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Previously only offered for wedding packages, the wedding bands permanently bond to the first wearer and include a variety of custom verbs. This also includes the option of displaying and using your bonded spouse's surname in conjunction with your own surname or on its own. |
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| sculpted quelium wedding ring embellished with tiny cerulean saedesh gems | |
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| Look: | Carved into the deep green metal is a twisting pattern of interlocking ivy vines and leaves, spreading all along the narrow band. Tiny cabochons of cerulean saedesh placed on the ersatz leaves give the impression of raindrops left behind on the vegetation after a jungle rainstorm. Glittering faceted ruby pairs set between the leaves create the seeming of malevolent eyes staring from the foliage. |
| Weight: | 1 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | 937,500 Kronars750,000 Lirums <br />676,500 Dokoras <br />937.5 LTBpoints <br />937.5 Tickets <br />937.5 Scrips <br /> |
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| Dimensions: | ? length x ? width x ? height |
| Sources: | Source is Taisidon Mystery 446/A'baya Esplanade, Taisidon Mystery 443/A'baya Esplanade, Taisidon Mystery 439/A'baya Esplanade |
Previously only offered for wedding packages, the wedding bands permanently bond to the first wearer and include a variety of custom verbs. This also includes the option of displaying and using your bonded spouse's surname in conjunction with your own surname or on its own.