Item: Crown  Type: Crowns  Org: Public
Commodities: onyx 135 silk 15
Mortal Reviews: Allowed
IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CROWN
Appearance:
a dark crown with silken webs
Dropped:
An onyx crown lies here forgotten.
Examined:
Gleaming in the available light this dark crown has been fashion
completely of pure onyx. At the centre just above where the crown would
rest above the brow, a broad spire spikes upwards forming a pointed end
high above the base of the dark diadem. On both sides of the spire are
two smaller spires that form lesser pinnacles. Upon closer inspection it
is possible to see thin sparkling lines of silk that come together to
form an intricate web between each onyx summit and connects each spire
at their peaks.
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Item: Crown  Type: Crowns  Org: Public
Commodities: platinum 72 beryl 71 leather 7
Mortal Reviews: Allowed
IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CROWN
Appearance:
an ominous beryl crown
Dropped:
A jagged crown covered with yellow gemstones lies here.
Examined:
Yellow gemstones of odd and irregular shapes cover the whole outside of
this crown's circumference. The thin band is made of polished platinum.
The top of it is jagged as if it was not finished properly. In
combination with the intense yellow hue of the chaotically scattered
gems, it lends a disturbing expression to its looks. The inside of the
crown is lined with grey leather to provide a comfort while wearing.
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Item: Crown  Type: Crowns  Org: Public
Commodities: gold 101 platinum 31 garnet 5 beryl 5 sapphire 4 moonstone 4
Mortal Reviews: Allowed
IMPORTANT: The main noun MUST use one of these: CROWN
Appearance:
an elemental crown
Dropped:
Light reflects off the surface of a golden crown.
Examined:
Crafted from weighted gold, this crown is rimmed at the bottom by a thin
band of platinum. The gold forms four decorative points around its
circumference, each point bearing a trio of luminous gems: a large
center stone flanked by two smaller, the gems carefully selected to
signify the four elements. Brilliant garnets represent fire, while the
golden hues of beryl are chosen for earth. Sapphires of deep blue
symbolize the element of water, and translucent moonstones are the
symbol of air. The polished crown is made to rest low on the brow, set
squarely on the head for stability, lending a regal appearance to the
wearer.
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