A cool platinum-silver glitter gel with a field of metallic flecks suspended inside, each one catching the light as the die rotates. The sparkle is computed live, so it keeps flashing instead of sitting frozen in a texture. Black numerals cut clean against the pale gel. The full polyhedral set, plus a d2 and a d16, every one carrying its own drift of silver.

This gel is chilled as it sets, so the flakes hold wherever they stopped instead of sinking to the bottom, and no two dice keep quite the same pattern. Silver takes no color of its own, which is why the read comes from the flash rather than the tint: held still it is a quiet grey stone, turned in the hand the whole face wakes up. Vault-keepers and moon-sworn gamblers favor a set, on the old argument that silver notices what gold sleeps through.

1 sets containing 9 dice