Ivorene

Ivorene at a Glance
	Material Type	Metals
	Colors	Honey, Amber, Gold
	Rarity	Rare
	Cultural Relevance	None
	Required for Alterations	Yes (additional rules)

Simply made from vibrant yellow gold mixed with limestone by alchemical process to make it properly solidify as a metal, ivorene is very soft and only suited for small items like jewelry, accents, and accessories. Though it can be any golden hue, the most common shades are a very pale honey color or faintly amber-hued ivory. The final product is glossy and opaque but only slightly metallic. Any attempts to dye it will result in <color>-streaked ivorene.

Introduced at Chris' Mass Festival 451.

Common Description

Ivorene is an opaque pale amber-ivory material with a glossy finish exhibiting a whisper of metallic sheen.

Alteration Rules

This material is required for alterations.

• Any attempts to dye it will result in <color>-streaked ivorene.
• Only suited for small items like jewelry, accents, and accessories.

Items

Item	Source is	Rarity is
Ivorene hairstick candy-striped with glossy red enamel	Winter Spice and Everything Nice	festival

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