Amberyll

Amberyll is sap produced by the everautumn trees. In liquid form it is invaluable as it can be refined into pure amberyll, however as soon as it hits air it begins to crystalize into a hard gem-like structure. In this solid form, it is still valuable due to it's rarity, but can only be used for making jewelry.

Properties

Material Characteristics

Viscous orange or amber liquid, or transparent orange crystal.

Physical & Chemical Properties

Reacts to air and begins to immediately crystalize on contact

Compounds

Used in making pure amberyll

Geology & Geography

The Valley of Glass

Origin & Source

Everautumn Tree

History & Usage

History

Discovered originally in its crystalline form by some brave merchants venturing in the The Valley of Glass, it was used in making jewelry and turned for a quick profit. Once the jewelry started to gain traction amongst aristocrats, more and more merchants began venturing out to find it. Some would note that it could be found briefly in liquid form. Scholars began carefully capturing it and experimenting on it to find that it could be refined into pure amberyl.

Discovery

Discovered after The Ending in The Valley of Glass

Everyday use

Crystalline amberyll used in making jewelry. Liquid used in making pure amberylll

Distribution

Trade & Market

Traded in high-brow markets and auctions

Storage

Liquid amberyll must be stored magically to prevent it from crystalizing

Nodevember - Day 11- Prehistoric by Kai Mergener

Type

Organic

Value

Moderately expensive in crystalline form, invaluable in liquid form

Rarity

Very rare

Color

Transparent amber/orange

Common State

Liquid or solid

Related Species

• Everautumn Tree