Labyrinth Jareth Necklace Novels & Stories

Third Person's POV The ruby necklace had six rubies in the pendant, with the middle one shaped like a wolf's head. It was fancy, not the type you'd find in a regular store—more like something a top jewelry brand would make. Adelaide quickly stood and waved her hands. "Nope, this is way too nice. I can't take this." "Miss Davidson!" Rowena grabbed her hand, looking serious. "You gotta take this. This necklace was never really mine. It always belonged to your Frostfang Pack."

In the center of the crowd stood two familiar figures. My mate, Alpha Kael Draven. And Lyra. I watched as Kael fastened a delicate emerald necklace which glowed under the lights around her neck and my chest tightened instantly. That bastard, wasn’t that the necklace he had told me he ordered for me three months ago on my birthday? The one that was yet to come because apparently it was a rare custom piece from the Crescent Jewel House. Now he was placing that same necklace around another woman’s neck. Lyra lifted her chin proudly as the room erupted into applause. She looked so radiant. When last had I even been this happy?

He then frowned as a thought occurred to him. “Tell me,” he said, raising the necklace. “What colour is this?” Vathar gave him a look of pure confusion. Was this a trick? Or was he mocking him? “Answer me,” Dareth snapped. “It’s black,” Vathar replied, still glaring. “The necklace is completely black. Now give it back. It's mine.” Dareth looked again. To him, the necklace was definitely silver but to the human, it was black? He gasped, realising something then suddenly, he threw his head back and laughed. It was a long, wild, disbelieving laugh that echoed around the street.

The jewels didn't look like anything from the Dracotigris Order, especially with the emerald carved into a skull—completely unlike their style. This necklace clearly came from the Netherrealm. Nyx and the twins sat up straight. They all rolled their eyes, but none dared to speak the truth. They feared disintegration if Landon so much as raised his hand. Aria looked at the skull for several seconds, raising her brow. "How exquisite." It didn't sound like a compliment. Sam liked the necklace, though. He bit on the emerald and ascertained that it was real. Seeing that, Aria said nothing.

asked Kiara . " Yes ! I will show you a place..............a vision of that place . There's something important that is in there . " said the mysterious woman with a smile . " What's in there ?! It seems like a labyrinth..........It is a pretty one though . " said Kiara with a smile . " This is an ancient labyrinth which belongs to the owner of this necklace . " said Kiara's mother with an excited expression . " This is just an illusion , I created to show you what awaits for you in the near future . " said the mysterious woman with a smirk .

She stands next to me as I open the box and we both gasp. Inside, on a bed of red velvet, is a sapphire and pearl choker with a set of matching earrings. "These are stunning," Tilly pulls the necklace out to admire it. As she does, a card flutters to the floor. Bending down, I pick it up. "Something borrowed, something blue." I read aloud. "Atlas is just full of surprises." I smile in amazement. Atlas really did think of everything. "Ah, Cordelia," I look over at Tilly whose eyes are wide with shock. "I don't think those jewels are from Atlas."

Rae asks and brings us back to the reason we came here. “Oh yes I will get it,” Jareth gets up and walks over to a beautiful dark mahogany cabinet, it was behind where we were sitting nestled under the large sash window. It had carved legs much like the patterns on my book but if anything it was more impressive. The more I looked at the room and other things in it the more I wondered if these had been made by druid people or maybe other super natural beings, they just looked out of this world. After he had closed the draw he appropriated the amulet from the drawer and he came and sat back down placing a beautiful box on the table. He took out a tiny golden key that dazzled in the natural li

It was a dazzling piece, the gemstone emitting a mesmerizing, ethereal glow as if it held secrets of centuries past. Hera's eyes widened with shock as she uncovered the necklace. It was a piece she hadn't seen in many years, and the sight of it brought a flood of memories rushing back. She delicately lifted the necklace from its resting place, feeling the cool weight of the emerald against her fingertips. It was a family heirloom, a symbol of her lineage's power and prestige. As she held the necklace, her thoughts drifted to the events that had transpired since her return from the forbidden forest. The alliance between vampires and werewolves had become the focal point of her life, and her r

“I know, Alpha. Considering we don’t have a lead, this is our chance to prove his involvement. Still, a long way to go, knowing he has a lot of properties. But I have hopes. Remember when I asked you if you noticed something at the party?” “Yeah. You didn’t get the chance to tell me about it?” “Nora was wearing a necklace with an orange-yellow pendant gemstone. Could be Sphalerite. Maybe it can ward off wraiths. Not sure. Could be one of her father’s antique collections. And it’s a rare gemstone.” “I can ask around if someone has a collection of this gemstone,” Dane suggested, which was a good idea. At this point, we needed any help from friends.

The smile Jacob put on when he talked about Lilith was burning in Ann's eyes. "You really like her, huh?" Said Ann in a sad tone. "Your necklace, I have never seen you wear any jewelry before." Jacob changed the subject again all of a sudden. "My father gave it to me this morning." Ann ran a finger down her neck with a touch of teasing, but Jacob just nodded. "A reward for my wakening The Shadow." Still trying to get Jacob's attention to her body, Ann hooked the necklace with a finger and the sapphire jingled bumping into the metal chain, "Supposed to be a powerful magic item, I think."