Each pearl on the necklace comes from a different admirer. They are expensive, exquisite proof of the adoration she enjoys.
The necklace is nameless, and people refer to it the way they call its owner: the American Beauty.

A beautiful pair of high heels that match their name. The point design draws people's attention to the owner's ankles, and the decorative bowknot is in the right place with the right texture, which shows the good taste of both the owner and the maker.
Of course, Mr. Shoemaker never lets you down.

A staff with a golden rose at the top. The head is made of ambergris alloy, and the slender body is made of wood from the Witch's forest.
It looks light, but is actually very heavy. "I can't do anything without it!" is what she says.

A rectangular robe with golden tracery paired with a lake-colored shawl. The plain cut is designed to highlight the wearer's grace. Mathematicians know that the most perfect formula needs only a blank sheet of paper for contrast.

Two pristine white lilies, graceful and effortless, likely from a lakeshore at dawn. "They may wilt by evening, but having listened to a day of preaching is enough already." This phrase seems to reveal the interviewee's philosophical viewpoint.

A set of ornaments gifted by an admirer, polished smooth so as to not scratch the wearer's skin. Allegedly designed by a mathematician, each curve and angle contains complex mathematical formulas.