Labyrinth Jareth Necklace Novels & Stories

Maybe it was a chill from her cold heart. Thalia rubbed the crystal necklace in a comforting manner. It was a beautiful aventurine necklace her mother had given her before she passed. The necklace was one of the most beautiful possessions she owned. The aventurine exuded an ethereal glow. Its polished surface shimmered with hues of vibrant green. The pretty green hues of the crystal resonated with her heart, reminding her of the boundless beauty of nature.

The Final Relic After a long silence, Sarah reached for the base of her neck. She unclasped a thin, unassuming silver chain. It was the diamond necklace Arthur had given her a decade ago—their "token of love." It wasn't worth millions like the pieces Victoria had seized, which is why the guards had overlooked it. To Sarah, it was no longer a symbol of devotion; it was a shackle. She pulled on a face mask to hide her gaunt features, gripped the necklace in her palm, and walked out of the empty house.

“Alaric, where’s my necklace?” Alaric looked confused. “Necklace?” “My necklace! I had an emerald stone necklace; it was so beautiful and precious! It was a gift from Kael!” I was panicking; that necklace was the only thing left of Kaelith Vaeltharion Morveth. The man who, in such a short time, had captured my heart. Alaric took a deep breath, then gently stroked the top of my head, trying to calm me down.

It was one of the toys his father carved for him when he was a little boy! Eli loved it, and while he was busy showing me his Lycan, Oliver handed me a gift. The bow looked a little crushed, and I quickly opened it. Inside there was a dark blue velvet box. I carefully opened the box and gasped. There was a necklace inside that took my breath away. The silver necklace had a beautiful charm with a howling Lycan that was fixed to a shell that looked like a pearl. It was the most beautiful thing I had ever owned. I looked up at Oliver, who looked at his mother. “The necklace has been handed down for many generations. It is your first heirloom as Queen.” Athena smiled.

Jasper spoke, his eyes fuming with anger. The lycan prince was behaving like a jealous teenager and I was not sure if I should feel amused or sad. Keltia cleared her throat, “We should rather focus on you not dying first, lycan prince.” “What did this key look like?” I asked her while rubbing my temples. She began, “It was truly special. The key is actually the same necklace that Arwen accused me of stealing. The pendant was sphere shaped and depending on the way the light shone on it, it would sometimes look metallic and sometimes look like a transparent object.”

Maybe we can work through this mate bond complication, especially with Veronica out of the country. Arthur’s steps falter suddenly. “Iris, your necklace…” I pull back, my hand flying to my throat. The sapphire necklace is still there, but when I look down, I see what caught Arthur’s attention. One of the smaller stones is missing from its setting, leaving an empty metal claw. “Oh no,” I gasp. “It must have fallen out somewhere.” Nora’s family heirloom, damaged on the very first night I wore it. “We have to find it.”

Then he vanishes again. When he comes back, it’s with a ring this time, one the size of his head. Its property is unknown, but it shimmers with lights that seem alive, looking like a colorful snake slithers inside it. The object could break if it falls; that is how fragile it looks. The Realm’s Future, they call it. It is also the only thing with color in the Labyrinth, aside from the Umbra Crown’s golden eyes that are now peering at my face pores.

“Now no one’s biting.” “I’ll bite!” Lily screamed, “I’ll bite for you!” I threw the recorder back to Eli. “He’s about to break.” “Not enough.” Eli pushed over an acquisition case. “Mark wants you to handle the talks personally.” On the day I went to Jareth’s company, I wore a white dress, the kind he used to hate. When the receptionist tried to stop me, Lily just happened to walk out of the elevator, wearing my sapphire necklace — the one he had called "one-of-a-kind" when he proposed.

' Jared smiled faintly and took a box out before slowly opening it in front of Nicole. Jared's red velvet box caught everyone's attention. He opened the box under the astonished glances of everyone, and a ray of sparkling light came out of the box. The sapphire shone under the illumination of the candlelight, and everybody found out that it was a necklace; a necklace with the one and only sapphire of its kind in the world! Nicole's expression changed as soon as she saw the necklace. Then, she gave Jared a look of approval. "How generous of you, Mr. Johnston. You actually managed to get the one and only Ocean Heart... "

“I didn’t expect the king himself to visit. If you want me for the night, or longer, I can be very… accommodating.” I ignored the display. “Where is the necklace?” She blinked, confusion cutting through the seduction. “Necklace?” “Cressida’s necklace. The one you took from her. Hand it over. Now.” Zara’s face paled. “I… I don’t—” I roared, voice echoing off the stone walls. “Where the fuck is Cressida’s necklace? Hand it over now!” Startled, she stumbled back. Her hands shook as she pushed down the neckline of her dress, revealing a thin chain with a delicate emerald jade pendant resting against her skin the same one Elara had described.