These gems represent the three moons of Mura. Essentially, they are quartz crystals that may be found on the same three colors (violet, red and white) of the planet's satellites. Their brute form is crystalline and the Muras usually do not bother themselves to lapidate them.

The crystals have each a different value. The most valuable moon is the violet, since it presents the same color of the biggest of the three moons. Therefore, the red moon has a moderate value and the white has the lowest of all.

The feathers on the Okamin's tail are much desired for their beauty. With an average length of 60 cm, they may vary between red, green, blue and yellow. Besides being appreciated as an ornament, many shamans and other sorcerers are interested on theses feathers as components for magical incantations and rituals.

This is a rare plant which has a red flower with orange and black details. Its beauty would already be a good reason to admire the flower, even if it wasn’t rare. The Emiatá is not easily found, since it has no defined habitat. This happens due to its capacity to generate heat. By doing this, the plant is able to keep not only its own temperature on an ideal level, but its flower always healthy as well.

The fangs of ferocious animals are pretty much admired on the Mura tribes. That is why the Mura warriors were always waiting for a permission to hunt. The harder it was to defeat the animal, the better, when talking about value.

This way, any warrior who showed up with the fang of a Mynx cub, for example, was taking his own risks of being called a coward. After all, who is afraid of a whelp?

Besides that, some of these objects may be used in different rituals and spells or to brew potions and craft magic items.