While Ivory has not been an independent country for long, it is deep and rich with history. Most of the Royal Regalia of Ivory comes from various royal families that ruled over various cities, dukedoms, or areas within Ivory at some point in time in the past. This is a priceless collection of masterpiece works. The regalia are used in coronation ceremonies only. Otherwise, they are kept under the most secure of situations, and often replacements or duplicates ae put on display for the public as the curators of some of the pieces swap at random.

Coronations in Ivory always occur in Vespal Cathedral in downtown Seston, Ivory and are conducted by the current High Priest of Malacia, who is elected by 80% approval from all priests of Malacia and serves until death.

The Ivory Crown of MacMillan Two arches of gold rise from the circlet and cross each other, signifying sovereignty. With its framework of gold, the crown weighs just under five pounds The gems in this crown all come from all regions of Ivory taken out of various royal collections from each area. It was said that the metal work for the crown was fashioned years ago by Kerrinne's grandfather as he was documented as being seen wearing it (with different jewels) around his castle.

Sword of Ivory This is the sword that Michael Sneed, Duke of Ivory, used to remove the head of the three-eyed wolf that terrorized Seston. The sword is very revered in all areas of Ivory, and it is rumored that this ivory handled sword has magical powers. It is a symbol of the defense of the country and is used by the country's Order of the Swords who are the only ones permitted to carry it other than a Monarch during a coronation or state cermony.

Sovereign's War Staff of Ivory This amazingly carved wooden staff is made from the wood of the Dead Tree at the Palace of Manto in Malacia. It is carried by the Order of the Tree whose job is to protect it and present it to the Sovereign in times of war for the country. The priests of Malacia say this magical staff has powers from the war god they worhsip known as Malac.

The Ivory Elephant This is perhaps the most celebrated piece in the Ivory Royal Regalia. It's valued at being priceless, due to the amount of Ivory in this foot long piece as well as the many splendid and flawless gems it contains. This piece was given as a gift to Kerrinne and Lord Michael Sneed during their travels around the world by the Jaffna kingdom (modern day northern Sri Lanka). It was said to be a token of good luck and hope, because Kerrinne had tended their young King Singai Pararasasegaram while he was deathly ill. He went on to live after her treatment as one of the most successful kings of the area and fathered eight children among three wives.

Diamonds of Ivory Tiara Made with diamonds from the Malacian Mountains, the Diamonds of Ivory Tiara is for every day use by the wife of the King Regnant of Ivory. When there is a Queen Regnant, this crown is not used. The crown only weighs .8 lbs making it easy to wear on a daily basis.

Signet Rings of Ivory

These were crafted for all members of the Royal Family upon Ivory's Independence, December 1, 1555.

The Jewels of Kerrinne