The Spirift Regalia gathers the full spiral legacy into one deliberate array: the three-strand Amulet resting over the heart, and the four coiled Rings anchoring the wrist in echoing rhythm. Together they form a circuit of ember and root, story and return — a ceremonial pairing once reserved for those who had crossed the Riftways and come back changed.
Mookaite jasper burns in tones of ochre, russet, and storm-dark plum, stones said to hold both ancient earth and first flame within their bands. Carved wood spirals mark the passage of cycles older than memory, while copper coils glint like embers caught mid-breath. The Amulet guards the center, its pendant a relic of the Spirift itself — not a charm of power, but a symbol of inward turning. The Rings answer in kind, wrapping the wrist in quiet insistence, as though reminding the wearer that purpose is not found — it is returned to.
In Faewilde lore, the Regalia was never worn lightly. It was given at the threshold of becoming, when one had outgrown the first telling of their tale and stood ready to claim the next. Worn together, the necklace and bracelets create a full-circle adornment — a coiling of will and heart, of instinct and remembrance. Worn apart, each carries a fragment of the pact.
This is not ornament for the faint of spirit. It is arrayed intention. Layered ancestry. A spiral that begins wherever you stand.
Not all heirlooms are inherited. Some are claimed.
Care Instructions: Keep dry—wood and leather components can swell or warp with moisture and copper accents naturally patina with water or chemicals; store away from humidity and wipe gently with a soft cloth after wear (we’ll include a polishing cloth with your item).
