In the earliest pages of the Faewilde Chronicles, before the ink dried on treaties or time, there are whispers of a talisman known as Feliris.
Crafted from nephrite jade and what are now believed to be the purest garnets ever cut by mortal or fae, the necklace was said to grant its wearer uncanny reflexes and vision sharper than moonlight on still water. Its twin stones—one red as twilight fire, the other green as the forest’s hush—mirrored the eyes of a cat at dusk. Whether the design was intentional or a serendipitous gift from the Realm remains debated by lorekeepers, but all agree: its power was real. Until it vanished.
Some say the enchantment faded after the pact of the Seeing Grove was broken. Others claim the charm at the center was never the true source of its magic at all. Whatever the truth, Feliris was lost to time—until now.
This necklace, strung with AAA garnets and smooth jade rounds, evokes the look and feel of the original. And though the ancient power may have waned, it's said that when the light catches the garnets just so, you can still see a glint of what was. A flash of potential. A reminder that clarity isn't just about sight—it's about instinct, grace, and knowing exactly when to leap.
