Princess Jewelry Box Novels & Stories

' We nod silently and decide to leave the palace ask asked. 'I have something that can cheer you up' says the princess and hands me a grey metal box covered with pearls. 'It belonged to your mother and I think you deserve to have it now' says the princess. I look at Jessica and she mummers 'let's go' with a heavy expression. We thank the princess and walk out the palace gate after being greeted by the guard. We sit under a tree a few steps away from the palace gate and decide to open the box. A pen, few photos, some newspaper cuttings and a piece of cloth was all the box contained.

the princess instructed. She didn't need to be told twice to open the box and take what was inside. She knew her materials so well because she was sensitive, and the box contained one dress made of the finest silk. She was looking over the dress when the princess spoke up. “I know you like white, so I had this dress made for you by my dressmaker. It's made of the best silk in our kingdom, which is also the most expensive kind. Because you adore jewelry, the dress is embellished with gold and diamonds on the bodice as well as the edges.”

Her words were simple and courteous but I knew better. Yesterday, a maid from the queen’s palace came with a box of jewellery for me. I would not have paid any attention to the box since I thought it was another piece of jewellery the queen sent me to try bribing me to leave Killian. However, once Sabrina saw the necklace, she lost all the colour on her face. The box fell from her hand and a simple black necklace with a hazel-coloured bead in the middle rolled out.

“When King Xavier took over the throne they made 20 pieces in honor of him. Unfortunately, a lot of them were lost. But I found this one and knew it would be perfect for the shop. It’s supposed to bring prosperity and luck.” “I’ll take it. Do you mind holding on to it for me?” The clerk gave me a beaming smile. “Of course dear!” I looked around the other displays and found Sarah looking at one in particular. It was a display full of unique jewelry boxes and decorative wooden boxes. Sarah looked up at me and gave me a smile before handing me one of the decorative boxes. “I think you should give him this. It’s perfect!”

The floor was carpeted, plush beneath her feet. In the middle of the room, a pile of boxes. She hesitated. "What's in these?" she asked. Her father picked one up and handed it to her. "Open it," he said. She did. Inside, a diamond bracelet. Something clicked in her mind. Heart pounding, she reached for another box. And another. Tiny gold bangles. A princess dress. A tiara. Necklaces, charms. One by one, she unwrapped them all. Twenty-six gifts.

she demanded, fear creeping into her voice. "I'm doing something I've always wanted to do," I said, holding up the velvet box and opening it slowly. The ring caught the faint light of the room—a cushion-cut diamond, ringed by a circle of sapphires, her favorite. The band was rose gold, delicate but long-lasting. Just like her. Zara's head shook with hysteria. "No, no. Zed, no—you don't have to pity me—" "Pity?" My voice cracked a little. "Is that what you think this is?"

My pulse quickened, hands shaking as I opened one. I didn't know what I was expecting to meet and considering all the mystery surrounding the package I definitely wasn't expecting what I saw. Inside the jewelry box sat a delicate gold rimmed pendant shaped like a heart with purple and blue gems at its center. I opened another jewelry box, one with Rose's name on it and inside was a mini version of the first box I had opened. My brows tightened as I set the jewelry aside and went for another box, this one a lot bigger. As I pulled open the box, inside sat a small panda plushie, with other tiny panda toys.

Hands trembling slightly, I opened the box. Inside… A stunning red satin dress. Strapless. Fitted bodice. A slit up the thigh that screamed danger. Beneath it, a jewelry box. A diamond choker necklace and earrings that sparkled like frost. And below that… silver stilettos, delicate as glass but fierce in shape. I opened the envelope with a nervous flick. A single card. We’d love to see you in these, Princess. —A, L & K. My breath caught.

"It varies from person to person, I don't know what yours would be." "All power has a price." He placed his hand over hers and put the ring back on his finger. "It's just a matter of paying it, Miss Liang. This ring, for example, required a young man to enter the heart of a tornado among other things." "If methods are incompatible, I do hope to maintain relations. A capable ally is worth their weight in gold." He took a small ring box from his coat and offered it to her. "I feel this may be more your fancy, Miss Liang." He opened the box, revealing a pewter band with a piece of jasper as the gemstone. The stone was a brilliant scarlett color.

Her appearance is always neat, it turns out that Claudia does her job well. "Take out the black boxes in my cupboard! Put them on the bed! You open it!" I ordered. She immediately did what I told her to do. The black boxes contain jewelry sets. One by one, she opened them. Gold with diamonds, rubies, pearls, emeralds, shapire and there is also full-sized gold jewelry. I noticed the expression on her face. How come she's just normal, huh? There's no surprise. "Maharani, you've never seen jewelery like this, have you?! It's all expensive, you know! What do you think?" I asked while sipping tea.