"Nay Laddie, not all metals are heavier than water, one is buoyant enough to float like wood on the sea."

(a slightly magical ore used in the creation of metal armors and other sea faring equipment

Seven magical wands for witches and wizards to wield.

Hearthstones are actually the main part of a fireplace, but in this context, it is a magical item that is made into the focal point of a house for the DungeonVerse

Seven magical candlesticks.

Not all useful magical items have to be either healing potions or weapons to hurt people with. Here are seven magical items that neither hurt nor heal but are still of some possible use.

Seven magical circles that a competent mage or witch can draw up quickly.

obviously for the DungeonVerse setting

yes,  just as the title says 

who needs health or mana potions?

7 kinds of coffee for the DungeonVerse (we only have 2 real kinds)

Yeah

The humans have Excalibur as their most famous magical weapon, the Orcs have Grond, the Hammer of the Underworld, and the changelings have Djabringabeeralong.

A Modesty is a fantasy term for a breastplate, a cosmetic appliance worn by drag performers so they can appear to have female breasts

Seven torches with various uses..

The art of Clothingmancy is the art of enchanting clothing to provide a boon for the wearer.

Seven magical mirrors, some of which can be very useful whilst others are a bane to all who have the misfortune to be reflected in them.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall…

Dungeon tokens are small clay amulets that are marked with a monster on one side, and the seal of the dungeon on the other. If crushed, they release a fast spell like ability and are then consumed in a puff of smoke.

Ties back into Cookery in Dungeon

7 taxidermy tableauxs in Terrasquestone, these move around on their own accord and can be found in many different places. The Docent Majoris moves them as it sees fit.

Seven branding irons, each with a different purpose.