A pair of designer low heels of Daedalus's with decorative gems from Coro-na Borealis. The first version took eleven months, from measurement to production. Due to the long manufacturing time, the finished product did not fit Sotheby who had grown taller during this period. Daedalus, therefore, had to redesign a second version and speed up the process.

From the private collection of Sotheby's family. It is deduced that this set was made by an arcanist who produced jewelry for Elizabeth I, yet their name is no longer known. It was later purchased by Sotheby's family. This set is said to be a relatively affordable one in Sotheby's private jewelry collection.

Lady Sotheby had her maid at home use discarded cotton and fabric waste to sew this small doll, "Brave Typhon." Its design is based on Lady Sotheby's description and her maid's imagination. It is far from the Typhon in Greek mythology, and its inspiration was presumed to come from a rat.

An exquisite crown set with synthetic gemstones that glitter under the stage lights. Every year, throngs of students flock to the dance academy from every corner of the globe in pursuit of their dreams. They yearn to be on the stage, to become tomorrow's shimmering star—this new arrival who crossed an ocean to get here is no exception.

A carefully tailored tutu with a dramatic color scheme. The girl had always had a bountiful imagination, but never in her wildest dreams did she think such a dream-like opportunity would present itself to a newcomer such as herself.
"My dear, gifted girl. Try it on. You were born to be 'her'. "

An unremarkable plastic handicraft—or, rather, a part of one. It contains no traces of Arcanum. The round, blunted end may not be capable of pricking a finger, but there are times when it's perfect for piercing drapery swaying in the wind.