Father Quan brought out a phoenix hairpin made of pure gold, crafted using intricate filigree and inlay techniques from a certain dynasty, along with various other traditional methods. It was embellished with numerous red and green gemstones that complemented one another, bringing the phoenix to life.
It was a museum-grade treasure passed down through generations of the Quan family for God knows how long. It was only known that their ancestors had once been high-ranking officials, and the hairpin had been specially bestowed upon Madam Quan by an empress—the only one of its kind in the entire world.
Its monetary value was one thing, but its historical heritage was paramount. It could only be given to someone confirmed to be Madam Quan, and in the event of a divorce, the hairpin had to be returned. Other treasures of the Quan family could be lost, but never this hairpin.
Chapter 81