The Princess Jewelry Box Novels & Stories

So with such reason to reckon with, he pulled it down the wall, carried it to the corner and had it placed in the floor, having its back facing towards his direction. Staring at what seemed foolishness for so doing, Jion only shook his head and finally left it there . *** The princess looked at the gigantic and rather expensive interior of the palace in the east kingdom. They had arrived a little hour ago and they were being ushered inside the ambitiously designed ball. The prince wore his finest suit while she matched his elegance with her special tailored dress. It had seamed of pure gold along her waistlines. Though it barely shows any skin on her body, she was stunning as what her mai

Kat, with the case in hand “Alright Ladies, do I have a treat for you, come and pick out a piece of jewellery.” The women look very excited at this but Princess Rota looked sceptical. Kat opened the case up on the coffee table. “Wow” the women exclaimed these are beautiful.” There was about 8 different pieces of jewellery, bracelets, earing sets, necklaces and hair adornments, all looking like real gold and precious gems.

Shaking away thoughts of her, he focused his attention back on the box, and with a deep breath, he tore open the wrapper. “Thirty-five years ago this brought me unimaginable luck, I hope it does you too…” His mother’s handwriting was neat and put together just like the woman herself, but her words made Roman curious. Perhaps he knew subconsciously that whatever lay in that box was special which is why he was so restless. Roman lifted the lid of the box and his breath caught, the princess cut gemstone caught the dim moonlight and glittered beautifully. The ring hardly looked aged at all and Roman was in awe.

Astrid breathed, her green eyes wide as the maids opened the first box. Inside, nestled on a bed of pale satin, lay a necklace of such brilliance it seemed to trap sunlight within each jewel. Gold filigree twisted around clusters of diamonds, with emeralds gleaming like deep forest pools. The next box revealed a tiara, delicate yet commanding, its latticework of pearls shimmering softly in the afternoon light. Then came earrings, bracelets, anklets — each piece more exquisite than the last. “Oh heavens,” Orchid whispered. “Twelve boxes — twelve pieces for the Queen of Twelve Kingdoms. How romantic.”

“My Princess Thea.” Tears of happiness rolled down my cheeks as I held both my babies in front of me. I felt Travis’s arm around my waist and he gently pulled me to lean on him. “I have something for you,” he whispered. “What?” He reached for his jacket pocket and handed me a black box wrapped in a white ribbon. I recognized the name. One of the famous makers of fine jewelry in the world. I opened the box and found a startling bangle designed with two infinity signs intertwined together and adorned with white, blue, and pink diamonds, which are quite rare.

She hurriedly said, “Princess Jasmine, I hope you pardon her.” The ninth princess, growing impatient, said, “Why not look inside?! It’s precious!” Indeed, a child who wears their heart on their sleeve and shows their emotions in their face. Seeing the surprised expressions of others, Emma couldn’t help but laugh and say, “Alright, let me have a look.” Draco nodded to Emma, and Emma blinked. She picked up a small lizard from the box and then, paying no further attention, emptied the contents of the box. The ninth princess had a pleased expression.

Or maybe because the box was made of wood? This time, a pair of white shoes was revealed. Then the princess handed the shoes out to Chah beside her and took off the last lid. A pair of white pearl earings and hair clips and a necklace glittered upon the strike of pale light from the dancing fires on the torches attached on the rocky wall. "Wear these. We will wait outside," Princess Jiyanah said and tossed the dress on Méah's shoulder. Chah put the lid back above the jewelries and then the shoes.

Orchid walked into the throne room with a box of jewelry in her hand. No, no. Jessica grinned at me evilly, then turned to Orchid, "Well, Orchid, please… do tell, where did you find that gorgeous box of my missing jewelry?" "In Rachael's room, my Princess."

Liam asked curious. “It might have everything to do with your issue as this box was a unique creation of a renowned craftsman from the Kingdom of Alynthia. It's completely indestructible and can only be opened with a specific code. Not only that there were only two such boxes made due to how rare the metal used was and he gifted it to the Prince of Alynthia and his fiancée, the then Crown Princess of Asterin at that time, whom we know as Queen Zenobia on their engagement”. Liam smiled mysteriously as he asked “So what you are trying to say is the rings I am searching for might be in that box, if not at least there might be a clue to find those?”

Something pressed on my chest, and it made me uncomfortable. I closed the jewelry box and opened another. Ruby drop earrings. A pearl brooch. An emerald bracelet. Every piece worth a fortune. Every piece fit for the wife of the Prince's heir. And all of them left behind. She wanted none of them. The assistant had prepared every one of these things. All I had to do was sign the bills. Now and then I'd hear the assistant report a line: “Madam likes it very much.” And I believed it. I never asked whether she truly liked it.