Pandora Turquoise Ring Novels & Stories

In a little blue box was a Ring. A square-shaped diamond in a princess-cut gold setting. The thing was the size of Mount Rushmore and the center stone was complemented by a smaller sapphire on one side and topaz on the other. Their birthstones. Tiny diamonds inlaid the band and caught the sunlight streaming through the window. Air backed up in her lungs and dizzy happiness made the room spin. She glanced from the ring, to him, and back again. "Marry me, Peyton."

Back in Julian’s office… Julian gazed at Chris once Tiffany left them. “You’ve done me a favor. What would you like in return?” “No, thank you! I don’t need anything. I love helping people. If Big Brother insists on thanking me, though... You could give me your jade ring.” Chris pointed at the ring on Julian’s thumb. It was a white jade ring with delicate carvings. The white jade was embellished with some irregular emerald jade pieces, like an emerald dragon flying among the clouds.

Inside a black velvet box was a unique ring, gleaming with a red gemstone as precious as any treasure and circled by 520 tiny diamonds glittering in the light. Each diamond was meticulously chosen to ensure a perfect fit within the setting. This red gem stood alone in its splendor, unmatched anywhere else in the world. Its worth was astronomical—over $3 billion in Venturian currency.

He walked back with a small blue velvet box and hands it to me. "What's this Alex?" "Well you need to open it to find out silly." I opened the box wondering what it could be to find a palatium ring with a red stone in it. It's so beautiful with all these little diamonds around this large red stone. I'm not sure what the red stone is. "It's a promise ring." "Promise for what?" "That we always be together." "What type of stone is this?" "It's a painite and it is exceedingly rare. I couldn't find the stone, so I had the pack witch find it for me. Then I had the jewelry maker design the ring."

the salesgirl greeted and Tynan pointed to the ring at the window display. "What is the rock on the ring that's pink in colour called?" he asked. The salesgirl blinked. Pink rock? "Are you referring to this?" she asked and retrieved the ring on display. Tynan nodded. Away from the display light, the colour was darker. The pink gem was a very sweet colour. It was cut into a heart shape held together by a thin rose gold band with a simple frame holding the gem in place. The design reminded Tynan of Laura's personality and he knew at once that this was what he had been looking for, intentionally or not.

Suspended in the center of a chain spun from threads of white gold was a single flawless tanzanite stone, cut into a soft teardrop—royal blue with hints of wine-dark indigo. “Father, Mother…” Polly’s lips parted as her eyes stared at the jewelry in front of her. It was so pretty, her eyes teared up just looking at it. First, she didn’t know it was her birthday. How did no one mention it? “Do you like it?” Benjamin asked, and Polly nodded frantically. “I love, love it!” She picked it up from the box with trembling hands and stared at it. Suddenly and out of nowhere, she started crying.

Angel could be covered in blankets from head to toe and It will take every restraint not to touch her. While she’s busy with the assistant at the changing room I sneaked to a jewelry store I saw while entering the building. My eyes scanned the precious diamonds displayed in the store from shelf to shelf patiently. I took my time judging the style and authenticity but one caught my attention. A particular red turquoise love shaped pendant necklace with a diamond band caught my eyes. “How much?” I asked the attendant pointing to the item. “1 million.” He retorted. “Alright.” A million is little compared to what she means to me. I’ll pay a billion if that’s required to gain her forgiveness.

After his shower, Heath emerged to find Aurora about to leave. In a bold move, he playfully insisted she join him, resulting in Aurora, albeit reluctantly, preparing for a bath. As she was about to undress, her eyes caught the delicate sparkle of the diamond ring on her hand. Bathed in the warm, yellow light, the pink diamond gleamed softly. Its design was both petite and intricate, highlighting the gem's size and brilliance while accentuating the slender beauty of Aurora's fingers.

"Miss Carter, that's the work of the world's most renowned designer, Andre Hove, isn't it? It's called Azure Heart, and it was supposed to be sold to a private collector at an auction. I can't believe that it's now on your finger!" Trixie touched the ring gently and said in surprise, "Is this ring that valuable? I thought it was an ordinary birthday present." "This ring is one of a kind in this world, and it's priceless. Your friend must be someone rich and powerful. It's making all of us curious!" Trixie shook her head. "He's just a low-profile businessman. I hope no one will speculate on his identity." Passersby looked up at the huge screen with envy, while I lowered my head to look at the

“That’s absolutely gorgeous. That’s a paraiba tourmaline, right? I’ve been looking for a gorgeous necklace like that forever!” I touch my neck. “Yes, it is. I… made it myself.” This necklace is indeed a paraiba tourmaline, which is my kids’ birthstone. I made it months before they were born, and I planned to wear it every single day as a reminder that I have them. It has a 20 carat paraiba, bright and shiny, cushioned with diamonds with a platinum chain. “It’s the first full piece that I made,” I say, touching it. “I own a line called Émeraude from Italy.”