Master JEWEL CRAFT List for EverQuest

There are three things involved in improving Jewelry Status:

Some metal to form the shape of whatever it is you are making (Silver, Electrum, Gold, Platinum, and the new metal recently discovered on Vellius)
A Gem to add flair to your ornament (Common [Lower Class or Upper Class] and the Rare Gems)
An Enchanter friend (Or be an enchanter yourself)

There are three things involved in Status:

Sex
Money
Cats

The last steps (respectively) are optional, and only used when making magically enhanced jewelry, or impressing the lady-friends.

Now, I’ll go on to explain why you will be choosing what metals and gemstones. These numbers will be in reference to the list of implements in the foremost section.

The metal that you choose will act as a starting point for the statistics you will be adding to the item through the Gem. Starting with silver (least pure), through Electrum (Less Pure), and through Gold (More Pure), and ending with Platinum (Most Pure). The Metal of a jewelry item is a thing about which you should think rather long, as some of the metal bars are rather expensive (Platinum Bar = 100+pp) and the more expensive the metal, the more difficult the piece will be to create. I’ve created some lists to let you know the prices and qualities of each type of metal…though as with all lists in the guide (except the second list above), it is by no means comprehensive.
The Gem you use when creating your work will decide what statistics the item will affect when created using enchanted metal (Non-Enchanted items are just pretty to look at and the materials used do not affect the stats in any way, except trading them off to some chump who thinks they are enchanted and then goes off to fight enemies fifteen levels higher than themselves). Usually, the more expensive the gem, the better statistics you’ll have when wearing a piece of jewelry that has been created using that gem. The lower class gems give roughly half of the benefits of the rare gems. This is a nice balancing factor as the rarest of gems are found by killing (or looting) high level NPCs. If you’re not one of the hard-core-go-get-‘em types, you should plan on forking out a LOT of cash for these babies (Almost so much that it’s not worth it to create the jewelry for sale.) Check out the lists for what each gem does when put to an enchanted bar by a master Jeweler.
Enchanters are best suited to be jewelers because they are the only ones in Norrath capable of enchanting the metal used in Jewel Craft. Enchanters enchant. And Enchanters are enchanting. If you can enchant and you are not an enchanter, consider yourself blessed to have a defective copy of EverQuest. If you are NOT an enchanter, (Like me: Human, Bard) I suggest finding a nice enchanter and becoming buddy buddy with him/her. The metal enchantment spells are located in only one place in all of Norrath. This place is the Library in the Darkness of Neriak. The Dark Elves have taken it upon themselves to conduct the only study on the enchanting of metals. So if you aren’t a Dark Elf, I suggest you wait until you can get a disguise spell (Level 12 Enchanter) or other means of surviving the trek into this evil place. Or, if your defective copy of EverQuest also granted you the spells from Level 1, make a killing before taunting the GM’s.

Increasing Your Skill

Some (more) things to thing…er…think about when starting a Jewel craft trade:

Don’t Enchant – Don’t worry about enchanting the metal bars with which you are practicing; it will just add downtime between attempts while you wait for more mana (or more money to pay your enchanter “friend”). Just create the items you can and sell them back to a vendor at a loss (Or find high-level people who are role-playing and need an engagement ring or wedding band for a ceremony. This is basically the only time anyone will ever want to buy jewelry from you without enchantments in place).
Charisma – As with any trade, Charisma will allow you to go farther with the money you have available by lowering your cost at the vendors (It’s high anyway; why pay more? And why aren’t you?), and will raise your sell value back to them. This will enable you to get more attempts in before you go flat broke (Which you will).
Intelligence – This is the Statistic that decrees how quickly you will learn your skills. Once again, this will lower your cost, as you will have to attempt fewer times. If you have a low intelligence, I highly recommend turning now to the “Brewing” section.
Wisdom – Having a high Wisdom will make you use the full potential of the skills you already possess. This means that you will have more success and less failure when creating items (keep in mind that your skill level is still the determining factor in Trade Skills though)

There are two approaches to raising skill depending on when you start.

