
A jeweled rooster pendant and apart Medici treasure, Europe, ca 16th century.
Source: https://imgur.com/CAY4vJh
I was sad this turned out to be a pendant and not a rooster in jeweled bionic armor.
Item: Gem-Encrusted Bionic Attack Rooster
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A jeweled rooster pendant and apart Medici treasure, Europe, ca 16th century.
Source: https://imgur.com/CAY4vJh
I was sad this turned out to be a pendant and not a rooster in jeweled bionic armor.
Item: Gem-Encrusted Bionic Attack Rooster

Indonesian botryoidal Agate, aka “grape Agate" (Photo via
Amazing Geologist, eBay)
Item: crystal grapes; if you can find a wine press strong enough, they can be used to create a wine that acts as a Stoneskin Potion for flesh characters and as a powerful intoxicant to Golems and other Earth-types.

Item: Amulet of Ogre Power

Item: gold rattlesnake bolo: red gem eye allows the wearer to Command Snakes, the rattle warns the wearer of any surprise attacks, and +1 Profane bonus.

Item: red gem lenses; unbeknownst to most (3d12 Knowledge check), they prevent the wearer from making any attacks by shooting beams out of their eyes
Item: Orgone Chembuster, +3 defense against psionic, alchemical, and radiation damage; immunity to Chemtrail damage; heals Psionic damage at a rate of one point per hour; once per day can be used to fire a Dispelling Ray that eliminates (”busts”) any bundles or clouds of negative energy.

Rainbow lavender obsidian chunk 😍🌈
Item: hunk of crystallized rainbow; Gem of Brightness plus a +3 Morale bonus to the whole party.
Item: wine gem with gold stand

Item: staff containing a gem holding a lock of George Washington’s hair; +3 damage against Lawful Evil opponents, regardless of the user’s alignment
‘Til Death Do Us Part, freelance designer Kate Bauman, sterling silver and cubic zirconia; originally made as a one-off but it went viral and she got so much demand that they’re for sale.
Item: engagement ring knuckledusters, +3 damage against an opponent that broke a matrimonial contract with the wearer (not turning up to the wedding, cheating on them, mistreating them, &c.)