The Bracelets of Hixagi & Qula

Hixagi's Bracelet Forged in the roots of the grand tree of the woods of ....... on the island of ....... The Base is made of Tin from the Western continent, and decorated with symbols representing the 12 gods of the pantheon. These symbols include a pregnant women embraced in the arms of her lover with a lustful figure looking on. There is a scene of two land masses with the sun on one side and the moon on the other, one with rays of light coming down and a tree growing, the other with dead plants and a fire on he ground. There is a sea battle between two ships and what appears to be someone drowning. In addition there is writing In Knowledge we know, In knowledge we grow, In knowledge there is order. There is a red Emerald as the centre piece from the eastern continent.
Qula Bracelet Has a very similar pattern as Hixagi's Bracelet but the base is made of Zirconium from the Eastern Continent and has a green Ruby in it from the Western continent.

The gods represented on the Bracelets are as follows and these are the original 12 from the 14 members of the pantheon. Vindi Family
Goddess of Fatality - A’ina-mo God of Romance - Kayora Goddess of Knowledge and Wisdom - Dhigagi God of Land and Sea - OthatGod of the Sun - Aylort Goddess Medicine and Healing - Yam
Belloni Family
God of Famine - Remuce God of Lust - Nocade God of Death - Korref Goddess of War - Mo’Koff Goddess of Nature, Storms, and lightning - Vidle Goddess of Evil, Fire and Darkness - Aliceina

Raw materials & Components

One is made of Zirconium and a green Ruby. The other is made of Tin and a red Emerald.

Tools

Anvil, Forge, Mode, and metal pen for scribing.