If you start early without much money you will want to max your skill to 21 at the guild with practice points. After this you have to make items to raise skill. Spend time killing things and selling the items you receive for money with which to spend on jewelry supplies.
If on the other hand you have some money already, you may want the minimum 1 skill to begin your trade, and save practice points for later in life.

Below, I’ve got the in-game jewel craft manual transcript for your perusal.

Transcript of The Legacy of Jewel Craft

(We, the authors of the Guide, shamelessly stole this because, well, one of us was rather new to the game and thought this was fairly good reading. It will not be corrected, but will be commented on throughout by noting the {} shaped brackets. The brackets, like our thoughts you will note, are curved and pointed.)

This technique is the legacy of jewel craft Master Srettib, who was able to draw upon the force of mineral essence. His passion for working with the rarest and most beautiful stones quickly lead him to concoct a firm setting to ensure the precious stones would not be lost (as was often the case with previous wire techniques). His artistic genius not only led him to create molding settings, but enabled him to convoke the latent magical powers within stones and externalize them. He coupled stones with various metals to control the outcome of the powers he unleashed. {Except the one that killed him. Diamonds, when combined with gold, are known to unleash a power in a woman called “birthing”, and this caused Srettib to be unfortunately suddenly and inexplicably separated from EverQuest altogether.}

Every jewel crafter learns Srettib's techniques, and in homage to his memory, all other forms of jewel craft have been abandoned.

Jewel Craft Master Srettib's Instructions:

All jewelry carries a unique charm. Exquisite stones placed in the finest crafted settings, are more likely to release the force of mineral essence. Try various combinations. Combine any stone with any metal to create unique jewelry {or combine unique stones with unique metals to create any jewelry}. Precious stones are generally cut {as most jewels tend to be} so that they will reflect the most light. Other stones may be tumbled for a smooth surface or left untumbled if they have an interesting shape {as some jewels from certain countries tend to be}. Pearls and crystals are generally left natural. Use the molds in your jewelry kit and pour melted metal into the mold, allow it to cool and remove the metal from the mold. To add cut stones, carve a pronged cup mold so that the prongs are down and the base of the cup is at the top. Weld the base of the cup to the top of the ring, bracelet, etc. Insert the stone into the cup and carefully bend down the prongs to trap the stone. To add odd shaped untumbled stones, custom carve a mold to fit the stone with bottom of the cup at the bottom of the mold. Pour a small amount of melted metal into the mold and immediately insert the stone. Allow to cool and remove from the mold.

(Not so) Trivial Chart

Use the following chart as a guide when learning jewel craft to decide when to move on to the next practice gem, unless you like wasting money, which some people feel compelled to do in EverQuest.

*This gem:*	*Combined with silver, is trivial at:*	*Combined with electrum, is trivial at:*	*Combined with gold, is trivial at:*
Malachite	Practice points cover these trivial levels.	74	146
Lapis Lazuli		76	148
Turquoise		79	151
Hermatite		82	154
Cat’s Eye Agate	22	84	156
Bloodstone	26	87	159
Onyx	28	90	162
Jasper	30	92	164
Carnelian	31	95	167
Star Rose Quartz	Does not currently give a trivial message at any level of skill.
Amber	35	100	172
Jade	40	106	178
Pearl	42	108	180
Topaz	44	111	183
Peridot	46	115	185
Emerald	48	118	188
Opal		120	191
Star Ruby			199

NOTES FOR THE (NOT SO) TRIVIAL CHART:

Star Rose Quartz has an excessively high failure rate
Platinum jewelry is never trivial.

