The Delicate Darling with Her Rough Man novel Chapter 661

Chapter 661: Chapter 657: Origin

Leng Yuan saw his wife staring at the bracelet and knew she liked it. As expected, she had the same great taste as him.

He walked over, his voice gentle. "Do you know the history of this bracelet?"

Gu Jiaojiao really liked the bracelet, but she honestly didn’t know its history, so she simply shook her head.

Leng Yuan slipped the bracelet onto Gu Jiaojiao’s wrist and began to explain.

"Bracelets like this are typically consecrated by a grandmaster. In ancient times, only the daughters of an Emperor or a prince would have a top artisan commissioned at their birth to craft a bracelet like this, engraved with Buddhist scriptures. It symbolizes warding off misfortune, receiving the Buddha’s protection, and ensuring a long and blessed life."

The bracelet’s luster was superb, and it showed no signs of wear at all. Aside from being incredibly well-preserved, it almost looked new.

It had never been worn by anyone.

It was a mystery how the An Family had obtained it, but this item certainly hadn’t been theirs to begin with.

The bracelet was a perfect fit on Gu Jiaojiao’s wrist, but she took it off after only a few glances.

’I can’t wear this now.’

After taking off the golden bracelet and placing it in its box, Gu Jiaojiao glanced at the jadeite bracelet. This one wasn’t bad either; it was top-grade jadeite, worth at least a million.

The jadeite in the pairs of earrings had good color and translucency, but since the stones were so small, their value was limited.

’Once they appreciate in value, I can sell them.’

As for the gold earrings, it was obvious they had been worn before. Gu Jiaojiao had no intention of wearing them, so they would also have to be sold later.

After looking everything over, Gu Jiaojiao handed the items to Leng Yuan, who immediately put them away.

The gold bracelet came with a box, which saved him the trouble of finding something else to store it in.

The jadeite, however, would need a box.

The earrings also had their own boxes. As for the gold ones, simply wrapping them in a cloth would suffice.

Leng Yuan took the items, and Old Nine took the money.

The largest bill at the time was the ten-yuan note, so two thousand yuan was a thick stack of cash.

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