Elvenlady
01-29-2013, 06:09 AM
Items to go once, twice, sold. Thanks for looking.
1. a wide-chained etched seaglass locket MB: 50k
>analyze my locket
You carefully look over the etched seaglass locket and inspect it for its finer details. It cannot be lightened or deepened. The noun must remain be "locket". Currently, a wide-chained etched seaglass locket is hung from its wide herringbone chain, made of seaglass, and is held shut by its anemone clasp. A talented merchant would be able to change the chain, the door, and the clasp, as well as give the locket either a long description OR a show description.
If you were to play with the etched seaglass locket, then you'd find that you can analyze, wear, remove, open, and close it.
>l in my locket
In the etched seaglass locket you see a tiny ink and pencil sketch.
2. a vaalin-strung blown glass locket MB: 50k
>analyze my locket
You carefully look over the blown glass locket and inspect it for its finer details. It cannot be lightened or deepened. The noun must remain be "locket". Currently, a vaalin-strung blown glass locket is hung from its vaalin chain, made of blown glass, and is held shut by its dragonfly clasp. A talented merchant would be able to change the chain, the door, and the clasp, as well as give the locket either a long description OR a show description.
If you were to play with the blown glass locket, then you'd find that you can analyze, wear, remove, open, and close it.
>l in my locket
In the blown glass locket you see a diminutive pencil-shaded portrait.
3. an ivory silk bangle set with several tiny brightly shining golden glimaerstones (Truthie) MB: 50k CB: 50k Misun SOLD
4. a twisted vaalin geldaralad dangling a tiny brightly shining green glimaerstone flower (Truthie) MB: 50k
5. a twisted vaalin geldaralad dangling a tiny brightly shining green glimaerstone flower (Truthie) MB: 50k
6. a triangular white gold niello handflower MB: 25k
>rub handflower
Quickly rubbing your palm across the surface of your handflower, you restore it to its full luster.
>touch handflower
You run your fingers across your handflower slowly, watching the play of ambient light off the finely-wrought metal.
7. a brilliant platinum brooch MB: 25k CB: 25k Tsk Tsk SOLD
>l my brooch
The platinum brooch currently has a moonstone solemn temple cameo and a blue topaz bustling city cameo.
A moonstone solemn temple cameo is currently showing on the platinum brooch.
>turn my brooch
You lightly turn your platinum brooch to display a blue topaz bustling city cameo.
Cameos can be removed/added and altered to include SHOWs
8. a white gold-linked choker MB: 25k
A double row of delicate white gold links have been polished to a sparkling sheen to create a tightly fitted, yet elegant choker. Tiny yellow diamonds and golden beads have been strung together on a slender cord and threaded through each link, reflecting back points of light with each motion. A platinum setting holds a large colorless feystone roughly carved into a five-pointed star that serves as the choker's hidden clasp.
9. a delicate silver charm bracelet MB: 25k
You see a delicate silver charm bracelet with a sequined juggler charm, a motley jester charm, a lacquered ladybug charm, a red-eyed onyx snake charm, a golden lightning bolt charm, a raggedy marionette charm, a lithe tumbler charm, a dramatic thespian charm and a caped minstrel charm attached. The clasp on the silver charm bracelet appears to be open.
Charms can be removed.
10. a delicate white birch jewelry box inlaid with obsidian MB: 100k
>analyze my box
You carefully examine your box and realize it is a rather complex item. The look of the item may never change, though it does work rather agreeably with a long description. The lock mechanism should always be either a flower, a type of serpent, a winged creature, a tailed creature, an inanimate object, a two-armed creature, a hooved creature, an amphibian, a bird, or some kind of cameo. This cannot change because of the special nature of the box. The second design must always be plural, while the lining should have an adjective and a cloth base. Lastly, the box itself will always be polished, but may be of wood, porcelain, gemstone, or metal.
Any of the information in bold can be changed:
Crafted of white birch, the box has an artfully decorated lid that has whorls of a filligree inlay accenting a nightscape design. Carved ophidian shapes trail down the top and add dimension to the sides, while a lock mechanism, fashioned of emerald and wrought in the image of an asp, is positioned in the center of the front panel. Though the lid is firmly closed, a bit of the crushed, ebon velvet lining can be seen at the seams.
This box is as light as it can get and able to hold the most it can.
11. a water-filled fused glass necklace MB: 20k
>l necklace
The necklace is filled with water, though glowing specks within fade in and out with the slightest movement.
>turn necklace
You turn your necklace, stirring up the water within it.
Your fused glass necklace glows with a soft blue phosphorescence.
>rub necklace
You meticulously rub your necklace, polishing off any and all smudges.
12. a three-tiered bracelet of alternating pale and gold moonstones MB: 25k SOLD on buyout
>rub bracelet
You pensively rub your hand along the underside of your moonstone bracelet.
