Items

This little naturally occuring chunk of gold can be combined with other nuggets to smelt into gold bars or refine into beautiful rust-resistant jewlery, sculptures, and crafts

This naturally occuring ore can be refined into a silver bar and crafted into fine jewlery, sculptures, and crafts, although it is sometimes valued second to gold.

Thise naturally occuring small chunk of jade can be polished into a fine little sculpture or centerpiece jewl. Although it was once prized by ancient Seraphling rulers, it has since fallen out of fashion, but still holds its value considering it's ease of carving, beautiful polished finish, and cultural significance. You cannot add more to jade, only carve away what already is, so it's size does matter.

Thise naturally occuring large chunk of jade can be polished into a grand sculpture. Although it was once prized by ancient Seraphling rulers, it has since fallen out of fashion, but still holds its value considering it's ease of carving, beautiful polished finish, and cultural significance. You cannot add more to jade, only carve away what already is, so it's size does matter, and you're lucky you got a big one! Although you may need help carringying it back home...

This lumpy average pebble was all you could find of value while foraging, which has more sentimental value than any real value. It kinda looks like a heart! or... a butt? or a smiley face? Who knows! It feels weighty and maybe you can sell it so some sucker by calling it a "lucky" rock.

What a curious find! It seems to be an ancient petroglyph made by one of your ancestors long ago. While functionally useless, this ancient rock holds great spiritual significance to ancestor worshippers and museums and magicians. It might have some application in the arcane arts, perhaps, but if you have no intention to persue it, better to sell or trade it to a magician who is. You can also optionally turn it into a trinket for your own enjoyment.