his chest. One that was both foreign and familiar. Guilt and protectiveness tangled like vines. From his coat pocket, he pulled a delicate jade pendant. Oval-shaped, smooth as moonlight, with a faintly glowing phoenix etched at its center. It had belonged to his great-grandmother, the duchess who had once led her troops into battle with a blade in one hand and this jade hanging from her neck.

“I can’t wait to take you back to the kingdom with me, to start the rest of our lives together, start a family…” I followed his gaze as he trailed off, reaching for something inside his pocket. Then he pulled out a small, velvet box. He opened it, revealing a breathtaking silver necklace with a green, shining gem in the center. It carried a great source of energy—I could immediately sense it. What was he planning to do with it? “This necklace once belonged to my mother,” Alaric spoke, carefully picking up the piece of jewelry. “She gave it to me before she passed. It’s passed down through generations and carries the power of the Moon Goddess herself.”

- It is nothing compared to what you did for all of us. The girl said nothing, admiring his work. They were interrupted by a knock at the door. Kaitlyn entered the chamber and gasped, looking at her daughter. - You look stunning. I have something for you. Please put it on. It is almost time. Demetria looked at the box her mother opened. Inside was a diamond tiara, together with a matching necklace and earrings. Kaitlyn helped her put on the jewelry and kissed her cheeks. - I am so proud of you.

They never loved each other, but they stayed by each other’s side in the one year they were together. Maddox had a daughter now, so Gwynn wanted to give him something. Gladys knew what her mistress was thinking. She quickly ruffled through the suitcase and found an exquisite piece of jade. With tears in her eyes, she said, “This is a piece of jade from the Worshem family, Ms. Gwynn.” Gwynn took it from the old servant and caressed the piece of jade. Then, she stuffed it in Maddox's hand. “Here’s to hoping your baby daughter will grow up big and strong.”

Looking down, I saw it was the jade bracelet Madam Madox always wore. The bracelet was of exquisite texture and lustrous color, clearly a priceless treasure. Madam Madox smiled and said, "This was passed down to me from my mother-in-law, and today I pass it on to you." I looked at the obsidian bracelet on my left wrist and the jade bracelet on my right. The combination was quite unique. I glanced back at Russell, seeing the corners of his mouth lift slightly in approval. I pressed my lips together and said, "Thank you."