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Writer's pictureMina Designorina

Time for a story. Criss-Cross Applesauce...

Updated: Apr 27

This story is a fictional story, but the exact kind of journey that connects us to our jeweler and his creations..




The workshop bustled with the rhythmic clinking of hammers and the soft hiss of the jeweler's torch. Amongst the scattered gemstones and gleaming tools, a simple silver ring, etched with a delicate swirl pattern, lay nestled in a velvet pouch.

This wasn't just any ring; it was Amelia's. Amelia, a wisp of a woman with eyes the color of the summer sky, had inherited the ring from her grandmother. It wasn't grand or ostentatious, but it held a lifetime of love stories whispered within its silver curves. The day Amelia planned to wear it for her own wedding dawned bright and hopeful. She slipped on the ring, its smooth coolness a familiar comfort against her skin.

The ceremony was a blur of joy and tears. As Amelia pledged her forever to Daniel, her hand trembled slightly, not from nerves, but from a sudden, sickening lurch. The ground gave way beneath her, the church floorboards collapsing into a dusty chasm. Amelia tumbled down, the ring flying from her finger, lost in the debris.


Panic clawed at her throat. The ring was more than just an ornament; it was a symbol, a thread connecting her to her past and her future. The frantic search yielded nothing. Days turned into weeks, the joy of marriage overshadowed by the nagging loss.

One afternoon, a glint of silver caught John's eye amidst a pile of scrap metal that had been separated from the rubble. . John, a craftsman with a heart of gold and a keen eye for detail, recognized the delicate swirl pattern. Could it be...? He cleaned the grime, revealing the inscription hidden beneath – Amelia's grandmother's initials. A spark of determination ignited within him.

John knew Amelia frequented a quaint bookstore nearby. He set out, the ring nestled safely in his pocket. His gamble paid off. Amelia, her face etched with sadness, was browsing the shelves. John approached, his voice gentle, "Excuse me, Miss. Do you by any chance have a ring with this inscription?"

Amelia's eyes widened in disbelief as she saw the familiar swirl pattern. Tears welled up as she recognized her grandmother's ring. John, with a kind smile, explained how he'd found it. Relief and gratitude washed over Amelia. The lost symbol of her love story was back, a testament to John's compassion and keen eye.

Back at The Jeweler's Bench, John meticulously polished the ring, restoring its former shine. As Amelia slipped it back onto her finger, a wave of warmth washed over her.


The ring, a silent witness to generations of love, was finally home. And thanks to John, the love story it embodied could continue to sparkle.

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