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ReplyRoughly circular and flattened much like a small pancake, an alabaster sandsilver gets its name from its similarity to the silver coinage of the land. The alabaster sandsilver's edges are thin, tapering up to a center not more than a fourth of an inch thick. The tan coloration is lighter near the edges, and an interesting five-point design adorns the center, as if someone had embossed a leaf cluster upon the sandsilver.
Is this just an extremely cheap RR gem?
One of my favorites in that 'rare/cheap' category for SOL/RR is the candystick tellin shell.
And, they're not as rare as they used to be, Wyrom, which is pretty cool. I thought I'd seen all the gems there were to see in this game until that change came down the pike awhile back. I've added at least half a dozen gems to my highlight strings since.
Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding. - Albert Einstein
And, they're not as rare as they used to be, Wyrom, which is pretty cool. I thought I'd seen all the gems there were to see in this game until that change came down the pike awhile back. I've added at least half a dozen gems to my highlight strings since.
Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding. - Albert Einstein