>pull my bracelet
You take your moonstone bracelet between your thumb and forefinger and work it back and forth.
>tap my bracelet
You tap a single finger on the top of your moonstone bracelet in a haphazard pattern.
>turn my bracelet
You nervously toy with your moonstone bracelet, tugging lightly at the clasp.
>kiss my bracelet
You lift your wrist to your mouth, running the side of the moonstone bracelet over your lip for a moment.
>push my bracelet
You run your fingers across your wrist, subtly covering your moonstone bracelet almost entirely.
>nudge my bracelet
You move your wrist gracefully through the air, allowing facets of light to reflect from your moonstone bracelet.
>raise my bracelet
You lift your hand into the air, shaking your wrist slightly to create a subtle jangle from your moonstone bracelet.
13. a thin silver chain anklet dangling tiny ruby bells MB: 5k
>touch anklet
You touch your silver chain anklet gently, causing the miniature bells to tinkle quietly.
>turn anklet
You turn your silver chain anklet slowly, causing the tiny bells to jingle softly.
>wave anklet
You roughly shake your silver chain anklet, causing the small bells to ring loudly in protest!
14. a delicate vaalin hip-chain sporting tiny kelyn bells MB: 5k
>touch hip-chain
You touch your vaalin hip-chain gently, causing the miniature bells to tinkle quietly.
>turn hip-chain
You turn your vaalin hip-chain slowly, causing the tiny bells to jingle softly.
>wave hip-chain
You roughly shake your vaalin hip-chain, causing the small bells to ring loudly in protest!
15. a thick fel choker dangling a spider encased in tumbled amber MB: 1k CB: 5k Middian SOLD
Fippable Piercing Jewellery MB:50k each unless stated otherwise GENEROUS BO ACCEPTED FOR ALL OF THEM
16. some silver sapphire-dusted hoops SOLD
17. a pair of circle-strung amber stone hoops SOLD
18. a slender silver loop centered with a tiny sapphire bead SOLD
19. a vivid orange cinnabar crystal stud SOLD
20. a blackened invar ring with a tiny fire opal inlaid dragon SOLD
21. a glossy red sunstone stud SOLD
22. a slim gold ring dangling a tiny black pearl SOLD
23. a sturdy iron hoop suspending a small blood red scarab SOLD
24. a luminescent gold ring dangling a circular yellow sunstone SOLD
25. a pair of blazestar-inset gold earrings MB: 20k (ears only) SOLD
1. a wide-chained etched seaglass locket MB: 50k
>analyze my locket
You carefully look over the etched seaglass locket and inspect it for its finer details. It cannot be lightened or deepened. The noun must remain be "locket". Currently, a wide-chained etched seaglass locket is hung from its wide herringbone chain, made of seaglass, and is held shut by its anemone clasp. A talented merchant would be able to change the chain, the door, and the clasp, as well as give the locket either a long description OR a show description.
If you were to play with the etched seaglass locket, then you'd find that you can analyze, wear, remove, open, and close it.
>l in my locket
In the etched seaglass locket you see a tiny ink and pencil sketch.
2. a vaalin-strung blown glass locket MB: 50k
>analyze my locket
You carefully look over the blown glass locket and inspect it for its finer details. It cannot be lightened or deepened. The noun must remain be "locket". Currently, a vaalin-strung blown glass locket is hung from its vaalin chain, made of blown glass, and is held shut by its dragonfly clasp. A talented merchant would be able to change the chain, the door, and the clasp, as well as give the locket either a long description OR a show description.
If you were to play with the blown glass locket, then you'd find that you can analyze, wear, remove, open, and close it.
>l in my locket
In the blown glass locket you see a diminutive pencil-shaded portrait.
3. an ivory silk bangle set with several tiny brightly shining golden glimaerstones (Truthie) MB: 50k CB: 50k Misun SOLD
4. a twisted vaalin geldaralad dangling a tiny brightly shining green glimaerstone flower (Truthie) MB: 50k
5. a twisted vaalin geldaralad dangling a tiny brightly shining green glimaerstone flower (Truthie) MB: 50k
6. a triangular white gold niello handflower MB: 25k
>rub handflower
Quickly rubbing your palm across the surface of your handflower, you restore it to its full luster.
>touch handflower
You run your fingers across your handflower slowly, watching the play of ambient light off the finely-wrought metal.
7. a brilliant platinum brooch MB: 25k CB: 25k Tsk Tsk SOLD
>l my brooch
The platinum brooch currently has a moonstone solemn temple cameo and a blue topaz bustling city cameo.
A moonstone solemn temple cameo is currently showing on the platinum brooch.
>turn my brooch
You lightly turn your platinum brooch to display a blue topaz bustling city cameo.
