Jeweler Apprentice Novels & Stories

She purchased Aspen T-shirts for herself, Jodi, and Gabriella. They stopped at a coffee shop for coffee and a snack. They headed back to the jewelry store. “Hello again, Ms. Garvey,” the jeweler said. His name was Robert Warren. He was middle-aged and bald on top of his head. He had a little bit of dark hair around his temples. “Hi, Mr. Warren. Is my bracelet ready?” she asked. “It sure is. Here you go,” Mr. Warren said and handed her the long white box. Jackie opened it to examine the bracelet. “Looks like you did a fine job.”

Jewel's POV Today was the day. The day I'd be starting my job as a personal assistant in one of the biggest architectural companies in the city and in the country. I had gotten back from the states few months ago and I didn't want to lazy around, depending on my parents so I went job hunting and got a personal assistant job. Not what I wanted actually but it was better than nothing and the pay was very lucrative. Because of my excitement, I had woken up very early to get ready. I was staying at my parent's place pending the time I get my own apartment. Picking up my white towel, I entered to bathroom to observe my hygiene.

Has she arrived? "Not yet," Stacy replied. "I'll give her a call later. Have HR keep things on hold for now," Joey said as she entered the office with a smile on her face. The jeweler was a middle-aged man. He was dressed in a burgundy handmade suit with gorgeous rings on his fingers. He looked quite average. When he saw Joey, he promptly stood up from his chair and smiled as he greeted, "Ms. Linton, I'm Caleb Lockwood, the person in charge of Keep Jewelry."

"Find a top-tier jewelry artisan to craft this piece. The usual ones won’t do it justice." Leopold Davis was completely absorbed in the design before him, his eyes tracing every intricate detail. He was so captivated that he had momentarily forgotten the conversation he was having with Layson Norman. Layson, watching his friend’s reaction, smirked slightly. "Aren’t you one of the best artisans yourself?" Leopold wasn’t just a renowned jewelry designer—he was also an exceptional craftsman. From a young age, he had an intuitive talent for jewelry, and by sixteen, he had already designed and handcrafted a piece that represented the U.S. in an international jewelry competition.

Emerald I was glad that the meeting with Reign and his father went well. I could tell that Devon and Nate were glad that their meeting went so well. I am not sure what type of business Reign and his father have. I honestly stay out of anything that isn’t pack-related. I do have a degree but I have no interest in what Devon and Nate do. Nalena and I have been talking about starting up a cafe/bakery. Now that the triplets are older and I have some time on my hands, I have seriously been considering this. I know Cat and Leena are discussing starting a daycare centre. They both have degrees in early childhood development. I look up when Devon and Nate walk into our room.

With about fifteen minutes until nine o'clock, she quickly changed her clothes and hurried toward the appraisal room. Even before the training began, Jenell had already made arrangements for preparations at Snow Manor in advance. The tools in the appraisal room were already prepared. Harmonia and Nara arrived successively. At nine o'clock, Jenell appeared. However, the person who appeared with Jenell shocked Harmonia! It was actually her! Jenell introduced, “This is the jade appraisal expert, Madam Judd.” Harmonia and Nara greeted her. “Madam Judd.”

His name was Felix Nichols, and he was a well-known jewelry appraiser who had recently gone viral online. Felix ignored Cecilia and the murmurs from the audience. He walked up to the stage and examined the bracelet closely. The frown on his forehead deepened with each passing second. "Didn't you hear what I said? Get off the stage!" Cecilia shouted, trying to push him away. However, Felix suddenly announced loudly, "Mr. Lane, this bracelet is not made of buffalo bone—it's made of human bone!"

"No... yes... no... Look, I know that I'm not good enough; I have received no formal training. I printed stuff off of the Internet, did a bit of reading and started experimenting. I'm the only one who ever wears these and then only around the house!" "I think that you should have Bryce Palmer or Pierre de Coursey have a look at these," she fidgeted slightly, not entirely sure what to make of his sudden interest and praise. "I wouldn't want to waste their time, they're busy men." The two men he had referred to co-owned one of the most exclusive jewellery companies on three continents. "I hardly think you'd be wasting their..." "Look Aiden... just drop it, please," she interrupted harshly and

Not even half an hour had passed when a complete set of jewelry instruments arrived, including a jewel’s saw and frame, a jewel’s torch, a digital caliper, needle files, a loop, a hand drill and jewelry bits, a jeweler's hammer, and a ring sizer, decorative materials, for joining jewelry, all of the highest quality and coated with the best materials. "What is all this? I haven't ordered anything," she protested, feeling irritated. "It's from Mr. Diamantis, please sign here," the man expressed firmly, not accepting her refusal. After that order, another arrived for toys, sweets, chocolates, then another for flowers. For a moment, as soon as she closed the door, a new delivery would appear, an

It was stunning. “Excellent choice, sir,” the jeweler said. “And thank you for bringing me the ring size so it can be adjusted accordingly, since you mentioned she’s pregnant.” “Yes,” Jalen replied. “I did.” “This piece is one of a kind,” the jeweler added. Jalen smiled as he handed over a check for an obscene amount of money. “I’ll be back for the matching band. You can start making it now.” He also picked up the earrings to match.