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As always, when you are going to order handmade jewelry, make sure its appropriate - you really want silver earrings? Platinum ring with a diamond? Or maybe a gold necklace with pearls? Keep in mind some merchants may require you to provide the material you want for making jewelry, particularly rare or exotic materials.
Jewelry Materials - Fabric
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batiste (a thin plain-weave cotton or linen fabric)
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bengal (striped gingham/a thin stuff, made of silk and hair, originally brought from Bengal)
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boiled wool
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brocade
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brocatelle
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burlap
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calico
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cambric
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chambray
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chiffon
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cloth
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corduroy
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cotton
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damask (a rich patterned fabric of cotton, linen, silk, or wool)
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faille (a slightly ribbed, woven fabric of silk, cotton, or rayon)
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felt
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fishnet
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flannel
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flaxen
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foulard (lightweight twill or plain-woven fabric of silk or silk and cotton, usually having a small printed design)
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gauze
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gingham
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haircloth
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hemp
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jacquard (a fabric with an intricately woven pattern)
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lace
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lawn
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linen
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mesh
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muslin
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oilcloth
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ribbon
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sackcloth
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sailcloth
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samite (heavy silk fabric, often interwoven with gold or silver)
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satin
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serge
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silk – watered, raw, serge, …
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spidersilk
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suede
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taffeta
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tapestry
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tartan
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tulle
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tweed
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velvet – crushed, panne…
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voile (a light semitransparent fabric)
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wool
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Jewelry Materials - Hides & Skins |
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<beast> bone
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<beast>-hide
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<beast> tooth
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basilisk hide
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bear
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beaver
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bengal (striped gingham/a thin stuff, made of silk and hair, originally brought from Bengal)
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bone types (femur, jawbone, skull, etc)
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bristles (stiff hair)
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calfskin
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chamois
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cordwain/cordovan (goatskin)
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deerskin
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doeskin
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eelskin
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elk hide
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ermine
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faille
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fangs
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feather
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fleece
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fox fur
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gak wool
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horn
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kidskin
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leather
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lizard skin
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lynx
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miniver (a white fur worn originally by medieval nobles and used chiefly for robes of state)
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oxhide
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puma fur
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rabbit fur
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rawhide
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roa'ter skin
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rolton hide
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rolton wool
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sable
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snakeskin
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snowcat fur
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spidersilk
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squirrel fur
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suede
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talons
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teeth
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thrak hide
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tiger skin
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troll hide
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vair (fur, probably squirrel, much used in medieval times to line and trim robe)
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vruul skin
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whiskers
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wolfskin
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walrus skin
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yierka hide
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Jewelry Materials – Metal |
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<metal> alloy
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alexandrite -- very rare
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alum
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blued steel
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brass
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bronze
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copper
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coraesine -- very rare
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drakar
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drake
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eahnor
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eonake
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faenor
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feras
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glaes
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gold
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golvern
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gornar
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imflass
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invar
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iron
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kelyn
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krodera
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laje
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mail
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mein
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mesh
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mithglin
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mithril
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niello (Any of several black metallic alloys of sulfur with copper, silver, or lead)
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ora (plain, black or white)
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pewter
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platinum
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razern
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rhimar
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rolaren
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silver
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tempered <metal>
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tin
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titanium
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urglaes
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urnon
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vaalin
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vaalorn
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veil iron
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vultite
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wire
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xenium
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zorchar
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Jewelry Materials – Other |
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abalone
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clay
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cork
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crystal
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fishing net
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glass
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granite
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marble
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obsidian
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rock
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rope
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schist
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shell
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slate
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spun glass
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stone
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thread
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twine
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wicker
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Jewelry Materials – Gems / Minerals |
| See the gems & jewelry page. |
