FDShop:The Lapidary/2012

a massive mahogany wagon with a violet and red-striped side canopy, Room# XX, [Map Room XX], Lich# 280, go wagon

The Lapidary

[The Lapidary]
The wagon's interior walls bear a high gloss resultant of meticulous polishing and attentive care. Luminous brass lanterns hang from the heavy struts overhead, shedding a warm amber light perfumed with vanilla in pools across the area. Opposite the entry, a tall chest sits, and one of its drawers has been left open, with a small parchment note hanging from its golden pull. Against a side wall is a rack that stands across from a full-length brass-framed mirror, and between the two is a door leading out.
Obvious exits: north

a small parchment note
In the Common language, it reads:
All of the jewelry in this wagon is imbeddable.

In the pale oak drawer you see:

Item	Type	Info	Details	Price
some kelyn-linked armbands of slender onyx discs				15,000
a pair of silver-linked armbands with an interlocking feystone clasp				15,000
a sinuous onyx and kelyn band accented by scarlet despanals				15,000
a latticed silverwork band set with alexandrite chips				15,000
a slender sanguine leather case with a kelyn latch		Pocketed: Medium amount		10,000
a soot-whorled lavender marbrinus case with a silver latch		Pocketed: Medium amount		10,000

On the ashwood rack you see:

Item	Type	Info	Details	Price
an ebon-on violet brocade satchel with a dark feystone clasp		Pocketed: Medium amount		15,000
a rich oxblood suede satchel with raised black embroidery		Pocketed: Medium amount		15,000
an inky-hued crushed velvet cloak edged with lilac blossoms		Pocketed: Very large amount		20,000
an ebon damask cloak trimmed with whorls of crimson filament		Pocketed: Very large amount		20,000

The Lapidary

[The Lapidary]
A pair of lanterns with cut crystal shades hang directly over a delicately carved jewelry stand, the pristine light dancing over every reflective surface under its touch. Further into the area, a doorless golden oak armoire stands off to the side - a hulking piece of furniture itself, it is dwarfed by the high ceilings of wagon. Near the armoire, sits a tiered shoe rack, and just a few steps away, a drawn ivory marbrinus curtain leads into another section of the shop.
Obvious exits: south

On the carved jewelry stand you see:

Item	Type	Info	Details	Price
a thin silver lariat necklace set with a flawless feystone				10,000
a black ribbon necklace dangling a rough-cut despanal				10,000
some triple-strand onyx-beaded earrings tipped with despanals				10,000

In the golden oak armoire you see:

Item	Type	Info	Details	Price
an ebon-hazed crimson satin bodice with black ribbon lacing				10,000
a jet velvet bodice inset with floral violet satin				10,000
a full-length roseate chemise with ebon lace-banded sleeves				10,000
a full-length silver-threaded chemise with bell sleeves				10,000

On the shoe rack you see:

Item	Type	Info	Details	Price
some ink-hued satin slippers with metallic lavender embroidery				5,000
a pair of ebon velvet slippers with subtle scarlet threading				5,000
some lavender watered silk slippers with ebonwood wedge heels				5,000
a pair of cerise marbrinus slippers with onyx-beaded toes				5,000

The Lapidary, Workshop

[The Lapidary, Workshop]
The oversized scale of the wagon persists even in this section of the wagon, clearly the front most compartment set just beneath the driver's bench. Scalloped swags of beaded silk fringe decorate the step-cut ceiling at the far end, while a profusion of brass lanterns hang overhead to provide copious amounts of light. Along the outer edge of the space, several small sofas and chairs have been placed, while an oval table occupies the heart of the area. You also see a pale gold parchment sign.
Obvious exits: none

a pale gold parchment sign
In the Common language, it reads:
~ * Thank you for shopping at The Lapidary * ~

Here in my workshop I can customize jewelry of all sorts, as well as clothing. I'm sorry, but I do not work on weaponry or armor.

On the oval table you see: a velvet-lined display box.

In the display box you see: a variety of gemstones.

This small collection of gemstones contains nearly every color and cut imaginable: from the deepest violet to the brightest yellow, in cuts as simple as a cabochon to as complex as a trillion. Exquisite examples of feystone, blue diamond, and alexandrite rest near the top edge of the display, while smaller, though still as remarkable, pieces of sapphire, peridot, and garnet sit near the bottom.