Also known as Loonshine

A powerful healing potion delivered in a gourd

A magic amulet that removes the scent of whatever is wearing it.

Severed heads that the Viking Clan Tyr uses as security cameras with runic magic.

gemstones that are created by the action of dungeons within the DungeonVerse setting

Any mage worth their salt has a bag of some sort, be it a satchel, a shoulderbag, a purse, something to carry their spellcrafting equipment.

A magical tool for Falconers 

Some magic items for you highish level fantasy games

Created to repay a friend who lost a limb, Artimegens created a way for them to use a glove to replace it.  In a very short time, this has changed from a single piece to a boon to everyone who has lost a limb.  It has become a common enchantment in all grimoires. Atimegens has become a mage for The Annuals, with a named enchantment.

A gift from the Scaly ones.

A finely wrought headpiece, a silver headband of thin wires, woven in a pattern reminiscent of the haze, with a peculiarly cut gem set to be worn in the center of the forehead. It shimmers in the light, somehow catching any glimmer on the wrong facets, and the magic it radiates feels so very far away - as does one's thoughts when it is worn, as if all the world was refracted through that odd gem. But are they all the wearer's thoughts that come to mind, from so very far away?

The Hohi Hohi stone is a synthetic magic jewel that grants the holder of the stone magic power

Seven sets of magic (finger) nails for the Queen of Praxingdrell

The arch-mage and infamous castellan Veavingax was best known for her extensive construction of magical defensive towers and fortifications that ringed her equally infamous fortress, the Armathian Citadel

Summoning spells are typically cast or are tied to the basic magic item pack of jewels, rods, and so forth. Summoning devices take the same concept and tie the spell to a weapon, shield, or piece of armor.

Magic tools for vampires

Seven pairs of helpful gloves for the well dressed adventurer to wear and use.

Have you ever thought of music as magical? With these instruments, it is.

Archbishop Midas of the Jovian Temple was a scourge to necromancers of all kinds, from the genuinely malicious to those who were merely talking to the dead with the consent of the families, sending many to burn at the stake, so after his death they took their revenge...and created the Bone Idol.