Wof Carnelian Novels & Stories

the manager said as she was sure that Seraphina wouldn't be able to pick an expensive ring and so what if she did she would just cover it up and the boss would never find out after all they have many copies of various rings in the store " If you say so " Seraphina said smiling but Carly refused to leave as she also wanted to see the ring that Seraphina would pick and it wasn't just her because most of the other women in the store tagged along , they walked around the store with Seraphina looking through all the rings and finally something caught her eye , it was a red shield diamond , one of the most expensive ones in the world , it had one two carat stone and two smaller ones of 1 carat bes

Jada and Marilou were checking out the stores and the show list, leaving Carl and Brayden alone. “Hey, Man, check this out!” Carl said, showing him a diamond ring with a 1/2carat diamond encircled with smaller diamonds and diamonds around the band. It was a total 1 carat on a white gold band. Brayden admired the ring and complimented him on the choice. “So, you’re gonna take the plunge, huh?” Brayden asked. “Yeah, I’m going into the deep water, Brother,” Carl said, smiling and looking at the ring how the lights of the ship reflected in it.

“I haven’t forgotten about the war. That has to come first.” Kalen grinned at me, relief washing over his face. “Well, not first, but it is important,” he said, then suddenly got up and grabbed something out of the drawer. “But to show you I’m serious, I want to give you this,” he said and handed me a velvet box with a ring inside. On the sides engraved were Celtic style wolves, and in the center was a moonstone. “This is my grandmother’s, and it’s been in our family for generations. I want you to have it.”

“I’m okay, but it’s a lot of magic to use and I didn’t trust anyone to come with me to do it. Even as a queen, somethings are best kept a secret.” I helped her to stand up and lean against the Yew tree she sat under. “What were you doing?” She held out to me a silver necklace with a pendant attached, it was like nothing I’d ever seen before. The silver had been made to look to the yew tree we stood at, the branches wrapping around stone that had been made to look like a moon. “It’s a celestite stone. Go on, take it, it’s for you.” I was about to reach for it when I realized something, “it’s silver?”

This woman was the epitome of beauty itself. "I was let in because I have a token of love from Rowan. He gave it to me when we met in the forest, and he told me he would come for me. But I faked my death and escaped before he could return, since I was ashamed of my background," the woman called Carla announced, her soft voice echoing around us. She took out a necklace. It was made out of white gold, and it had a wolf pendant perched on a crescent moon. Jade gasped, her eyes rounding in shock, and my heart sank to my feet.

Marcen nodded to his men. “Now can you show me red stones?” Marcen took her to the rubies “These are rubies… they are naturally expensive… I can also show you garnets or red cubic zirconia stones as well, if you prefer.” “Let me see the rubies first.” Dana thought ‘Sarah should be able to afford this, right?’ She knitted her brows. “Don’t think too much. Her husband can afford it.” Ben whispered. He knew what she was looking for once he heard the second color although he had no idea what her plan was.

"Rosalie remembered every single detail of every stone she'd handled. That's insane." "Okay, I'll admit I was a little loud earlier…" Finn turned to Mr. Brown. "We'll do a full re-check on this lot before anything goes out. Everything that reaches you will meet your standards — you have my word." Mr. Brown raised an eyebrow, looking more relaxed now. "The color's actually not bad. That eight-carat main stone — the royal blue is exactly right. That'll work perfectly for the pendant I wanted." The whole thing was almost over. Then Celia opened her mouth.

Inside lay a sapphire choker worth over 20 grand. “You need this to match your eyes,” joked another, handing her a Cartier bracelet. Wren stepped forward next, clutching a small velvet pouch. Her face was sweet, but her eyes flickered with something else—envy, resentment, maybe both. “Happy birthday, Ophie,” she said, using the nickname Ophelia no longer allowed anyone else to use. She opened the pouch and revealed a modest silver ring, probably from a local boutique. “It’s not expensive,” Wren said quickly, with a nervous laugh, loud enough for others to hear, “I’m not rich like you guys…but it’s from the heart.”

He waited precisely for the moment when Johanna would leave her house to run into her on the street and shamelessly tag along beside her. "Morning, Jo." Carlin was indeed a rather charming male werewolf—he was muscular, handsome, and stronger than all the other wolves in the pack. At the moment, he was dressed in a fitted black suit. The top two buttons of his shirt were undone, revealing just enough of his sculpted chest. He was holding a maroon-colored rose—the Bloodmoon Rose—symbolizing a suitor's sincere courtship in werewolf tradition. The stronger a werewolf was, the more acute his senses were as well. Therefore, Carlin could keenly detect Johanna's presence at all times, making it imp

Claire pleaded, a soft whimper coming from her lips. "Silence, you ill-mannered bitch." He barked, his alpha command making her submit instantly. "Now, I want you to hold this stone and push your magic into it," Carter said, picking up a small, white stone. He walked over and placed it in my hand. It felt strange, almost as if it carried some sort of magic within itself. "It is a moonstone, one I stole from Gardenia a few years ago after I worked with a few hunters and a Fae called Dela." I looked up at him, my mind not able to process what the hell he was saying.