A lightweight, sand-resistant cloak woven from shimmering silk and beaten gold thread. Its inner lining is dyed with the deep ochres of the desert sunset. The weave almost seems to push heat away and it drapes like a ripple of sand.

A perfectly spherical pearl the size of a grape, threaded on a slender wire of hammered gold. It gives off a quiet luminescence at dusk.

A silver pendant carved in the shape of a tiny heart, set with a filigree scarab. It is cool and reassuring against the skin.

A faceted prism that refracts sun into a hundred tiny stars. Set within a clasped band of desert glass and lapis.

A small packet of powder that looks like the finest desert sand. The packet is sealed with a tiny wax scarab.

Sunforged topaz: a topaz cut to catch the desert sun. Common in desert fashions and often used as a focal gem in turbans and veils.

A small locket of hammered brass filled with powdered mica and a sliver of blue glass shaped like a droplet. Strung on a leather thong.

A dark onyx scarab pressed into a wide bronze band. The scarab's legs are engraved with ancient warding lines.

A pair of earrings with tiny polished mirrors surrounded by thin gold filigree. They throw brilliant sunlit sparks when the wearer spins.