Zelina Vega Wedding Ring Novels & Stories

Choosing the ring that Helena wanted, even though it was mostly Vena who had chosen it for Helena in the first place. “I think the bride-to-be likes this design, Mrs. Vena,” one of the staff said kindly. She had been accompanying VIP customers like Vena Andreas and Helena Edison who wanted a piece of jewelry that was different from other models. Because of this, some staff had been brought in to serve them. “I think so,” said Vena with a satisfied look. “Please get me the latest necklaces, bracelets, and earrings that match the ring Helena is wearing. My daughter-in-law must have the best.”

The city lights sparkled below like fireflies in glass jars. Zane joined her, silent. He handed her a small red velvet box. She raised a brow. “What’s this?” “The real engagement ring,” he said simply. She blinked, setting her cup down. “The one from the event wasn’t real?” “It was a placeholder. PR team’s idea.” Lena opened the box slowly. Inside was a delicate platinum band with a deep sapphire set in a halo of diamonds. Elegant. Understated. But undeniably beautiful.

Chapter 16: The New Blueprint The morning air in the West Village was really crisp. It smelled like coffee and old paper from the corner bookstore. Elena sat at a table watching how the sunlight caught the wedding band on her left hand. The wedding band was a gold band now. The five-carat Vane diamond was tucked away in a safe. They only brought it out for parties where they still played the part.

After hearing this, Meadow said with a wry smile, "Okay, I'll look into the wedding dress. I'll try my best to do it for you." "Other than my wedding dress, I want a customised wedding ring as well! Also, it needs to be larger than Valeria's ring." When Meadow heard what Azalea had said, she rubbed her forehead and replied, "Azalea, Valeria's wedding ring was bought at an auction. There's only one diamond like that in the world. We can't get it even if we have enough money." Meadow didn't say anything else. It was true that they couldn't buy it even if they had enough money, but the Davis family wouldn't buy such an expensive jewel like that, right?"

She truly didn’t know how much longer she could keep holding on. The future they had once imagined together now felt like a fantasy—one that only she was still clinging to. Zac gave a careless laugh and tilted Xena’s chin before placing another kiss on her lips. “Already can’t handle it? If it’s too much for you, feel free to call off the engagement or just walk away.” Liz lowered her eyes, about to respond, when she suddenly froze. On Xena’s wrist was a gold bracelet with a tulip design. From the design to the craftsmanship, it was exactly the same as the one Zac had once designed and custom-made just for her.

Finally, they lay panting on the bed, too tired to talk. Cecil grabbed a ring from the drawer and slipped it onto Zora's finger. "It's a couple's ring. With it, those boys won't hit on you." Zora looked at her ring, a white gold ring with a beautiful rose design. "Where's your ring? You need the ring to keep out the women who are trying to get to you, too." "Look." Cecil held up his hand with the ring, "I had our names engraved on the inside of the ring. Our names are tied together."

she told them. “Can you tell us about your ring? It’s stunning,” another asked. “It’s a 3-carat princess cut white sapphire with white gold vines and six marquis diamonds within the vines. It was specially made by Gallperin Jewelers in New York City, designed by my husband,” she said, smiling proudly, looking over to Brayden. They asked about her outfit and shoes as well, and she answered without difficulty.

Even Carson, Gabrielle and her aunt and uncle were positioned on their knees. Hazel wanted to ask Zander what was going on, so she spun back around to face him. There Zander was, propped on one knee. He had a small box in his hand and a supplicating look in his eyes. A gasp fell from Hazel's mouth. She didn't know what to say, tears just kept falling from her eyes. He opened the box, to reveal a 14karat white gold, diamond ring. "Hazel Fiona Valentine, will you do me the honour of becoming my Luna and my wife?" He held his breath as he waited for her reply.

Margaret sighed, gripping Vera's hand even tighter. "Vera, I know you and Kieran grew up together and your bond is strong, but... pups are essential for the pack's bloodline. Wendy is carrying a pup. She's a great contributor to the werewolves.” "I hope you can hand over the Luna ring." Vera froze in place. The Luna ring symbolized status. It was also the engagement ring Kieran had given her. She instinctively covered her middle finger and looked toward Kieran. But Kieran avoided her gaze.

" I exclaimed playfully before turning around. I picked up the wedding band from the table and slipped it on my ring finger again. However, I couldn't stop the tears from spilling down my cheeks when the sparkling diamond on the ring winked proudly at me. Felix and Vera had picked out this wedding ring for me. It was supposed to only cost 10,000 dollars, but an additional 5,000 dollars was added to the price tag because they insisted on wanting the best for me. "I don't care how much it costs! My best friend deserves the most beautiful diamond ring!"