Jade Necklace Pendant Novels & Stories

Jonathan asked; he was fixated on the image for a long while. “I mean she literally gives them a pendant just like that. It helps to narrow her sight; I can imagine the gift of sight is overwhelming when you can see everything at once. She wants to make sure she’s tracking the right person and only sees that one person so that there are no mistakes,” Jade explains. “That pendant is enchanted to allow her to do just that. She usually gives them to her victims in the form of a bracelet from what I’ve heard.” I frowned. A bracelet?

It wasn’t an appealing offer but it was better than subjecting myself to Alpha Jaxon’s abuse and living in constant fear. “I could also get your necklace for you,” she added with a sly smile. “What does it look like?” My heart lifted with hope. “It’s a silver necklace with a jade pendant carved in the shape of a wolf head.” “Sounds interesting,” she said. “What’s your name?” “Jade.” “Jade… like your eyes,” she said and began to approach me. When she stood in front of me, she put a finger under my chin, lifting my face until our lips were almost touching.

“These are valuable pieces of jewelry. You need to keep them properly.” These were items related to Adeena’s origin, and it was the only thing that Jada could do. The Willis family could not repay Adeena what they owed. Adeena glanced at the jewelry inside the box. The jade bracelet looked extremely valuable. She could tell that it was worth at least several million dollars. As for the necklace… Its design was incredibly unique, and it could attract someone’s attention at the first glance. However, the necklace’s material seemed very botched. No matter how she looked at it, the necklace should not appear in the same box as the bracelet.

“We have a piece that just came in last night and has never been seen by anyone. I believe you would have heard of the midnight jade” I gasped because everyone knew what the midnight Jade was. It was a powerful piece that was crafted by Ellen Jade. It had a total of over 200 carats in precious stones with the main colorless diamond and jades taking up the main components of the necklace. It was one piece a lot of women would kill to have.

she said. David smiled; he knew she would like this. It was four pendants with chains, all the necklaces were the same, just the color was different, two was blue Jade, and the other two was pink Jade, and between the pendants, there was an eye, with a drop of tears. Everyone was shocked by the things. They heard Master X made two jades in his life with teary eyes, but what's with the other two? Even though they were shocked, they knew everything was possible.

George whispered in her ear, "Hurry up and finish. I have a gift for you." "You're the one who needs to hurry up! I could finish bathing very quickly!" Sigrid shot him an embarrassed glare. If it weren't for him, they would not have stayed for so long! He should know who was bathing quickly and who wasn't. After some thought, George agreed with her and continued to take things slowly. He waited till eleven at night to hand his gift to her. Sigrid's eyes lit up after she saw the necklace in the small box. On a silver chain hung a small jade pendant in the shape of a teardrop. It wasn't very lavish, but it was obvious that a lot of effort had been put into sourcing for the jade pendant. Its co

I blinked, surprised, “Wait for what?” He opened the box and nestled inside, glittering under the soft yellow light, was the most exquisite necklace I’d ever seen. A delicate chain of pure platinum, holding a single pendant shaped like a crescent moon encrusted with tiny diamonds. In the center of the crescent sat a deep blue sapphire, shaped like a teardrop. “This.” He said reverently, “Is the Nightshade Jewel.

I walked in and a woman, who looked like she was in her late 20s stood behind the large glass that displayed all the jewellery. “Alpha, Killian, welcome. How can I be of service to you today?” My eyes trailed to the necklaces and there were so much options, I could not choose. “I need a necklace for a girl, it has to be something special.” “Hm, what colour are her eyes?” “Her eyes...they’re a dull green, but sparkle underneath the light,” I said, a smile gracing my lips. “A moment please.” The lady walked into the back and came back a few minutes later with a white case. She opened it up and my eyes landed on the most building necklace I had ever seen. The pendant was silver and was shaped l

Grainne slowly opened the box, inside the box was a jewel necklace. This jade bracelet, bright color, glossy blue luster, looks very elegant. Grainne is not stupid, one look knows the value of this bracelet is not small at all. She immediately closed the box, gave it back to the old man Levi, "Grandpa, I can't accept this, it's too precious. Old man Levi pretended to be angry: "Why is this girl like that? It's just a pearl necklace, you give it away!" As he spoke, he opened the box and put the pearl necklace on Grainne's hand. The jade bracelet on Grainne's hand was strangely fitting, not too big Not small either. Grainne was a little shy: "Grandpa, where did you get this necklace?" Elder Le

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.