Nano Bible Jewellery Novels & Stories

“This necklace is made out of 32 pink diamonds of varying sizes, all excavated from South Noah. Its price is 800,000 dollars. “However, if it does not satisfy your aesthetic sensibilities, sir, we can order a necklace worth 4 million dollars tomorrow…” Xander was stunned. He had fancied himself rich enough to purchase anything in this shop, or the entire shop too if he so wanted, but this price basically shook him out of his confidence. The entirety of his lottery winnings could not allow him to even buy this first piece of jewelry.

On the contrary, Noah seemed to be born with a good temper. "I think so too." After the makeup artist finished putting makeup on her, she carefully took out a set of jewelry from the safe. "I'll put them on for you now. You have to be very careful. The necklace is the most expensive item, and the bracelet and earrings easily fall off. I’m sorry if I’m being overcautious, but all of these pieces of jewelry add up to 14 million." Chloe stiffened. She touched the diamond necklace around her neck as pins and needles traveled through her. It was much more expensive than the one she had modeled the other day.

Noah’s mother laughed “But my mother also loved jewelry, and she used to say that sometimes you need something less flashy to balance things out.” I would love to say that there was nothing simple about it, but I was too amazed to speak. There, right in the middle of the satin interior of the case, was what appeared to be a tiara. Well, not exactly. It was thinner and more intricate, almost flattened, clearly made to follow the contour of a head and rest against the forehead, not above it. And, right in the middle of those thin silver blades, where they met in the center of the forehead, was a triple moon, the symbol of the Goddess, made of a material so polished that it was reflecting even

Jules was holding a necklace in his hand. “That is a moonstone, isn’t it? So beautiful.” Nirvana said, her eyes lightening up as she stared at the accessory. “It is yours. Do you want me to put it on you?” Mr. Jules asked with a smile as he stared at Nirvana’s happy expression. “Yeah!” Nirvana perked up before she relaxed a bit. “But are you sure?” Nirvana eyes didn’t stray from the sparkling stone or the pristine silver chain. “Totally.” He replied and reached over to clasp the necklace around her neck.

Nathaniel had mainly brought her here to buy diamonds, and what he bought were unpolished stones. After buying them, he handed them to an internationally famous designer to custom make a set consisting of a unique diamond ring, necklace, bracelet, and anklet for her. Looking at the exquisitely complex necklace design in the drawing, Samantha pretended to ask curiously, "Did you draw this?" In truth, she knew. Nathaniel was able to create myths in the business world and build a business empire that belonged to only him was already incredible. How could he also have such expertise on drawing designs for jewelry too?

It was just perfect for Kimberly had recently had her ears pierced. When it was Sarah's turn, she kissed her great-granddaughter and presented her with two boxes of children's books, many of them were audio-ready. Her aunt Kate, gave her an all-natural jade bangle. She put it on her niece and said, "This jade represents virtues of compassion, courage, justice, wisdom, and modesty, one that you will surely have." Anabelle gave a box of the most expensive, pure essential oils. William gave Kimberly an educational trust fund worth a hundred thousand pounds, making everyone gawk in amazement.

he said, handing her the notebook and opening the portfolio that contained samples of the precious metals and gems the company was currently working with. "Let’s see," she said, starting to analyze the designs he had made for the special locket she wanted. "I like this one in the middle," she declared, pointing to a round locket with a laurel crown design, accented with small rubies to highlight the yellow diamonds. "It’s beautiful," George said, looking at the drawing. "What material do you want, Debbie?" "Since they’re yellow diamonds, Elliot suggested either white gold or platinum for the base, but I’ll leave that up to you both," she said, pulling a small jewelry box from her purse that

Darren, Norm, Marcus, and I helped him design it. It was yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold braided together with small rubies, sapphires, and diamonds placed along the band. Colby also had a special inscription added, but none of us knew what it said. He told us it was private between them. I couldn’t wait to see her face when she saw it.

"The jewelry exhibition is about to start. You promised you'd help me pick a necklace." Tristan didn't even look at me. He gently smoothed her hair. "Of course. Only the most precious jewels are worthy of you." "In that case, I want the Moon Goddess Necklace," Arabella's voice grew sweeter. The Moon Goddess Necklace. The sacred artifact worn by every Luna at her coronation. It was priceless, a symbol of supreme power. I stood there, a clown in a ridiculous costume, watching my fated mate prepare to hand over my honor to another woman.

For convenience, the shop had been closed that day, only serving Jake and Ann. The shopkeeper invited Ann to sit in the shop comfortably, and some of the shop assistants brought some types of jewelry from the newest collection. Ann could tell that these jewels were all costly and of high quality from the gleam of their light. Besides being made of gold, the gemstones that adorn them were stunning. Emerald, topaz, rose quartz, ruby, peridot, tourmaline, onyx, diamond, jadeite, opal, sapphire, alexandrite. The price was hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars per carat.