In the Faewilde, not all weavers spin threads of silk and shimmer. Some work their craft in shadow. Arachnecro is one such creation — a necklace that carries the mark of a skeletal spider, its bony frame a relic of deathbound artistry.
The strand is strung with alternating bars of glossy black obsidian and polished hematite, stones that echo the silence of the grave. Between them, amethyst beads shimmer with quiet power while green glass glows like a venom drop caught in moonlight. Together, these colors form a strand that seems to pulse with the eerie light of life after death.
The skeletal spider pendant itself is no ordinary adornment. It is said to have belonged to the Ossuarian weavers, whose webbed halls in the Cemetaerie held secrets not meant for the living. Each strand of their shadow-silk carried whispers of the underworld — and each spider that spun them was equal parts death and creation. To wear Arachnecro is to step into that liminal place where beauty and horror intertwine.
This is no seasonal trinket. It’s gothic elegance spun in stone and bone, meant to accompany the wearer at any time of year — though, come Spooky season, its bite is undeniable.
