Novel & Cerita Polnareff Earrings

KATALINA Huracio chuckled and gathered me into his arms. “Will you open your gift now, or will you see the next show?" “I will open my gift!" I squealed. I quickly removed the ribbons and opened the box. Inside were the most dazzling pair of earrings. They were made of white gold, pearls, and rubies. The round pearls were embedded in an intricate gold design, while the rubies were embedded in the pearls. A perfect match for my dress.

It was a material known for its high conductivity with mana. The Fine Gold was in the shape of clams with the mana core in their mouths like a pearl. On both sides on the clamshell were purification and defense magic circles. Xara accepted the earrings gracefully, " thank you," was all she said. She formed a connection with the earrings. She took out the pair she had on before and wore her clam earrings, "How Do I Look?" She asked while wearing a beautiful smile. "You look beautiful mom." "What can they do?" she asked suspiciously.

The head maid had made it clear that they were more than just mere accessories; they were a mark of passing as Orion’s personal attendance. She explained that these earrings held the Moon Goddess’ blessings, and only the designated bearer could take them off once they were worn. Crafted from rare white feathers sourced from an owl that hunted under the moon's glow, they embodied keen insight and graceful wisdom. Each feather delicately fashioned into an earring offered a unique and striking adornment for the ears, adding a subtle yet elegant touch to any attire.

“Here’s a pair of earrings and a bracelet for her. Please pass them to her later.” Daniel took a look at it. He had seen these earrings before. They were worn by the princess of Plosis during the finale of the charity dinner a few days ago. There was a big pink diamond and sixty-six small diamonds on each earring. Each of the diamonds was priceless, these pairs of earrings cost more than forty million dollars. And this bracelet was an antique from the Eosul period. It cost more than thirteen million dollars. “Why are you willing to give away something so precious?” Daniel asked him.

“These earrings were crafted by a renowned jeweler in Milan. They’re part of a set that’s been in our family for generations.” I glanced at my reflection in a nearby mirror, my breath catching as I saw the glittering stones dangling from my ears. They were exquisite—large gemstones surrounded by intricate gold filigree, catching the light with every small movement. “They’re… incredible,” I said, my voice barely above a whisper. I could only imagine how much they were worth—certainly more than I’d ever seen in my life. Ten million, maybe more. Theo’s mother’s face lit up with pride. “They’re priceless,” she said. “Not just because of their monetary value, but because of the legacy they carry.

I had declined knotting a tie, and had undid the first two buttons aiming for a hint of causality. I fixed a tiny diamond on my right earlobe after an afterthought. A Patek Phillippe diamond studded timepiece embellished my wrist, the Alpha's signet ring passed on to me by my father, with a lot of Aragon history rested on my finger. I wore Eileen's amulet on my left, hiding it behind the cuffs of my white shirt and my wrist watch. I finished my look with a pair of black custom made patent sleek leather shoes polished so it reflected like the diamonds on my wrists and ear.

I looked at him curiously. "Open it and tell me if you like it," he said simply. I untied the bow and opened the small box. Inside were three pairs of earrings and a piercing. One pair was diamond earrings in the shape of a small heart, another identical pair but in ruby, the third pair had a gold heart that descended in an intricate design studded with five diamonds, finished with a ruby heart outlined with tiny diamonds. And the piercing was a gold hoop with small rubies encrusted. Exactly one earring for each piercing I had in my ear, and the set was beautiful.

Troubled by the note, Nora felt that he was even more unreliable after reading the note. However, she still opened the box and found a pair of small exquisite earrings inside. The style of the earrings was simple and elegant, and it was inlaid with colorful diamonds that shone brightly under the sunlight. The earrings looked very lively and cute, which suited her age and style very well. All girls loved beautiful things, and Nora was no exception. She kept looking at the earrings as she held them in her hands, then she could not help but put them on in front of the full-length mirror.

It was covered in multicolored crystals that looked like an explosion of fireworks had landed all over her. She wore a pair of long diamond drop earrings that were on loan from Madam Z and part of a Renee Lewis collection. On her pointer finger she had a large round ring with a burst of diamonds set in white gold. It was also on loan from Madam Z and part of a Leo Pizzo collection.

In a vast museum filled with timeless artworks, the famous ones were displayed at the end, protected behind thick glass to preserve their inherent beauty. "In 2014, Dutch astrophysicist Vincent Icke raised doubts about the material of the earring and argued that it looks more like polished tin than pearl on the grounds of the specular reflection, the pear shape, and the large size of the earring." I was surprised when someone spoke behind me. I blinked and turned to look at him.