Proboslet

A traditional piece of Tarunan jewelry. Made from a variety of materials, the proboslet fits on the trunk, either through friction like the finger rings worn by Munan, or with a clapping mechanism.
Almost all Tarunan wear such trunk rings, and many are used to symbolize class, status, familial relations, profession, and in some cases, criminal background.

Significance

Proboslets carry immense importance among the Tarunan. So much is placed upon their importance that even the order in which they are worn is dictated by cultural mores.

Item type

Clothing / Accessory

Used by

• Glotus Vine Proboslet

Rarity

A common item whose style and material can cover the entire spectrum of rare gems and metals as well as woods.

Weight

Between 200 and 1300 grams

Base Price

The cheapest rings availble cost 16 credits, while family heirlooms may be worth upwards of 80,000 credits.

Raw materials & Components

Proboslet's can be made from natural materials like leather, wood, or fabric, as well as from stone, metals, gems, or even projected light.