Currencies
Pesos
Caribbean currency.
Doubloon
Caribbean currency.
Random Items
Aztec Calendar
An Aztec calendar made of stone showing day and year cycles of the Aztecs.
Belt
A leather belt used by common sailors.
Bible
The holy bible of Christianity.
Candle
A wax candle, often found on altars and in churches.
Glasses
A pair of glasses for sight.
Holystone
A rough stone used for scrubbing ship decks to keep it clean.
Old Bread
A dried out old bread, food for the poor.
Rope
A rope is essential for seafaring, mandatory for sailing and on the ship.
Sailor's Shirt
The clothing of a sailor, comfortable enough for long sea voyages.
Shoes
A pair of leather shoes for any commoner in the Caribbean.
Twine
Sturdy thread for binding, weaving and crafting items.
Whip
A whip made of leather, useful for punishing and discipline.
Wooden Eyeball
A sharp eye sees more than people's two.
Gems
Amber
Fossilized tree resin valued for its warm color.
Amethyst
The amethyst is a purple gemstone, beautiful and rather expensive.
Blue Amber
A blue amber prized for its unique and captivating color.
Diamond
The diamond is the most valuable gemstone there is.
Emerald
The emerald is valued for its rich color and rarity.
Jade
A green gemstone.
Larimar
A unique light blue gemstone unique to the Caribbean, found around Dominica.
Opal
Opals vary in color and are alluring gemstones.
Quartz
A clear, versatile mineral used in jewelry.
Ruby
Red and rare, very valuable.
Sapphire
A precious gemstone, blue and beautiful, one of the most expensive across the Caribbean.
Pearl
Pearls are precious gemstones, valued for their natural beauty.
Black Pearl
A rare black pearl, uncommon yet distinctive.
Plants and Flowers
Lignum Vitae (Guaiacum officinale)
Flower from a Guaiacum tree.
Plumeria
A plumeria or frangipani flower.
Pseudobombax ellipticum
A branch from a pseudobombax elipticum tree.
Seagrape (Coccoloba uvifera)
Seagrapes which are found throughout the Caribbean.
Shortleaf fig (Ficus citrifolia)
A seed from a Shortleaf Fig.
Turnera (Yellow Buttercup)
A yellow flower.