Ladies Gold Onyx Ring Novels & Stories

My fingers twirled over the rim of the cup, drank half and probably too warm to enjoy anymore. Carina leans in as she places her hands over mine. Her long fingers were as tender as butter and milky as cream. Her wedding ring, a gorgeous rose gold piece embedded with rhinestones and set with a small pear cut onyx stone glistens on her ring finger and compliments her skin tone perfectly. And she rubs her thumb pads over the spot between my thumb and index fingers. “I can’t imagine how scared you could have been.” She words softly.

"What did you tell them?" Orion pulled back just enough to look me in the eye, his expression turning lethal. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a small, velvet box. He flipped it open to reveal a ring—not a diamond, but a black opal that looked like a trapped, swirling galaxy. "I told his lead security that I don't discuss my private acquisitions with trespassers," Orion said, his voice dropping to a gravelly low as he took my hand. He slid the ring onto my middle finger. It fit perfectly, the weight of it feeling like a promise.

The ring is a pure signet gold adorned with black onyx stone. She nervously slid the ring into his finger. This ring proves that they have the blessing from different gods and goddesses. Given by her father, she took the bracelet. The gold bracelet has a distinct design of two dragons facing each other. Amaya slid it on his arm. He tried to remove it but he could not.

Gideon pushed an infinity gold ring on her ring finger in the day of their wedding. Jewel raised the hand where the gold ring lies. As she stared at it, she noticed a small, glowing object where the two lines met. It's a white diamond. She frowned, removed the ring, and put it back to the drawer of the study table. When she looked at her other hand, a small and simpler ring was there. She didn't know why Gideon wanted her to wear that ring when he himself didn't wear one.

Aaron grumbled again, once again looking bitter in a way that Rose couldn't understand "Being good with words doesn't mean anything…" "Hey! I want to show you my ring!” Grace said suddenly, bouncing in place excitedly before pulling out the bag she had thrown it nearby and start reaching aloft inside it “I so wish I could have shown it to you earlier! It's so beautiful...” in ecstasy, she finally pulled a small velvet box from inside her purse and opened it before Rose's eyes, revealing a rose gold ring engraved with thick metal alloy in the shape of flowers, which followed a path of small sparkling dots until it reached five huge diamonds that were positioned to look like an even larger flo

"She's my girlfriend." "No, I'm not. We broke up a long time ago." Yael, with a grin, eyed Caleb and could not help but notice the ring he was holding. "An HD ring? I remember at the auction, Mr. Brooks and I were both after the Heart of the Ocean. I knew I couldn't outbid him, but he stopped at three million dollars. Do you prefer this diamond ring?" Yael's words shocked me. Three million dollars for that necklace? Yael sure knew how to waste money.

"You think it's unusual, don't you, daughter?" I dragged my eyes from the sight and turned to him, then replied. "You did say the moon hasn't shined this brightly in a hundred years." He leaned towards me as though sharing a secret, then whispered in my ear. "Maybe the Moon Goddess is also celebrating with you. It's your Turning Feast, after all." I snorted. "Since when has the Moon Goddess ever cared about the affairs of one single person?" My father laughed. "You've always been a feisty one. Good thing you've Turned now. It's high time we found you a man who would be able to tame you. Perhaps Alpha Alexander over there?" He pointed.

Shanelle POV I smoothed down the delicate fabric of my elegant gown, a rich shade of midnight blue that hugged my curves in all the right places. The beaded embellishments sparkled under the ambient lighting, casting a soft glow around me. Beside me, Beatrice and Kayleen, stood resplendent in their own designer ensembles. Beatrice wore a vibrant red dress that accentuated her fiery personality, while Kayleen donned a sleek silver gown that mirrored her quiet grace.

"Remember that even diamonds require pressure to form. The challenges ahead will strengthen you, not break you." With those cryptic words, they bowed in unison, our audience clearly concluded. As I turned to leave, the second priestess called after me. "One more thing, Alpha Graystone." Her eyes twinkled with unexpected warmth. "The Goddess mentioned your heart's desire. Did you understand her meaning?" I paused, the silver thread connecting me to Jackson pulsing gently at the thought of him. "I believed she meant my mate bond." The priestess smiled mysteriously. "That is part of it. But diamonds reflect many facets of light." She touched her own abdomen briefly. "You carry more than just re

Kingston I had never imagined myself standing in a boutique tucked inside a back alley of the werewolf quarter, cradling a small velvet box like it contained the moon itself. The jeweler, a stooped old human, had nodded when I told him what I wanted: something worthy of a woman who doesn’t know how worthy she is. The ring he created wasn’t gaudy. It was simple, elegant. A pale silver band, delicately shaped like intertwining vines, with a single opal in the center that shimmered in refracted rainbows when it was in certain lights.