Tell me the full story of Collar de Esmeraldas.

Since I don't know the full story precisely, I can't say for sure. But it might include elements like the origin of the collar, who made it, and for what purpose.

I'm sorry, I'm not very familiar with the 'de ijazat drama'. Maybe you can try to find some information on some drama review websites or platforms.

Since I have no information about Rachel de Beer, it's difficult to tell her full story. It could be that she has a story related to her family, her career achievements, or her personal growth journey. If you can provide more details like where she is from or what she does, it would be easier to talk about her story.

Cruella de Ville is a famous villain from '101 Dalmatians'. She is obsessed with fur, especially that of Dalmatians. She's a wealthy and flamboyant woman with a mean streak. She devises plans to steal the Dalmatians' puppies to make fur coats out of their skins. Her two bumbling henchmen help her in her evil deeds, but in the end, she is thwarted by the clever Dalmatians and their human friends.

Cruella de Vil is a character known for her extreme love for fur. Her story begins with her spotting the beautiful dalmatian puppies. She devises devious plans to steal them so she can create a fur coat from their pelts. Throughout the story, she battles against the kind-hearted owners of the puppies. Her personality is marked by her greed, ruthlessness, and lack of empathy for the animals. She is often seen as the epitome of a Disney villain, with her wild appearance and evil intentions.

I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with a specific story named 'dil de ke jayenge'. It could be a song, a movie or something else. Without more context, it's hard to tell the full story.

I'm not entirely sure which specific 'the jewelry guy' story by Maupassant you mean exactly. Maupassant has many works that might involve jewelry in some way. It could be that this is a less well - known or misnamed reference. Maybe you can clarify a bit more?

The story begins with a man who marries a beautiful woman who has a passion for jewelry. They seem to have a normal life, but she dies. He is left with her jewelry which he thought was of little value as she could afford it on their modest income. He takes the jewelry to be sold to get out of debt. The jeweler examines it and tells him it's extremely valuable. This discovery changes his view of his wife completely. He realizes that she must have had a secret source of income, perhaps from an affair. Guy de Maupassant uses this plot to explore themes of love, trust, and the true nature of a person that can be masked by outward appearances.

One possible 'collar sex change story' could be in a fantasy world. There was a magical collar that was enchanted by an old wizard. When a person put on this collar, it started to change their physical form including their sex characteristics. A young girl, out of curiosity, put on the collar and found herself transformed into a boy. She then had to adapt to a whole new life and identity in that different gender.

Marie de France's Bisclavret is a fascinating tale. Bisclavret is a werewolf knight. His wife, who he trusted, betrays him by hiding his clothes. As a result, he remains in his wolf form and is found by the king. The king is astounded by the werewolf's docile nature. Meanwhile, Bisclavret's wife remarries. When she and her new husband visit the court, Bisclavret attacks her. The king realizes there is more to this and through investigation, uncovers the truth. He punishes the unfaithful wife and restores Bisclavret. This story not only tells a great supernatural story but also delves into human emotions like trust, love, and the consequences of betrayal.