The Resonance Crystal
"Word is there is some strange Crystal found over in the old Duchy of Lann some sixty..seventy years back. Magic Crystal they can use to talk to people far away." market gossip in the Duchy of Akina
Properties
Material Characteristics
Found naturally they are a clump of purple crystals with green veins. They Reportedly grow in four crystal clumps. Once the fourth crystal of a set forms they start to grow larger and larger. No reports exists of largest discovered.
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History & Usage
Discovery
Discovered in 326 AF by an explorer descending into a crack beneath the Duchy of Lann. When ownership of the Crescent Mine came into question all harvesting of ore and minerals stopped. What was harvested eventually made it way to Sir Terrance Ilsenon of the Order of the Striking Hammer. His experimentation led to the creation of the Crystal Horn
Everyday use
The only know usage is the 13 Crystal Horn Sets crafted by Sir Terrance
Cultural Significance and Usage
Word is starting to spread about the miraculous invention using the strange purple crystal. The Duchy of Akina is already abuzz with it only a year after the revelation of Sir Terrance's invention.
Manufacturing & Products
At Present the only known use besides jewelry is Crystal Horn Sets.
Hazards
Unknown at this time
Reusability & Recycling
As long as anything crafted of it is not damaged as any crystal would then whatever use is being employed may continue indefinatly
Distribution
Trade & Market
The Duchess of Akina has been reportedly been offered vast sums for one of the Crystal Horn Sets. She has politely informed all that they are not for sale.
Value
Incalculable
Rarity
Until access via the Crescent Mine is allowed what has been gathered is unique aboveground
Color
Purple with green veins
Boiling / Condensation Point
3,500 degrees celcius
Melting / Freezing Point
Resonance Crystal will sublime rather then transition to a liquid
Density
3.35 g/mc to third power
Common State
Solid, Four crystal clumps
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