To wear round her neck was a long diamond necklace that reached almost to her waist.
It was very simple and at the end of it was an exquisitely beautiful cross. It was set with large but very simply cut diamonds.
There was a very small tiara to wear over the veil on her head.
It was made in the form of small field flowers – forget-me-nots, violets and daisies.
It was so perfectly set it could actually have been worn by a child.
But Celita understood why the Duc had chosen it for her and knew that nothing could be more becoming.
She put it on.
Then there was a bracelet, also of diamonds, from which hung quite a number of small crosses.
She wondered who had collected them and then she saw that each one had a name and a date on the back of it.
She was sure that she was right in think
