Labyrinth Jareth Necklace Novels & Stories

She released her foot from Jake. She also wanted to see what Diana was up to now. "Isn't it just a broken necklace?" Jake, who had lost two teeth, glanced at the necklace and sneered, "What? Do you want to flaunt your wealth at us? "Don't worry. You'll have plenty of opportunities to flaunt your wealth when you're in bed!" Any words about being to bed made Diana's eyes filled with disgust. Suppressing the feeling of disgust, she forced a smile. She negotiated, full of experience. "Yes, it's a necklace, but it's not an ordinary one. It's the Eternal Heart once worn by the Queen of Yewland!"

My eyes caught the diamond necklace Jadis had gifted me. Using it wouldn’t be a bad idea, I thought as I picked it up. Returning to the front of the mirror, I tried to put it on, but Gideon snatched it from my hand. “Is this not the necklace Jadis gifted you?” he asked, and I nodded. He didn’t say anything further before going ahead to place it around my neck. Jadis’ intention for gifting me such a beautiful piece of jewelry was still unclear, but I wouldn’t allow it to waste away in that drawer. I needed to make good use of it.

"It is good to hear from you, Brinn. It is Bolemir, but you probably guessed that. We are well, and Gede misses you very much. He is a full-sized fairy now and will travel with the rest of the spring fairies this year for the first time. Prem and Niko send their love. As for your question. I believe the young princess has come upon something very rare indeed. The necklace you described is called a Seeker. Think of it as a short cut. It will help you find or know something that you would have eventually discovered. It is old magic, and I have no idea how it works. I do know that it is triggered by the phrase, 'I wish'. It may or may not work in front of other humans. Above all, I would cautio

We move fast but carefully, the silence broken only by the occasional whisper of paper and the crackle of fire. After what feels like an hour, Jasmine suddenly gasps. “Is this it?” She says, rushing to my side with a book open in her hands. She points at a detailed illustration. My breath catches. It’s the exact same necklace. “It looks exactly like mine,” I say, grabbing the book. She reads aloud from the passage beneath it. “‘This necklace is crafted only for the Alpha Queen, passed down through generations. Worn as a symbol of divine right and unity, its magic binds the bloodline to the throne.’”

Lucy had a feeling that she could not trust these men who were bringing her news, and she believed that whatever they were saying was madness. She looked down at herself and tried to erase it all away from her head; her husband would never succumb to such a horrible fate. Then, Brynjar pulls out a necklace made of glass, but it was a different necklace and unlike anything that Lucy has ever seen. The necklace was a small mirror that could make anyone look into it and make them see their fate. He then hands her the necklace and tells her to gaze upon it and witness everything that takes place.

But then, Genebeth found something on the counter which she excitedly showed to everyone. "Isn't this your necklace, Abby?" She asked, holding out the thing in her hands. My eyes shone brightly when I saw it. Rushing over to her side, I inspected it. It was broken, but it had been fixed back. The last time I had seen it was when Adam shoot it at his house a month ago. I couldn't believe I would be able to see it again. "I fixed it," Lylion muttered from the corner. "It's a relic that belonged to the late Luna, the Queen of our kingdom. It's important to His Highness."

In the hallway, Benedict, Jareth, and Tessa stood frozen, staring at one another. After a long moment, Tessa's lips trembled as she said, "Benedict, it's not what you think." "Then?" Benedict stepped forward slowly. He walked straight up to Jareth, took the necklace that had been raised high, still smeared with dirt after being buried at Jareth's "grave". Was she trying to bury the past and start over? A distant, almost dazed smile touched his face. "When I first saw that necklace around your neck, I was thrilled and immediately found a reason to pursue you, thinking you've been missing me all these years.

He didn't even lower his head. Jasper was standing just behind his father’s shoulder. He looked like he’d been carved out of stone. His eyes were fixed on the side of my neck, his pupils blown wide until his eyes were almost entirely black. The scent of him—agitated, sour with jealousy—was a physical weight in the air. "You look... different, Sarah," Alpha Felix said, his eyes narrowing as he took in the charcoal silk. "Quite a transformation for a plain girl like you." "A diamond is just coal until it's handled correctly, Alpha," Jareth said coolly. He shifted, pulling me closer to his side. The movement was calculated; it forced Jasper to see the dark, purple mark on my throat in the full

He seemed kind, and since he was Julian’s brother, I wanted to get along with him. “Zlata, I’m leaving for the war in a few days. I’m not sure if I’ll be back in time for your coronation, so I brought you a humble gift.” He opened a jewelry box, revealing the most breathtaking necklace I had ever seen. It was a lattice of white gold encrusted with diamonds, with a massive star ruby pendant at its heart—a deep crimson orb that glowed with a natural six-rayed star. “I cannot accept something so expensive,” I declined.

"Princess Della, I bring a gift from Young Master Jackson, a sapphire necklace that he specially prepared for you. They call this gem ‘The Heart of the Ocean’," The maid said. I graciously picked up the necklace from the velvet tray that the maid held out to me. As soon as it was in my hands, I heard my phone vibrate on the table beside me. It was from Jackson, and it read, “A gift for Her Royal Highness. Only you are worthy of such fine jewelry.”