A good city for Jewel Crafting is Kelethin, as the Metal vendor and both common AND rare jewel merchants are only one platform away (Check the maps). Although if you’re not very well liked by the “Light” races, you might want to choose a subtler Locale. I’ve heard that Erudin is a nice place to go if Both Qeynos AND Freeport hate you (But keep in mind that you might get lonely, as no one ever goes to Erudin and stays). I’ve been told that there is a Jem Shop, Metal Vendor, AND a Bank on the bottom floor of Erudin Palace. (Not sure–I’ve only been there in passing) Now before you do anything, you might want to save up your practice points and put as many as possible into your Jewel Craft skill (21 is the max at the trainers).

Let’s get started. You'll want to purchase a jewel kit at the vendor, and if they don't sell one at the jewelers, the metal vendor should have one. From that point you'd want to buy a few stacks (60 bars or 3 Stacks) of silver, and then return to the gem vendor. Buy a number of Cat’s Eye Agates (Those starting out at a lower skill level than 21, might want o consider using the lower gems [Malachite] to start off with), depending on what your skill is when you start your Jewel Craft (remember that you’ll be working with silver until your skill is nearly 50. Now, don’t go and buy 60 Cat’s Eyes, you’ll only be working with them until 22) you might also want to buy a couple of backpacks to hold your finished products as the jewelry does NOT stack. (This will keep you from making too many trips back to the vendors.)

Now, let’s get started with the fun part. Go find somewhere nice and out of the way and take a seat (if you’re in Erudin this should be easy, NOBODY EVER goes there, it’s the loneliest city I’ve ever been in). Click on a bar of silver (CTRL-Click), then click it in the kit, and the same for the Gem, then click combine. (If you need help with this step, reread and try again. If you STILL need help, please return the game to wherever you bought it for a full refund; we don’t need your kind on the servers.) If you fail, then do it again, if you succeed, put it in a backpack (If you started with less that 21 skill in Jewel Craft, don’t be discouraged you will fail more often, but still gain skill points). Eventually your skill will go up to 22. Congratulations, It's now trivial to you (supposedly), so move on to the next gem using the trivial chart.

Refer to the Quicker Way to Raise Trade Skill Level in the central Trade Skills Notes now if you wish.

Following my instructions, you'll eventually fill up your inventory full of your jewelry, so what do you do? Sell them back to a vendor. Continue this until you're completely broke (Like I did, stupidly, then had to beg for food), or your skill is around 48.

At this point, you'll notice a large gap in the Trivial Chart... Silver Emerald trivial at 48, Silver Ruby at 75, and Electrum Malachite at 74. It’s going to get tougher from here for a while, seeing as you’re going to attempt to create something with a skill level of 74. (For those of you who started with less skill points this should be familiar). Yes, that’s right I said 74. Why not 75 like the Silver/Ruby skill? Because it’s too stinking expensive that’s why! Now why would you want to pay over 80pp an attempt to get Silver Ruby trivial? You don't, not for 30-some levels anyway! Go with the 3pp attempts on Electrum malachite, now this will cost you a lot of money, but not as much as if you worked with rubies. You need to go exchange all the silver you have left (if any) for some Electrum Bars, and then buy more electrum (You’ll be here for awhile, you’re going to need a LOT of Electrum). This will keep you busy until your skill is about 74. You've now "mastered" silver jewelry (Wow, WhoopdeeDoo, you’re King of the Mundane). Every silver item you make from this point should be trivial to you, with the exception of the bugged ones.

At this point you'll want to continue climbing the trivial charts just like you did with silver, until your skill hits 118. You'll then have to do another metal conversion to gold (hey, now your rolling), only this time the metal is 10+pp a bar (Depending on Charisma, but this is the basic figure), this is where you'll lose the most money and get discouraged, but if you hang on, it can be worth it. From that point, ride the trivial chart up to skill 188.

This is roughly the point that even the most stubborn and sodden jewelers leave off at. With a skill of 188, you should be able to make platinum jewelry with a failure rate of roughly 40% of the time, which is kind of costly, but worth it. Once I get around to raising my Jewelry skill a bit more, I’ll update this, but until then, good luck!

