Jade Dragon Necklace Novels & Stories

She never let herself think about the past much, because it would only cause her more pain in the process. Adryan takes a step back, catching Jade's attention, when she thought he was a going back to work, he takes something out from his pant pockets. A glint of silver catches her eyes, she takes in the pendant that seemed to hang from the delicate silver chain. It had a crescent, which had intricate designs on it, it held a white iridescent stone between the curve of the moon. When Adryan brings the necklace toward her, she moves back with wide eyes.

Chapter 12: Something as worthy as her It was a necklace with 27 graduated, translucent and intensely coloured beads. It was called 'The Hutton-Mdivani' necklace. [1] 'Wasn't it not for sale earlier? How did he buy it? Just why the hell…..?!' My hands shivered holding the box of such an expensive jadeite necklace. I know that it is more expensive than the sapphire sold before. Compared to that sapphire, I like this jadeite necklace more.

Everyone recognized the necklace she was wearing – the legendary Crimson Fate. The necklace was an undeniable statement piece, enhancing her luxurious appearance. The centerpiece of the necklace was the magnificent Moussaieff Red Diamond, a large, oval-shaped red gemstone that demanded attention with its rich, vibrant color. This central pendant was surrounded by intricate detailing crafted from silver or white gold. The design included smaller gemstones or crystals arranged in a floral or lace-like pattern that elegantly encircled her neck. The deep and radiant hue of the Moussaieff Red Diamond made the necklace an extraordinary and exquisite piece of jewelry. The bold red gemstone, combine

After all, such a high starting price naturally sparked curiosity- what kind of item could be so breathtakingly beautiful to warrant such a sum? Sigourney also looked toward the stage in surprise. Indeed, the MC's excitement was justified. It was a diamond necklace, its design both luxurious and refined- crafted in the unmistakable style of old money elegance. Exquisite, yet not ostentatious. Each diamond was flawlessly cut, gleaming brilliantly under the lights without a single blemish. At the center of the necklace rested a majestic imperial jadeite- its signature deep green hue radiantly clear, untouched by even the slightest impurity.

Isla delicately held the phoenix jade pendant against her chest, tracing its smooth surface with her fingertips. She looked at Ada with a pensive expression. "Ada, I really adore this pendant. It makes me feel connected to it in some way. But I don't understand why dad doesn't allow me to wear it outside," she said, her voice tinged with curiosity. "Didn't dad say that this pendant was specially made for you when you were born, and a high-level priest blessed it? He said that as long as you keep it by your bedside, it will protect you and bring you a lifetime of safety," Ada explained with a faint smile.

"It varies from person to person, I don't know what yours would be." "All power has a price." He placed his hand over hers and put the ring back on his finger. "It's just a matter of paying it, Miss Liang. This ring, for example, required a young man to enter the heart of a tornado among other things." "If methods are incompatible, I do hope to maintain relations. A capable ally is worth their weight in gold." He took a small ring box from his coat and offered it to her. "I feel this may be more your fancy, Miss Liang." He opened the box, revealing a pewter band with a piece of jasper as the gemstone. The stone was a brilliant scarlett color.

Unconsciously, his hand slapped to his chest. He gripped the ancient family heirloom dangling from his neck. A long, thick rope chain with a yellow diamond—a replicate of a miniature version of a dragon egg—rested at the center of his chest. The chain had been a gift from his father at birth. Unlike most diamonds, the one from the Dragos house was shaped in the form of a dragon’s eye. He gasped as the shift to his animal swept through him. It had been so long—months—since he’d woken. The dragon had finally reappeared.

I explained. “I tried to explain that I had no personal items but Chrys said that is the only way they can track me. Now, I’m curious to see what they have that I’ve never seen.” Jade added. Gan-Gan stood up so fast it startled Jade. She walked over to her and kneeled down in front of her again. “It’s alright Jade. Where is your necklace? I left it around your neck with a signet ring attached to it.” She told jade. “I don’t know what you’re talking about. I’ve never seen a necklace.” Jade answered.

He reached out, his fingers tracing the line of my jaw, moving down to the hollow of my throat where my pulse was betraying me again. "No one thinks you're on a leash, Jade," he murmured, his voice a low, gravelly vibration. "They think you're the woman who finally found a man worth hacking." He reached into his pocket and pulled out a necklace. It was a thin platinum chain holding a single, teardrop-shaped ruby. He stepped behind me, his hands brushing against my bare back as he fastened the clasp. The contact sent a jolt of electricity straight to my core, a spark that felt like code entering a restricted server.

He pulled a crystal pendant from his own neck—a deep, obsidian shard pulsing with a faint inner warmth, carved from a dragon's scale. "Wear this," he said, his voice low and serious as he gently placed it around my neck. "It will protect you."