Luxury Marble Chess Sets Novels & Stories

A massive bed sits against one wall, with two nightstands on either side. "This is wow," KY has to admit. KY'S eyes roam around the rest of the space. There's a long dresser, a full standing mirror, and two white velvet armchairs, but it's the chessboard between those armchairs that gets KY'S attention. It's different from the board they normally play on. This one looks custom. "You like it?" "Yeah, it's great." And the smile on his face makes KY'S heart tremble in KY'S chest as he closes the distance between them. KY swallows around the lump in KY'S throat.

Kevin nodded. “Thank you, Ailina!” I hugged Ailina and was happy like a child. Kevin took his gift. It was a Chess. Seeing this, his eyes lit up. “Oh, I have been learning this recently.” The chess pieces in the box were translucent. They were made from a special kind of stone. Although it was not as expensive as jade, it was smooth and comfortable to touch. Kevin was very happy and kept nodding. “I really like the gif. Since Ailina has given me a gift, I have to return the favor.”

- My voice sounded stressed and my brother laughs out loud. ________ I knew that at least one would get his attention ...-He nudges me provocatively and then walks away, I took a deep breath preparing my psychology for the next few days, I would have to endure Thom's jokes. The reception after the presentation began monotonously and extremely still, the same self-centered nobles; her words that seemed to sound sweet but at the first opportunity would stab me in the back just out of greed, I brought a glass of wine to my lips feeling the dry wine pull at the end of my tongue, it was at this moment that the red-haired archer made her entrance into the room. main hall of the Arena, she wore a d

Hell, you can even fit two or three families in it from my pack. For the third time, my jaw dropped as I gawked at the significant area I was dragged in. I took in the brilliant, beautiful chandeliers that hung right above the long, dining table. She can’t possibly make me believe this table accommodates her family, and not her pack. I see vases of all sizes displayed on top of every insignificant table around the room, and I could tell from the intricate, well-patterned designs that the vases are worth at least one million. Each. The floor contained pure, black marble tiles encrusted with diamonds, pearls, and onyx, which is probably the most expensive floor I ever set foot on in this life.

"I shall teach you and maybe in twenty years, you shall be competition." "Twenty years?" she scoffed. "It will take at least that long to train your human brain in the game of warfare." "Only if I may teach you checkers." "Humph, when you beat me, I shall learn your silly game." We moved to the table holding my chess set. The pieces were heavy gold and silver, the board black and white marble. I'd stolen it from a king in a faraway realm. The fool thought he'd captured a dragon. I challenged him to a game for my freedom. He'd agreed, and I won. The set was not part of the bargain, but I swiped it before he knew of its loss. No one holds a dragon without losing something. Usually their life.

He asked as he got up from his table to bring out the chess board. When he placed it on the table, I noticed with fascination that the chess pieces were made of wood, it was the most unique design I had ever seen. "These are great, never seen ones made with wood before." I picked up a piece and examined it closer. "A friend of mine gifted them to me many years back, he made each piece by hand." He explained. "I didn't take you for the sentimental type." I joked. "There is a lot you don't know about me."

Small enough to vanish in a thief’s pocket but sharp enough to crown a corpse. A white queen. A harmless chess piece. Real ivory, not the synthetic kind used to fool pretentious rich boys in Manhattan hotels. This old piece had seen things. A faint scratch down the crown, like it had been slammed once in the middle of a bad move. I didn’t touch it. I just stared at it, thinking mafia rituals were invented not for nothing. I needed to see it. I needed to feel like an old queen that had seen worse things that her murder plots.

Ruby POV I sank into a large mahogany chair, its plush cushions and inviting design exuding an old-world luxury. The fabric was edged with gold tacks, giving the chair an elegant, almost regal presence. Before me, the table gleamed with a dazzling array of clear blue crystals, nothing like I'd ever seen. Everything in this pack house seemed to be crafted from precious stones and metals, a testament to their wealth and power. "Do you like my décor?" Gabe's mother asked, noticing my fascination with the unique table setting.

“Beat me at this, and your company secures the deal.” I let out a short, humorless laugh. “This is ridiculous. You brought me here to play chess with you? What does that have to do with my business proposal?” Marcos shrugs. “Chess is all about strategy, patience, and reading your opponent. Qualities that any good partner should have. Qualities we want to make sure GemsThorne, our potential partner, possesses.” I cross my arms, unimpressed. “And what if I refuse?” “Then I guess Lancaster Luxe would have to reconsider their decision, wouldn't they?” His smirk is entirely too smug.

“I can teach you some more advanced skills.” The prince left the room and returned a moment later with a chess set. From the box Edward could tell that it was an extremely expensive chess set. When Sebastian pulled the board out of the box he was bemused to see the Albion royal family crest on the board. “Was this a custom made set?” he asked. Sebastian showed him the pieces and Edward saw the royal crest was emblazoned on every piece from the pawns to the king. “My mother likes chess so much she commissioned these sets. There’s one here, one at the castle and another at the palace,” Sebastian explained. “Chess is one of the few things she gets enthusiastic about.”