Now for the good part, some people neglect to see the simple and immediate values in jewel crafting. For example, a Silvered Sapphire necklace is +4 str AND +4 int, now THAT’S a nice piece of jewelry to own (Remember to enchant or have your bars enchanted BEFORE you make the jewelry). You can charge other players (You know, those NON-Jeweler types) up to 200pp for these lovely pieces of Magical Art. Your jewel craft skill only needs to be 74 to make these, and the profit can then be turned to increasing your skill even more!

And now… THE CHARTS

*Tools*	*Approximate Cost*
Jewelry Kit	1p
Legacy of Jewelcraft	2g

*Metal Bars*	*Approximate Cost*
Silver	5g
Electrum	3p
Gold	11p
Platinum	105p

*Gems*	*Property*	*Approximate Cost*
Malachite	Poison Resistance	5s
Lapis Lazuli	Disease Resistance	1g
Turquoise	Cold Resistance	1g
Hematite	Fire Resistance	2g
Wolf's Eye Agate	Magic Resistance	3p
Cat’s Eye Agate	Charisma	2g
Bloodstone	Stamina	5g
Onyx	Dexterity	7g
Jasper	Wisdom	8g
Carnelian	Agility	9g
Star Rose Quartz	Intelligence	2p
Amber	Strength	3p
Jade	Mana, Hit Points, and Armor Class	4p
Pearl	Poison Resistance and Armor Class	5p
Topaz	Disease Resistance and Armor Class	6p
Peridot	Cold Resistance and Armor Class	11p
Emerald	Fire Resistance and Armor Class	14p
Opal	Stamina and Agility	18p
Black Pearl	Dexterity and Agility	Loot Only
Ruby Note: This should not be confused with a Ruby Pendant, which looks identical.	Strength and Wisdom	132p
Sapphire	Strength and Intelligence	105p
Star Ruby	Dexterity and Charisma	69p
Fire Emerald	Strength and Dexterity	90p
Fire Opal Note: You may purchase this gem from Genni in the Temple of Solusek Ro. For every 550 gold pieces you give her, she will give you a gem. Keep in mind that you MUST give her gold. If you give her platinum, all you will receive in return is a "thank you."	Hit Points and Armor Class	550g
Black Sapphire	Hit Points and Mana	Loot Only
Jacinth	Magic Resistance and Armor Class	Loot Only
Diamond	Fire, Disease, Cold, Poison, and Magic Resistance	Loot Only

*Other Gems/Stones Not Used in Jewelry*	*Property*	*Approximate Cost*
Lightstone	Light Source	9g
Greater Lightstone	Light Source	4p 2g
Harvest Crystal	Summon Food	1p 1g
Spring Crystal	Summon Drink	2g
Aquamarine	—	1p

Combine this gem:

With 1 enchanted silver bar to create:

With 1 enchanted electrum bar to create:

With 1 enchanted gold bar to create:

With 1 enchanted platinum bar to create:

