You thumb through the catalog to page 1 and notice
RINGS:
Lists of custom metals and gems are available on pages 7 and 8.
An * indicates that the item will come in copper and glass unless you specify otherwise.
Shesegri - (ORDER [metal] SHESEGRI)
Ring - (ORDER [metal] [gem] RING)*
Band - (ORDER [metal] [gem] BAND)*
You thumb through the catalog to page 2 and notice
NECKLACES:
Lists of custom metals and gems are available on pages 7 and 8.
An * indicates that the item will come in copper and glass unless you specify otherwise.
Nara'nsria - (ORDER [metal] [gem] Nara'nsria)*
Choker - (ORDER [gem] CHOKER)
Twisted Torque - (ORDER [metal] TORQUE)
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read page 4
You thumb through the catalog to page 3 and notice
HEAD & HAIR:
Lists of custom metals and gems are available on pages 7 and 8.
An * indicates that the item will come in copper and glass unless you specify otherwise.
Tansil - (ORDER [metal] [gem] TANSIL)*
Isael - (ORDER [metal] [gem] ISAEL)*
Haedor - (ORDER [metal] [gem] HAEDOR)*
Hammered Circlet - (ORDER [metal] CIRCLET)
>You thumb through the catalog to page 4 and notice
ARMS & LEGS:
Lists of custom metals and gems are available on pages 7 and 8.
An * indicates that the item will come in copper and glass unless you specify otherwise.
Pilonu - (ORDER [metal] [gem] PILONU)*
Braided Bracelet - (ORDER [metal] BRACELET)
Ankle Chain - (ORDER [metal] CHAIN)
Athlomi - (ORDER [metal] [gem] ATHLOMI)*
>read page 5
read page 6
You thumb through the catalog to page 5 and notice
EARS:
Lists of custom metals and gems are available on pages 7 and 8.
An * indicates that the item will come in copper and glass unless you specify otherwise.
Daestan'i - (ORDER [metal] DAESTANU)
Earcuff - (ORDER [metal] [gem] EARCUFF)*
Teardrop Earring - (ORDER [gem] TEARDROP EARRING)
>You thumb through the catalog to page 6 and notice
S'KRA MUR:
Lists of custom metals and gems are available on pages 7 and 8.
An * indicates that the item will come in copper and glass unless you specify otherwise. These items are wearable only by S'Kra Mur.
Tailband - (ORDER [metal] [gem] TAILBAND)*
Finger Claw - (ORDER [metal] FINGER CLAW)
Por'nidrel - worn over left eye (ORDER [metal] [gem] POR'NIDREL)*
Sur'nidrel - worn over right eye (ORDER [metal] [gem] SUR'NIDREL)*
>read page 7
You thumb through the catalog to page 7 and notice
CUSTOM METALS:
Copper Bronze
Silver Gold
Platinum
>read page 8
You thumb through the catalog to page 8 and notice
CUSTOM GEMS:
Blue diamond Diamond
Emerald Sapphire
Ruby Damilyo pearl
Talan pearl Idopun pearl
Dafora pearl Geshi pearl
Fire opal Black opal
Opal Sunstone
Moonstone Coral
Amber Red quartz
Alexandrite Malachite
Turquoise Pyrope
Aquamarine Tsavorite
Glass
>ask sho about shes
Shoiya smiles and says, "The shesegri I sell is made of metal wires twisted into a standard shesegri pattern, and then formed into a closed circle. This can be worn as a ring."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 1000 lirums."
>ask sho about ring
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 1000 lirums."
>ask sho about band
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 1000 lirums."
From the shesegri in the shop:
exam shes
The colored lines of the shesegri twist about each other in a methodical inward spiral. A common form of meditation among Elotheans is to sit before a shesegri and follow the twists and turns of a particular color into the center, a task taking great concentration. In ancient years, Elotheans believed the shesegri would summon the blessings of the Gods.
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>ask sho about nara
Shoiya says, "The nara'nsria is a traditional Elothean amulet shaped like a sunburst, and is often used as a symbol of peace."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 2000 lirums."
>ask sho about choker
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 1500 lirums."
>ask sho about torque
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 1000 lirums."
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>ask shoi about tan
Shoiya says, "The tansil is a net formed by linking metal chains together, and is worn in the hair."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 3000 lirums."
>ask shoi about isa
Shoiya says, "The isael is a metal clasp worn to keep a ponytail from coming undone. A chain, adorned with the gem of your choice, holds a tiny bell."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 3000 lirums."
>ask shoi about hae
Shoiya says, "The haedor is a metal chain that you weave into your hair as you braid it."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 1500 lirums."
>ask shoi about circ
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 2000 lirums."
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>ask shoi about pilo
Shoiya says, "The pilonu is a stylish piece of jewelry that consists of a bracelet and 5 rings, all of the same metal. The rings are each worn on a separate finger of the hand, and are connected to the bracelet by a chain of the same metal. The rings and bracelet are adorned with the gem of your choice."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 5000 lirums."
>ask shoi about brac
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 500 lirums."
>ask shoi about chain
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 500 lirums."
>ask shoi about ath
Shoiya says, "The athlomi is a thick metal band that fits just below the knee, and has several metal chains that dangle around the shin."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 1500 lirums."
