The Plasma set is more steampunk or cyberpunk than fantasy, and in the place of gems there are pulsing crystals and clear tubes through which glowing gasses appear to flow when the options for pulsing and glow are turned on and when the jewellery is viewed with Windlight glow enabled (which was the case when we took these photos). But even without that its a fantastical looking set, which I found completely changed the look and attitude of my avatar when I put it on.

As all Tekeli-li sets, it comes scripted for colour changes (you can change both the metal and the ‘gems’, and the latter change in two separate sections) and as mentioned it is also scripted to turn various other visual enhancements on and off. Scripting also allows you to hide portions of the multi-piercing earrings and, which has to be my favourite part, raise and lower the lens on the headpiece. The set consists of a headpiece, a necklace, a pair of earrings and two bracelets. Since this set works just as well for male as for female avatars, it comes with some of the pieces premade in a regular and a large size, but it is also both copy and mod.

I paired the jewellery with a hair I picked up while Truth still had the sale going (now the new hair textures are out and the prices are back to normal), an old Last Call outfit and another new purchase, the gorgeous Ice skin from Stella di Roccia. Its part of a series of vibrant skins, amazingly affordable at only 150 lindens per skin.