Nano Bible Jewellery Novels & Stories

He stared at Crystal with sharp eyes; great displeasure showed on his face. Eric seldom touched Crystal’s personal belongings. After Crystal had brought the jewelry home, he had just swept a glance at the bag, did not even take a closer look. It wasn’t until now did he know the jewelry was under Brilliant Group. Nancy only knew that the “Brilliant” was an international luxury brand but had no idea that it belonged to Nathan. Crystal had also not been well-considered enough when buying the jewelry. She should have bought in any store except for those under Brilliant Group.

Yolanda chose that time to squeal, startling Beth. "What?!" "A necklace from Adoré!" Beth's brows wrinkled. What was an Adoré? Yolanda took one look at her and her mouth fell open. "You're kidding." "What?" "You don't know Adoré?" "What's that?" "Only the best jewellery brand in the entire universe! Their products are expensive as fuck!" Her mouth formed a small o. "How expensive?" "Expensive enough to tell me that this man of yours is loaded to the moon and back! Who is he?"

The design for the man was in the shape of a sun that could be paired with the crescent to make a complete circle. The leaf at the edge made a love shape when paired together with the male’s design. With the moon and the sun, the necklace symbolized, ‘You and me together through the days and nights’. How dare Anthony say that the necklace was a Bailey family heirloom when it was an international award-winning design, limited edition to the point that there were only nine for sale internationally! How could it even ward off demons? It was just a normal jade. She attempted to take it off but to no avail.

NATHALIE / SOFIA’S POV 🍃 - From the name, meaning of the jewelry details of the materials used, diamonds, colors, names -- all of these are made by Brianna. Does that mean, this event is a tribute to Brianna’s memory? They did not forget Brianna. The closing design was the final one, and one of the simplest yet most beautiful pieces created by Brianna: 'The Sunshine Jewel,' her flower design. After showing all the new design collections, the entire grand hall was filled with applause along with the lighting of a few dim lights one by one -- just to have a little light.

I guess that is another sign, that he really is the true king. We left the store where we had left the bags, and I led him to one of the more excluded areas of the town. I had ordered a special kind of necklace, one that would not break when he shift. It was made in titanium and with a little magic, with the help of Greta.

His tattooed arms folded across his chest, giving him more the appearance of a biker than a jeweler. “Hard to source?” I asked. “Oh, I can find it. But are you sure you want to use your mother’s ring? I could melt it down and make something new with the gold,” he suggested. I shook my head firmly, and Dion sighed. “Well then, get your wallet ready. Serendibite costs eighteen thousand dollars a carat. The earliest I can have it delivered is six weeks, and I’ll need to cut it to fit. So far, I’ve only managed to find it raw,” he explained.

"Nathaniel, don't think I don't know how much you've been pocketing from your deals with the Nuttall Group. 5,000,000 dollars might be a bit much for you, but it's not impossible." Nathaniel's anger intensified. "Even if I could afford it, why should I spend that kind of money on a useless piece of junk?!" To him, jewelry that couldn't be immediately cashed in was worthless. He didn't even want to spend 500,000 dollars, let alone 5,000,000 dollars.

KRISTINA'S POV I tensed in anticipation for whatever crazy thing he would do next, but instead he held out a small white box. It had silver trimming and was sealed with a purple bow. I blinked, confused. This is definitely not Nathan's usual way to give presents to women. Then again, Nathan has always been really good at giving gifts that are unexpected, so maybe this gift is just another one of his surprises. I shrugged, and he opened the lid. A soft gasp escaped me as an array of expensive jewelry spilled onto my lap. I picked up a pendant made of diamonds. It was gorgeous, a simple yet elegant diamond encrusted band that was set into a large emerald. Nathan smiled.

When Nathan got home, he had already been soaked like a drowned rat. He sat on the sofa, holding The City of Cycles in his palm, which was burning hot. He dangled it in front of his eyes, with a pendant made of jet-black jade, featuring a lotus seed on the front and lotus leaves on the back. The chain, on the other hand, was made of platinum and formed a bone-like structure. He had spent a long time with Victoria, the designer, and had become somewhat familiar with design styles. He knew that lotus leaves and lotus flowers symbolized rebirth.

And I couldn’t take mine off him. My mouth curled into a slow smile. “Oh, poor Neriah,” I murmured to the air, my voice thick with mock pity. “If only you weren’t so naive. So... painfully stupid.” I walked deeper into the closet, stopping at the vanity where her jewelry is displayed like trophies. My eyes zero in on it — the ruby set. The jewellery was deep red, blood-bright, bold and gaudy in a way only Neriah could pull off.