you can make string with it to put on your unstrung symbols or your amulets.
Trimmed amulets can not be created by players. They are from Treasure Trails in the members part of Runescape. To start a treasure trail you need to get a clue scroll. These are dropped by almost every monster in runescape. I reccommend Jellies (78) to get level 3 clue scrolls, Guards (28) to get level 2 clue scrolls and Men and Women (3) to get level 1 clues.
If you need that for dragon slayer its silk that you need to get. you can get it in alkarid or in the ge or in the clothing shop in varrok
'cause they helped mummies in th' afterlife
If you have the required magic level, runes, and jewelry, you can enchant anything from sapphire rings to onyx amulets. To enchant, open up the magic spellbook. Select the enchant(insert name of gem) spell, and cast it on any ring, necklace, amulet, or bracelet with that required gem attached to it.
you can make string with it to put on your unstrung symbols or your amulets.
String is a very general term and can refer to bow string, crossbow string, and/or magic string. Bow strings are used in RuneScape to make bows or crossbows in RuneScape with the appropriate Fletching skill and magic string is used in RuneScape to create Nature Amulets with the Crafting skill with the appropriate level required.
You can't trim amulets, they're rewards from Treasure trails,
They should do, yes.
Magic is influenced by dozens of pieces of armour, amulets, rings, and potions.
You spin it on a spinning wheel to get a ball of wool, which you can use to string amulets and necklaces.
It's a component to make all kinds of Jewellery: Rings, Necklaces, Bracelets & Amulets.
What are amulets?
Fighter's torso, Obby shield's or rune defenders, berserker helmets, Berserker ring's, dragon or rune boots.
an amulet that is why there are grave robbersin egypt
You can't make trimmed items or gold items, they can only be obtained from Treasure Trials as part of a random reward from a level 1 clue.
Nobody really knows who invented the amulets.