Chapter 237 The Other Woman

"And if you look closely at this necklace, you can see that the prongs holding each small diamond are clearly visible. On top of that, two of the diamonds' prongs are even slightly bent. These are classic signs of modern machine-setting. A 17th-century craftsman would never make such a basic mistake." The attendees closest to Chloe leaned in to examine the small diamonds on the necklace. One of them, the man with golden-rimmed glasses, was a well-known jewelry collector in Jerrington. After looking at the necklace for a moment, he couldn't help remarking, "Those are indeed signs of machine setting. A hidden-prong setting wouldn't leave claws this obvious…" His words hit Chloe like a thunderbolt. She staggered backward, nearly colliding with the attendant behind her. The lamp in her hand clattered to the floor, and the warm yellow light went out instantly. Morris quickly steadied her with a dark expression, though he forced a composed expression. "Even if there are flaws in the set