GOLDLICH

"A Lich exists because of its own desires and the use of powerful and arcane magic. The Lich passes from a state of humanity to a non-human, non-living existence through force of will. 

A Lich appears very much as does a wight or mummy, being of skeletal form, eye sockets mere black holes with glowing points of light, and garments most often rotting (but most rich)."

- Gary Gygax, in Advanced D&D Monster Manual (1978)

GOLDLICH is a simulated creature inspired by skeletal jewelry found in a luxury shop. It is composed of floating crystals, jewel encrusted skulls wearing papal tiaras, video-lockets with images of the skulls faces, and animated porcelain hands.

life cycle: approximately 15 minutes.