Novel & Cerita Booktok Necklace

The air left my lungs in a quiet whoosh. Nestled inside on a bed of black silk was a necklace. But not just any necklace. It was a delicate chain of what looked like platinum, and hanging from it was a teardrop pendant. The stone wasn’t clear. It was a deep, opaque black, shot through with tiny, glittering silver specks that caught the dim room light and threw it back like distant stars. It was surrounded by a filigree of smaller, shimmering black diamonds. Next to it lay a matching bracelet, a slim band with the same starry black stone set into it. It was the most beautiful, dark, expensive-looking thing I’d ever seen. It looked like it belonged to a vampire queen. Or a supervillainess.

she said, gesturing me to turn around so my back would face her. Betty fastened a necklace and once clasped it, I turned to look at it in the mirror. Around my neck lay a beautiful necklace, a chain made of rose gold, and a small sapphire encircled in a bed of diamonds. It looks so much like my engagement, I gasp.

I responded by pointing out the necklace I was focused on without saying anything, and the woman went in the direction I was simply trying to point with my finger. "That's a Love Knot Necklace, sir," she informed as she tried to explain, cautiously trying to open the shelf to pull it out and simply putting it in front of us, making it possible for me to evaluate it further as she elaborates. "The love knot's two interwoven lines indicate an intimate connection and passion between two lovers. This stunning white gold over stainless-steel necklace has a love knot in the center point that is embroidered with a diamond solitaire gemstone. It is indeed trapped by a groove of paver stones, which a

As if she felt the tension in the room and mirrored it. Isla looked down at the girl, her skin faintly flushed, her breath steady but deeper now. She adjusted the blanket and paused. A pendant lay against Ember’s collarbone—obsidian, etched with a delicate flame motif. Isla leaned closer. It shimmered faintly, like it held heat of its own. “She’s wearing a necklace,” Isla murmured. Kael’s gaze sharpened. “It was her mother’s.” Isla touched the edge of the blanket, careful not to disturb it. “It’s beautiful.”

She said dreamily with a bitchy tone but I ignored it and started showing her some of the best collections. “Why didn't you show me that one?” She asked, pointing towards the most beautiful necklace on the display. “Sorry, ma'am but it's already booked!” I told her but she seemed stubborn. “I don't care; I will pay the double price, but give that to me!” She ordered me but I couldn't do anything. “Sorry, ma'am, but this necklace is booked by Mr Hunter Playford, and we can't make him angry by selling this to someone else. Please, take a look at our other collections.” Lisa told her, making me surprised too.

“Um, in her file, there was a keepsake from her mother. I used to look at it. It was a necklace. It had a purple stone in it. But it wasn’t a normal stone. It glowed. It never stopped glowing.” “Glowed? Do you have the necklace?” I asked. “No, but I had looked it up, and it was something called Purple Atlantis…I think.” This got my attention. “Purple Atlantonite?” “Yeah. Yeah…that’s it.” She has that necklace with her. “You bought yourself some time,” I said. Then I looked at the guard. “Throw him in the basement and have someone come clean his mess.” Conrad looks at me. “Please, my kids are home.”

Aaron looked at the front and his eyes bulged out and then he shook his head. “Well, at least it’s a saving grace that part of the myth is real too,” he walked over and put the book down on the table. It was made of leather and had gold inlay on the front. I recognised the symbol straight away as the pendant that Elias had me wear the night of the ball. The one that belonged to his sister. The title of the book stood out to me and just seeing it felt like it unlocked something in me. I wasn’t aware whether I felt excited or scared.

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.

Maverick broke his gaze, the smirk still lingering on his lips as he looked through the book in her hands, he was halfway done with examining the book when he felt a small object in one of the pages of the book. He glanced at Aurora whose gaze was still boring into him and flipped through the pages of the book before he stopped at where the thing is. He stared at it for a moment, before he took and raised it up, making it dangle in front of her. It was a silver necklace, it would have been thought of as a simple normal necklace if not for the fact that it glowed magical blue light. “A chain?” he raised a brow and she nodded. “For you,” she replied. “I saw it when we were rummaging through th