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|name = a piece of banded onyx |
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|location = Elven Nations |
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|description = Black and white stripes alternate evenly across this fractured piece of rock. A subtle gleam lends beauty to the stone despite its damaged state.}} |
|description = Black and white stripes alternate evenly across this fractured piece of rock. A subtle gleam lends beauty to the stone despite its damaged state.}} |
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Revision as of 22:48, 30 December 2010
Onyx is a banded variant of chalcedony that comes in a wide variety of colors.
List of Onyxs
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| Average value: | 100 |
| Location: | Elven Nations |
a piece of banded onyx
| Description: Black and white stripes alternate evenly across this fractured piece of rock. A subtle gleam lends beauty to the stone despite its damaged state. |
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a piece of black onyx
| Description: The unremittingly black hue of this opaque stone attests to the attention of a jeweler in the past, for pure black onyx does not exist in nature. However, its fractured, roughened state gives no hint to what purpose the pebble-sized stone might once have possessed.. |
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a piece of onyx
| Description: The unremittingly black hue of this opaque stone attests to the attention of a jeweler in the past, for pure black onyx does not exist in nature. However, its fractured, roughened state gives no hint to what purpose the pebble-sized stone might once have possessed. |