Percy Jackson Bracelet Novels & Stories

This empire. The underworld. I ran my thumb over the Abraha insignia. A golden emblazoned crow in mid-flight and twisted the ring so it lay against my palm. I hated the sight of it. The weight. The feel of it was even worse. Suddenly, a thought crossed my head at the resemblance of the black seal and my ring. A symbol that I failed to recognize but hazily suspected. The eerie eyes of an owl. Of course, she chose that over anything else. Sabrina, you cunning piece of shit.

The sapphire bracelet my grandmother had left me, a flawless royal blue piece worth more than 4,000,000 dollars, turned up on Cecelia Swanson's social media. In the photo, the assistant, fresh out of college, raised a glass of champagne. Her smug caption made my skin crawl: [Thank you for spoiling me, Mr. Tavernier. The Professor said this bracelet alone could buy a few houses~] I sent Mason Tavernier a text. [Bring the bracelet back within two hours, or face the consequences.] He left me on Read. Two hours later, I sat staring at my phone, my finger hovering over the [Report to Police] button. Three seconds passed. Then the reception erupted into chaos. Through the venue's security

I giggle at him. “Can you blame me, my little Aphrodite? That’s easier than fighting off everyone. Speaking of Aphrodite, I have something for you.” He gently grabs my wrist, and while we are both still looking in the mirror he places a bracelet on my left arm with two charms on it. One was a little golden birdcage, it made me smile. This is going to be a recurring theme that I think I will enjoy. On the opposite side of the cage was a little silver bird. I looked at Reece, the question evident on my face.

He let his lips linger on her skin before moving back. He wanted to lay beside her and cuddle her to his chest. She was his peace, his love but he has to be patient and he'll wait his whole life for her if he had to. Checking on her one last time, he left her room. Jason shuffled through his cupboard before he finally found the bracelet. Though his stepbrother ruined it, Jason was able to fix it. It was his lucky charm. The bracelet is a relic of his mother, and also a token of her wealth and power in the oak when she was alive. It was dear to Jason.

I nodded along with him. "Alrighty!" She dragged a bit and turned around looking at the bracelets displayed in front of her. Me and Aiden saw that everything was good and nice. One bracelet caught my attention. It was lock and pair one. It was made of platinum along with diamond. The one for the girl has a heart entwined with another heart, along with a crown of queen on top of it. The boy bracelet has the same one heart entwined with the another heart along with a a king's crown on top of it. I nudged Athena with my shoulder as she looked up to what I was pointing on the display.

“Your aunt Aphrodite has also sent you a gift.” “By the gods!” I say gawking. It’s a diamond necklace with a thin gold rope interlaced cord. The pendant, a wolf covered in diamonds, and two sapphires for eyes. I have never seen anything like it before. “The almighty Zeus has also sent you a gift but remember my love, this one is very special. You must wear it all the time, this bracelet will keep you hidden from your uncle Hades.” “Wait, I thought I was already hidden from him?”

However, Collen seemed to understand the meaning of my words well. "Shiva, that bracelet may look ordinary and cheap only because the power of the owner isn't unlocked yet. If not mistaken, you were just ten at that time. But once you acknowledge that you are one of the descendants and you have already shifted, you will see its real appearance. That bracelet isn't just from a simple white pearl. Those pearls were from the deepest ocean in the sacred sea of life near the gods and goddesses' temple on top of the highest mountain. They shine when they are reflected on the sun by day, and they're like stars when they are lit by night. You've got mom's best jewel, Shiva. You have to find that bef

"Percy will have another ceremony with you as soon as we get back and he will wear your ring." "Come here, princess." My brother called her to sit by the bed. "I would like to put my collar on you, permanently." He cupped her cheek then trail down to caress her slender neckline promising her his forever bond. The way he wanted to. "I have it made especially for you, I think you will like it." I know she will, I've seen the design. It was a thin gold choker, elegant to be worn on daily basis. But what defined it the most was the small padlock encrusted with diamonds. The perfect statement of Percy's promise to take good care of his princess.

I stammered. “Of course not,” Byrain said quietly, stepping closer, holding a small black box. “We wanted to make sure your eighteenth birthday felt special.” My heart did that strange, fluttering thing. “You… remembered?” “I always remember,” he said simply. Always? Inside the box was a silver bracelet with a tiny moon-shaped charm delicate, thoughtful, and beautiful. “It’s perfect,” I whispered, fingers brushing the charm. Byrain smiled faintly. “Good.” Zion elbowed Army. “See? Told you she’d like it.”

"She gave me this bracelet to seal your energy, as long as you wear this bracelet you'd be free to use your magic without repercussions. Your father would never be able to find you, you'd be free to live as you chose without fear," Evelyn had always struggled to control her magic and feared the repercussions. Her eyes lit up in excitement and relief as she stared at the bracelet gifted by her mother. She couldn't help but smile as she felt the weight of the bracelet on her wrist. She lifted her right arm and examined the golden band, marveling at how it glistened in the light. It was simple but elegant, with a small, round sapphire set in the center. She ran her fingers over the gem, feeling