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>ask shoi about daes
Shoiya smiles proudly and says, "The daestanu is my own creation, a piece of metal that is moulded to fit around the outer ear, with a tiny bell hanging from the lobe. The daestan'i I sell are a matched set, one for each ear."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 500 lirums."
>ask shoi about earcuff
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 500 lirums."
>ask shoi about earring
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 800 lirums."
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>ask shoi about tailb
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 1000 lirums."
>ask shoi about claw
Shoiya smiles at you and says, "The starting price for that is around 2000 lirums."
>ask shoi about por
Shoiya says, "The por'nidrel is formed of metal wire that fits into the ridges between the scales around a S'Kra Mur's left eye. It will look very dashing if the stone chosen accents the color of the scales."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 5000 lirums."
>ask shoi about sur
Shoiya says, "The sur'nidrel is formed of metal wire that fits into the ridges between the scales around a S'Kra Mur's right eye. It will look very dashing if the stone chosen accents the color of the scales."
She pauses for a moment and adds, "The starting price is around 5000 lirums."
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>ask shoi about copp
Shoiya glances at you strangely and says, "Copper is a metal that is mined mainly by the Dwarves of Elanthia. It is perhaps the least precious of metals."
>ask shoi about bronze
Shoiya glances at you strangely and says, "Bronze is a metal that is mined mainly by the Dwarves of Elanthia. It is one of the least precious of metals."
>ask shoi about silv
Shoiya glances at you strangely and says, "Silver is a metal that is mined mainly by the Dwarves of Elanthia. It is used for jewelry and coins."
>ask shoi about gold
Shoiya glances at you strangely and says, "Gold is a metal that is mined mainly by the Dwarves of Elanthia. It is the most precious of metals, next to platinum."
>ask shoi about plat
Shoiya glances at you strangely and says, "Platinum is a metal that is mined mainly by the Dwarves of Elanthia. It is the most precious of metals."
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ask shoi about blue dia
Shoiya says, "Blue diamond is one of the rarest gems, and is extremely expensive."
ask shoi about dia
Shoiya says, "Diamond is a very rare gem that is normally white, or at times a pale yellow color. It is prized for its strength and brilliance."
Shoiya says, "The emeralds I sell are without flaw, and gleam a deep green color. The perfect gift to remind a young Elven lass of the forest leaves."
>ask shoi about sapp
Shoiya says, "The sapphires I sell are flawlessly cut in the brilliant style, and are the deep blue color of the ocean waves on a summer's day."
>ask shoi about ruby
Shoiya says, "My rubies are the color of a rose at the height of its beauty."
>ask shoi about dam
Shoiya smiles and says, "Ahh, yes. The damilyo pearl is the prize of this island! Named for its luminous sheen, the tiny jewels deserve their name of 'starfire'."
>ask shoi about talan
Shoiya says, "The talan pearls are a rose pink color that darkens to crimson in weak light."
>ask shoi about ido
Shoiya says, "Black as night, my idopun pearls have an exquisite lustre."
>ask shoi about daf
Shoiya says, "As bright a yellow as the heart of the sun! These pearls are best set off by a platinum or silver setting."
>ask shoi about gesh
Shoiya says, "While not as colorful as the other pearls I offer, the ice pearls are as white as the snow on the mountain rim."
ask shoi about fire
Shoiya says, "The rich orange color of my fire opals is guaranteed to gleam in any light!"
>ask shoi about black
Shoiya says, "The rarest type of opal, this gem is enhanced by highlights of azure and violet in the right lighting."
Shoiya says, "My opals are of the highest quality, and gleam with hints of red, blue and green."
>ask shoi about sun
Shoiya says, "A rich coppery sheen, reminiscent of a winter sunset, gives this stone its name."
ask shoi about moon
Shoiya says, "Stones of any quality are extremely rare and often have pale blue highlights against the pearlescent white sheen of the gem."
>ask shoi about coral
Shoiya says, "While not very rare or valuable, coral settings add some exquisite accents to jewelry that is easily affordable."
>ask shoi about amb
Shoiya says, "Pure amber is very hard to find, but I pride myself on never using pieces that are less than perfect!"
>ask shoi about red quartz
Shoiya says, "A pretty stone, I carry a dark crimson color."
ask shoi about alex
Shoiya says, "Very rare and valuable, alexandrite changes from green in daylight to red, mauve, or brown in incandescant light."
ask shoi about malachite
Shoiya says, "This polished stone is composed of alternating bands of light and dark green, creating a dazzling effect that will accent any quality jewelry."
>ask shoi about turquoise
Shoiya says, "A light blue-green, this stone is well worth the price."
>ask shoi about pyrope
Shoiya says, "I have found a supplier for these rare crimson stones. Normally only Fire Clan has access to these beautiful gems." Shoiya smiles smugly.
>ask shoi about aquamarine
Shoiya says, "A pale, nearly translucent blue. These stones are of high quality."
>ask shoi about tsavorite
Shoiya says, "A pale, nearly translucent green. High quality stones, with no inclusions."
>ask shoi about glass
Shoiya says, "Very common and inexpensive beads are all that I provide."