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Cereia says, "It is worn attached to your nose, then the little stud goes into your ear, and the albatross is clasped at the top of your ear." |
* Cereia says, "It is worn attached to your nose, then the little stud goes into your ear, and the albatross is clasped at the top of your ear." |
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: She has an Eluned's tear sapphire clasped onto her nostril. Delicate, whisper-thin carvings connect it first to a simple ear stud, and then to a softly glowing silvery albatross resting at the top edge of her ear. The shimmered blue tendrils are positioned in such a way as to resemble a gentle freshwater stream. |
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| eluned's tear sapphire linked by anloral tendrils to a moonsilver albatross | |
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| Look: | Grasped by the bird's beak is a cluster of Eluned's tears, the flowers held aloft by the creature as if in tribute. |
| Core Noun: | Unknown |
| Weight: | 2 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | Unknown |
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| Dimensions: | 1 length x 1 width x 1 height |
| Sources: | Source is Natural Beauty (2) |
- Cereia says, "It is worn attached to your nose, then the little stud goes into your ear, and the albatross is clasped at the top of your ear."
- Changes appearance to include:
- She has an Eluned's tear sapphire clasped onto her nostril. Delicate, whisper-thin carvings connect it first to a simple ear stud, and then to a softly glowing silvery albatross resting at the top edge of her ear. The shimmered blue tendrils are positioned in such a way as to resemble a gentle freshwater stream.