A small hand-sized silver bell recovered through direct delivery by Muninn during routine conservatory activities. The object displays extensive age wear and heavily eroded spiral carvings across the outer surface. Despite significant weathering the bell remains structurally intact and produces intermittent auditory phenomena despite no observed physical activation. The bell was recovered following discovery of preserved black flower jars labeled 'for calming after the bells' suggesting a historical relationship to recurring bell-related archive events. During initial observation faint ringing was reportedly perceived despite the object remaining stationary. No mechanical source has yet been identified. The bell has been photographed sketched and transferred to controlled observation storage pending further investigation. Preservation priority assigned due to possible connection with recurring alignment cycles and bell manifestations documented throughout archive records.