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The importance of the pendant came into play at the [[Millennial Fair]] in [[1000 AD]]. It reacts to the space-time distortion field caused by the [[Telepod]]s created by [[Lucca]], opening a [[Gate]] through time and sending Marle 400 years into the past, leaving the pendant on the Telepod floor. [[Crono]] takes up the pendant and takes the same journey into the past.

Crono is accused of stealing Marle's Pendant if he snatches it up before making sure Marle is unhurt in the Millennial Fair after they bump into each other. Also, [[Melchior]] asks Crono to convince Marle to sell her pendant to him at the [[Millennial Fair]] in [[Leene Square]] in [[1000 A.D.]] If Crono agrees (although the pendant will never be sold to Melchior) it will be used as evidence against him in the trial for Marle's alleged kidnap. The fact that Melchior asks for the pendant indicates that, after he was cast out of Zeal after the events at the [[Ocean Palace]], he was aware that the Princess's necklace would transport him back to his own time so he could prevent [[Queen Zeal]] from exploiting Schala's power and ultimately harnessing the power of [[Lavos]]. Because he was aware of this, it is likely that he played a role in either its creation or how it moved from Schala's hands to that of the Royal Guardian Family.  

 

Pendants open Sealed Doors and Sealed Chests throughout time. These are Zeal technologies that survived the Fall of Zeal. Inside or beyond them are rare and useful items. Most notably are vests that absorb color magic. First, Crono must charge it using the Mammon Machine while it still resides in [[Zeal Palace]]. Charging the Pendant also grants access to the Throne Room. Once its former power is restored, the main quest advances.