Jewelers' & Gemcutters' Guildhall
The Guildhall is a masterpiece of defensive architecture disguised as a palace. Built from polished white granite and reinforced with subtle veins of cold iron, its windows are narrow, arched, and fitted with magically toughened glass that glitters like diamonds in the sun.
The Guildhall is a masterpiece of defensive architecture disguised as a palace. Built from polished white granite and reinforced with subtle veins of cold iron, its windows are narrow, arched, and fitted with magically toughened glass that glitters like diamonds in the sun. This building serves as the central exchange for the city's precious stone trade. It houses high-security appraisal chambers where raw stones from the Cairn Hills and the Abbor-Alz are graded. The lower levels contain the Great Vault, a series of magically warded subterranean rooms where the Guild's collective wealth and unfinished commissions are stored under the constant watch of both stone golems and elite elven guards.
