Eldritch Treasure
For various riches in the vaults.
Crown Jewels
Empress's
- A narrow coronet of diamonds and sapphires, with a rim of pearls, set in platinum.
Heir's Treasure
- Coronet: Diamonds, pearls, and opals set in rose gold, in the same squared-off abstracted design as the Empress's crown... just shorter and with fewer flourishes.
- Parure: matching gems for throat, ears, wrists, shoulders.
Consort's Coronet
A narrow platinum band with dove gray pearls, sapphires and a few diamonds.
House Sigil Things
History here, with the medallions that became the amulets rampant.
House Jewels
The gemstones of significant character that have been with the Eldritch since Settlement, or before, are named. Each House has its own trove, and the principals of the family may bestow those gems where they will, though they rarely do. [1]
- Dolorith Opal: a thumbs-length tawny fire opal with play-of-color in splashes of red and green (currently set in a fillet with two cabochon rubies, and in Laisrathera's treasury).
Truly Ancient Swords and Weapons
- Starfarer - forged on Terra before the Eldritch exodus, at the direction of Teldor Jesa Galare. Stored in the Vaults of Ontine until given to Haladir Delen Galare when he was named the First Courser Lord by Liolesa. [2]
Sword of State
"That sword was forged during Jerisa's reign, after her crowning, specifically for her champion to carry. At that time, tha twas its foremost purpose: it was a weapon designed to be wielded by a hunter, not on the fields of our estates, but on the field of honor, and such is symbolic of royal power." Said by Liolesa to Haladir Delen [3]
"The Sword of State is an Eldritch weapon, forged on Eldritch soil and meant for Eldritch throats." [3]
The Sword of State looked like Jahir's family set, "but more: more length, more hilt, more gems, more everything." The hilt is wrapped in leather cords.[4] It's heavier than modern Eldritch weapons, since it was used to hew monsters as well as in duels; monster extinction led to foils and lighter weapons being more popular, since they were more appropriate for the dueling field.