Cameos can be removed/added and altered to include SHOWs
8. a white gold-linked choker MB: 25k
A double row of delicate white gold links have been polished to a sparkling sheen to create a tightly fitted, yet elegant choker. Tiny yellow diamonds and golden beads have been strung together on a slender cord and threaded through each link, reflecting back points of light with each motion. A platinum setting holds a large colorless feystone roughly carved into a five-pointed star that serves as the choker's hidden clasp.
9. a delicate silver charm bracelet MB: 25k
You see a delicate silver charm bracelet with a sequined juggler charm, a motley jester charm, a lacquered ladybug charm, a red-eyed onyx snake charm, a golden lightning bolt charm, a raggedy marionette charm, a lithe tumbler charm, a dramatic thespian charm and a caped minstrel charm attached. The clasp on the silver charm bracelet appears to be open.
Charms can be removed.
10. a delicate white birch jewelry box inlaid with obsidian MB: 100k
>analyze my box
You carefully examine your box and realize it is a rather complex item. The look of the item may never change, though it does work rather agreeably with a long description. The lock mechanism should always be either a flower, a type of serpent, a winged creature, a tailed creature, an inanimate object, a two-armed creature, a hooved creature, an amphibian, a bird, or some kind of cameo. This cannot change because of the special nature of the box. The second design must always be plural, while the lining should have an adjective and a cloth base. Lastly, the box itself will always be polished, but may be of wood, porcelain, gemstone, or metal.
Any of the information in bold can be changed:
Crafted of white birch, the box has an artfully decorated lid that has whorls of a filligree inlay accenting a nightscape design. Carved ophidian shapes trail down the top and add dimension to the sides, while a lock mechanism, fashioned of emerald and wrought in the image of an asp, is positioned in the center of the front panel. Though the lid is firmly closed, a bit of the crushed, ebon velvet lining can be seen at the seams.
This box is as light as it can get and able to hold the most it can.
11. a water-filled fused glass necklace MB: 20k
>l necklace
The necklace is filled with water, though glowing specks within fade in and out with the slightest movement.
>turn necklace
You turn your necklace, stirring up the water within it.
Your fused glass necklace glows with a soft blue phosphorescence.
>rub necklace
You meticulously rub your necklace, polishing off any and all smudges.
12. a three-tiered bracelet of alternating pale and gold moonstones MB: 25k SOLD on buyout
>rub bracelet
You pensively rub your hand along the underside of your moonstone bracelet.
>pull my bracelet
You take your moonstone bracelet between your thumb and forefinger and work it back and forth.
>tap my bracelet
You tap a single finger on the top of your moonstone bracelet in a haphazard pattern.
>turn my bracelet
You nervously toy with your moonstone bracelet, tugging lightly at the clasp.
>kiss my bracelet
You lift your wrist to your mouth, running the side of the moonstone bracelet over your lip for a moment.
>push my bracelet
You run your fingers across your wrist, subtly covering your moonstone bracelet almost entirely.
>nudge my bracelet
You move your wrist gracefully through the air, allowing facets of light to reflect from your moonstone bracelet.
>raise my bracelet
You lift your hand into the air, shaking your wrist slightly to create a subtle jangle from your moonstone bracelet.
13. a thin silver chain anklet dangling tiny ruby bells MB: 5k
>touch anklet
You touch your silver chain anklet gently, causing the miniature bells to tinkle quietly.
>turn anklet
You turn your silver chain anklet slowly, causing the tiny bells to jingle softly.
>wave anklet
You roughly shake your silver chain anklet, causing the small bells to ring loudly in protest!
14. a delicate vaalin hip-chain sporting tiny kelyn bells MB: 5k
>touch hip-chain
You touch your vaalin hip-chain gently, causing the miniature bells to tinkle quietly.
>turn hip-chain
You turn your vaalin hip-chain slowly, causing the tiny bells to jingle softly.
>wave hip-chain
You roughly shake your vaalin hip-chain, causing the small bells to ring loudly in protest!
15. a thick fel choker dangling a spider encased in tumbled amber MB: 1k CB: 5k Middian SOLD
Fippable Piercing Jewellery MB:50k each unless stated otherwise GENEROUS BO ACCEPTED FOR ALL OF THEM
16. some silver sapphire-dusted hoops SOLD
17. a pair of circle-strung amber stone hoops SOLD
18. a slender silver loop centered with a tiny sapphire bead SOLD
19. a vivid orange cinnabar crystal stud SOLD
20. a blackened invar ring with a tiny fire opal inlaid dragon SOLD
21. a glossy red sunstone stud SOLD
22. a slim gold ring dangling a tiny black pearl SOLD
23. a sturdy iron hoop suspending a small blood red scarab SOLD
24. a luminescent gold ring dangling a circular yellow sunstone SOLD
25. a pair of blazestar-inset gold earrings MB: 20k (ears only) SOLD