D20x5 Jangly Jewelry

Bling bling.

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D20	This jewelry is a
1	ring
2	necklace
3	anklet
4	bracelet
5	earring
6	torc
7	nose-ring
8	nipple-ring
9	brooch
10	circlet
11	choker
12	armlet
13	hairpin
14	kamarband
15	aigrette
16	pendant
17	amulet
18	toe-ring
19	buckle
20	diadem

D20	made of
1	silver
2	gold
3	brass
4	copper
5	bronze
6	platinum
7	electrum
8	onyx
9	ivory
10	ebony
11	coral
12	dragon-scale
13	iron
14	malachite
15	steel
16	turqoise
17	cinnabar
18	horn
19	rosewood
20	orichalcum

D20	which
1	menaces with spikes
2	glistens with beads
3	dangles with links
4	is adorned with faceted pieces
5	is embedded with chunks
6	is covered in a mosaic
7	bears a symbol carved
8	holds a spherical cabochon
9	is rounded with bands
10	is pierced by bars
11	is entwined with chains
12	bears broken tines where once were set gems
13	is adorned with apotropaic designs
14	is inlaid with patterns
15	is studded with rivets
16	is dotted with chips
17	is garnished with baguettes
18	is ornamented with little flowers carved
19	is embellished with a trim
20	is decorated with faces carved

D20	of
1	emerald.
2	ruby.
3	sapphire.
4	diamond.
5	pearl.
6	amber.
7	jade.
8	lapis lazuli.
9	citrine.
10	amethyst.
11	opal.
12	topaz.
13	meteoric starstone.
14	unmelting ice.
15	moonstone.
16	jasper.
17	peridot.
18	spinel.
19	chalcedony.
20	jet.

D20	Before it ended up wherever you found it, this jewelry was
1	made as part of a princess’s dowry.
2	commissioned pay a great warrior’s bride-price.
3	forged by a dwarf-smith to covet its beauty.
4	stolen by an infamous thief decades ago.
5	meant to hold an enchantment, but the wizard who purchased it never found the time.
6	made for the regalia of a royal line.
7	used to pay a king’s ransom.
8	lost on a merchant voyage.
9	a gift to cool diplomatic tension.
10	tribute to an avaricious monster.
11	used to pay the passage of a fleeing noble accused of treason.
12	commissioned to celebrate a great victory.
13	given to a beggar by the jeweller who made it after their patron slumped on payment.
14	taken on the road by bandits.
15	swallowed by a giant magpie.
16	paid out as weregild for a gruesome murder.
17	the prize that several duels were fought over.
18	thought destroyed in a goblin raid.
19	the last work of a master artisan.
20	tossed into a river as a sacrifice to its spirit.