Kalung Emas Dalam Kotak Novels & Stories

[Cordelia] It is light, barely more than tape and paper. Carefully I peel back the simple brown paper to reveal a box with the logo of a local jeweler. I double-check for a card to see if this package is from someone else because my anonymous present sender has never sent me anything expensive. Inside the larger box is a smaller green velvet box. Inside is a silver locket on a long silver chain. It is an elegant piece, simple and warms to my touch as I pull it out of the box.

“Mr. Olympia, how nice to see you.” He smiled warmly back. “You too, Mr. Gregory.” “I take it, you’ve come to pick up your packages for the lovely lady?” the old man asked. “Yes, sir.” “Very good.” The old man made his way around a counter and stooped to reach beneath the display case with a key. After opening a hidden storage cabinet, he brought out a black velvet box which was maybe six inches on each side while only an inch in thickness. “You have perfect timing. Not an hour ago I finished polishing both pieces.” Without another word, the older man opened up the box, the purchased jewelry on display.

I turned on the flashlight of my cell phone and Chase lifted out a medium sized bronze box which had beautiful designs and rare gems studded on it. "It's rusty and brown in color, Aless. I wonder why they call it golden box." Chase placed it on the bed. "Leave it right there, fuckers or you're gonna pay for your foolishness." Laura cried. "Just shut up, you old hag. Your voice is so annoying. I feel my ears bleeding by your vocal torture." Anita sealed her mouth with a duck tape. "You want to know the reason why they call it the golden box?" I looked at a dazzled Chase who eyes were scrunched while examining the locked box.

At least, she would see her genuine smile every time. “Hmm,” She rested her head on Thea's shoulder. "Ah, I'm finally home." Thea smiled and patted her head. "Hmm, welcome." *** Kay stared at the two boxes in front of him. An open postcard-sized box flaunts its sparkling interior and a silver chain necklace draped over a velvet pad, making it so beautiful with a small pendulum of twelve blooming flower crowns and a ruby ​​as a centerpiece. He looked at the box next to it, which was rather small, then took out its contents. The seller said it's a set with necklace.

It's small and unmarked, with no indication of what it might contain. I hesitate for a moment, wondering if I should just put the box back and forget about it. But the temptation is too strong. I slowly lift the lid of the box and peer inside. My heart skips a beat as I see what's inside. It's a silver necklace with a small butterfly-shaped pendant. The pendant is studded with rubies and looks antiquated.

Inside was more than I could have imagined. There were stacks of old, worn velvet pouches filled with heavy gold coins and even trinkets glimmering faintly despite the dust of decades. There were also intricately carved rings, a dagger with an ornate handle, and a necklace with a stone that seemed to glow under the light. I swallowed hard, unable to figure out what I was seeing. "This... this is insane," I whispered. My grandmother had left me all this? Why?

She reached behind her and brought out an antique square box engraved with lotus patterns. Then, she handed it to me gently. "You've suffered so much lately. I can't do much, but I hope this will protect you. I want you to be safe and smile more." I quickly thanked her and took the box with both hands. The moment I opened it, my breath caught. Inside lay an emerald pendant, perfectly polished and glowing with a deep green color. It was breathtaking. I said, "Mrs. Shore Senior, this is too valuable. I can't accept it."

It had 2 small compartments that little girl's could store their jewelry. The staff showed the trio the different jewelry boxes. The wooden boxes were in different shades, and on the surface of each box was a unique design made of rare gems. This was a limited item and there was only 3 of it's kind. The first box was made of a dark wood with a beautiful gold lining on the side. On the surface of the box was a image of a lily which was made with small diamonds and emeralds. The second box had a cream shade wooden box with white gold lining. On the surface was an image of lavenders made of emeralds and rare purple or violet diamonds. And the last box was made of a lighter brown wood with rose

Her appearance is always neat, it turns out that Claudia does her job well. "Take out the black boxes in my cupboard! Put them on the bed! You open it!" I ordered. She immediately did what I told her to do. The black boxes contain jewelry sets. One by one, she opened them. Gold with diamonds, rubies, pearls, emeralds, shapire and there is also full-sized gold jewelry. I noticed the expression on her face. How come she's just normal, huh? There's no surprise. "Maharani, you've never seen jewelery like this, have you?! It's all expensive, you know! What do you think?" I asked while sipping tea.

He held it out to her. She shook her head, frowning. Too much. You've already given me too much. The corners of his mouth tilted up in amusement and his deep brown eyes were soft. "Last one, I promise." Exhaling deeply, Jenny accepted the box. Carefully, she peeled back the paper and lifted the lid. Resting on a bed of black velvet was silver filigree J accented with tiny diamonds, suspended by a delicate silver chain. She looked up at Cole in amazement.