Snowflake Diamond Necklace Novels & Stories

Perhaps the Goddess has blessed he riwth the dream to let eh rknow about Adam’s future. Sh turned around to him and he rfingers travel to her necklace. It was a silver locket, hand craften by the silver smith of Zhateria. It was a snow flake shape necklace with three small diamond buried in the middle. Each end of the snowflake has white diamonds too that glows brightlywhen in contact with light.

What was waiting for me made my jaw drop. Flowers? They were extravagant and probably costly, but they were not impossible for anyone to obtain. Chocolates? Not exactly cheap, but they didn’t cost an arm and a leg. What he sent this time… I couldn’t accept it. A necklace. Not just any necklace. The necklace. The cascade of diamonds and pale blue sapphires looked like frozen starlight. I’m sure I saw this in an article, and if my memory serves me right, this thing costs 1.2 million dollars.

Davino carefully removed the necklace from the box. "Wait a minute!" said Sapphire. She stared at the necklace, and it was so beautiful that it made her heart skip a beat. When she saw the sparkling diamond necklace in Davino's hand, she knew she had to have it. "Do you constantly give women expensive necklaces?" Safira inquired. Safira blushed when she saw Davino nod. "How many women have you gifted such pricey bracelets to?" She screamed angrily. "How many people huh..." Davino appeared to be thinking. "My customers, my friends, my coworkers, Marisa, then..."

The Incomparable Diamond necklace was legendary in its own right, home to the world’s largest internally flawless diamond, a staggering 407 carats, set in warm rose gold and framed by smaller stones meant to amplify its brilliance. It was the kind of piece that stopped conversations mid-sentence. And yet, sitting across from Cassie, even that masterpiece paled beside the Heritage Bloom resting against her collarbone. Nathaniel knew it. He felt it the moment his eyes landed on her.

Kayla was dumbfounded when she heard that. She stared at Lydia dazedly and said, "What did you say? This necklace costs 30 million dollars?" Lydia said sternly, "It's true. This necklace is an exclusive, custom-made piece by VERE Jewelry. The diamond was imported from South Lefreqa. There are no other diamonds like it. "This necklace was custom-made at the request of the chairman of Pinnacle Group. It was supposed to be his 50th-anniversary gift for his wife.

Biscuit immediately flops beside me with his head on my thigh, watching like he's waiting for treats. I tug the ribbon slowly. It unravels with a soft whisper. The lid lifts away easily. Inside, nestled on black velvet, is a diamond necklace. This is not a delicate chain. It's a freaking statement piece. A single pear-shaped pendant the size of my thumbnail, surrounded by a halo of smaller stones, set in what looks like platinum. Even in the dim living-room light it catches fire, throwing tiny rainbows across the coffee table. A cream card is tucked beside it.

She sniffed as she slowly placed the flower on the couch, she picked up the box and opened it. It was a necklace, she slowly brought it out and her assistant gasped. “What?” Blakeley asked and looked at her. “Ma’am, this necklace costs a fortune. In the whole of New York, there are only three. It costs millions of dollars!” She exclaimed. “What? Really?” She asked and stared at it, it was a diamond necklace. It wasn't a regular diamond necklace that was partially adorned with diamonds, it was fully adorned with it. It was in a heart shape and it was attached to the chain by a loop.

“Where did you steal those?” My eyes widened in offense. “Excuse me?! What are you even talking about?” “That ring,” he said, pointing. “That’s the Star of Diamond. And your necklace… that’s the Necklace of Diana.” Everything in me stilled. I had heard those names before—faintly, vaguely—like stories you hear once and forget, only to remember when it’s too late. Rare jewels. The rarest pink diamond in the entire world. And now Sky was looking at me as if I was wearing a ticking bomb around my neck.

the auctioneer announced, Prissy looked shocked, she stare at me with so much hatred, I looked at her and smiled tipping my hat at her. She fumed. I am sure if we are alone she would match straight to me. I laughed. The rest of the item didn't catch my attention, except one red diamond necklace, when Willard explained to me and I saw it I knew it was meant for Nova, a perfect gift for my angel. The pendant is a rare red diamond and the chain of the necklace was made from a pure old gold. I smiled, I watched as everyone bid for it. “Two million dollars…” the auctioneer said.

Chapter 12: Something as worthy as her It was a necklace with 27 graduated, translucent and intensely coloured beads. It was called 'The Hutton-Mdivani' necklace. [1] 'Wasn't it not for sale earlier? How did he buy it? Just why the hell…..?!' My hands shivered holding the box of such an expensive jadeite necklace. I know that it is more expensive than the sapphire sold before. Compared to that sapphire, I like this jadeite necklace more.