Placing a glamour on an simple object

[Lazoth]

Can anyone point to the rules and costs on placing a glamour on an object (say a piece of jewellery) so that it appears as another object of similar size?

What I'm looking at doing is taking an insignia and placing a glamour on it so it just looks like a normal necklace piece but can be revealed or concealed with the command word.

If it also happens to not radiate magic that would be awesome, if not a permanent Mask Dweomer or Magic Aura to hide it.

[Ciaran Barnes]

Hat of disguise is an inexpensive magic item, but that's for an entire outfit. I can't see this enchantment costing a lot. Is there a cantrip that would work?

[Lazoth]

Not that I have found.
I already have a hat of disguise but this is for something that I may need to take on and off

[Bizbag]

This is essentially a hat of disguise with a more limited scope; it only affects the item itself, not the wearer, and doesn't offer a skill boost. The spell used to craft it would also be Disguise Self, but it might only cost, say, 600 gold.

[Lazoth]

So basically talk to GM.
Would something similar to the weapon property glamoured but at a reduced price since its not for a weapon?

[Splendor]

I would say Permanent Image would fit the bill. Hiring a Spellcaster to cast the spell would cost 660gp.

Quote:

By concentrating, you can move the image within the limits of the range, but it is static while you are not concentrating.

You concentrate for a moment and move the image so what is underneath it can be revealed.

As for not showing up under detect magic. Enchant it with a Magic Aura spell. Have it enchanted that once per day you must speak a command word and the magic on the amulet it affected as per the magic aura spell. This enchantment would cost 360 gold (1st level spell * first level caster * 1800 * once per day) (1*1*1800*.2)

So the item costs a total of 1020 gold (which is really too expensive), so just use a Pathfinder's pouch instead and hide your amulet in it, along with all your secret documents in it.

[aceDiamond]

Veil would work well for this sort of thing, but brings up it's own problems.