Malachite

Silver Malachite Ring
Poison +2

Electrum Malachite Bracelet
Poison +3

Gold Malachite Bracelet
Poison +5

Platinum Malachite Ring
Poison +7

Lapis Lazuli

Silver Lapis Lazuli Necklace
Disease +2

Electrum Lapis Lazuli Earring
Disease +3

Gold Lapis Lazuli Earring
Disease +5

Platinum Lapis Lazuli Necklace
Disease +7

Turquoise

Silver Turquoise Bracelet
Cold +2

Electrum Turquoise
Engagement Ring
Cold +3

Gold Turquoise Engagement Ring
Cold +5

Platinum Turquoise Bracelet
Cold +7

Hermatite

Silver Hermatite Ring
Fire +2

Electrum Hermatite Choker
Fire +4

Gold Hermatite Necklace
Fire +7

Platinum Hermatite Ring
Fire +7

Wolf's Eye Agate

Silver Wolf's Eye Necklace
Magic +4

Electrum Wolf's Eye Bracelet
Magic +4

Gold Wolf's Eye Agate Bracelet
Magic +7

Platinum Wolf's Eye Agate Necklace
Magic +9

Cat’s Eye Agate

Silver Cat's Eye Agate Necklace
Charisma +3

Electrum Cat's Eye Agate Bracelet
Charisma +4

Gold Cat's Eye Agate Bracelet
Charisma +7

Platinum Cat's Eye Agate Necklace
Charisma +9

Bloodstone

Silver Bloodstone Earring
Stamina +2

Electrum Bloodstone Necklace
Stamina +3

Gold Bloodstone Necklace
Stamina +5

Platinum Bloodstone Earring
Stamina +6

Onyx

Silver Onyx Bracelet
Dexterity +2

Electrum Onyx Pendant
Dexterity +3

Gold Onyx Necklace
Dexterity +5

Platinum Onyx Bracelet
Dexterity +6

Jasper

Silver Jasper Ring
Wisdom +2

Electrum Jasper Earring
Wisdom +2

Gold Jasper Earring
Wisdom +3

Platinum Jasper Ring
Wisdom +6

Carnelian

Silver Carnelian Wedding Ring
Agility +2

Electrum Carnelian
Wedding Ring
Agility +3

Gold Carnelian Wedding Ring
Agility +5

Platinum Carnelian Wedding Ring
Agility +7

Star Rose Quartz

Silver Rose Engagement Ring
Intelligence +2

Electrum Star Amulet
Intelligence +2

Gold Star Amulet
Intelligence +4

Platinum Rose Engagement Ring
Intelligence +4

Amber

Silver Amber Ring
Strength +2

Electrum Amber Earring
Strength +1

Gold Amber Earring
Strength +3

Platinum Amber Ring
Strength +4

Jade

Silver Jade Ring
Mana +5
Hit Points +5,
Armor Class +1

Jaded Electrum Bracelet
Mana +10
Hit Points +10
Armor Class +2

Gold Jade Bracelet
Mana +15
Hit Points +15
Armor Class +3

Jaded Platinum Ring
Mana +20
Hit Points +20
Armor Class +4

Pearl

Silvered Pearl Ring
Poison +4
Armor Class +2

Electrum Pearl Choker
Poison +6
Armor Class +3

Gold Pearl Necklace
Poison +5
Armor Class +3

Platinum Pearl Ring
Poison +10
Armor Class +4

Topaz

Silver Topaz Necklace
Disease +5
Armor Class +3

Electrum Topaz Earring
Disease +5
Armor Class +2

Gold Topaz Earring
Disease +8
Armor Class +3

Platinum Topaz Necklace
Disease +13
Armor Class +5

Peridot

Silver Peridot Ring
Cold +5
Armor Class +2

Electrum Peridot Bracelet
Cold +4
Armor Class +3

Gold Peridot Bracelet
Cold +6
Armor Class +3

Platinum Peridot Ring
Cold +10
Armor Class +4

Emerald

Silver Emerald Ring
Fire +5
Armor Class +2

Electrum Emerald Bracelet
Fire +4
Armor Class +3

Gold Emerald Bracelet
Fire +6
Armor Class +3

Platinum Emerald Ring
Fire +10
Armor Class +4

Opal

Silver Opal Engagement Ring
Stamina +3
Agility +2

Electrum Opal Necklace
Stamina +4
Agility +3

Gold Opal Necklace
Stamina +9
Agility +6

Platinum Opal Ring
Stamina +7
Agility +5

Black Pearl

Silver Black
Pearl Ring
Dexterity +3
Agility +3

Electrum Black Pearl Necklace
Dexterity +4
Agility +4

Gold Black Pearl Necklace
Dexterity +7
Agility +7

Platinum Black Pearl Ring
Dexterity +6
Agility +6

Ruby

Silver Ruby Veil
Strength +4
Wisdom +4

Electrum Ruby Ring
Strength +4
Wisdom +2

Gold Ruby Ring
Strength +2
Wisdom +4

Platinum Ruby Veil
Strength +7
Wisdom +7

Sapphire

Silver Sapphire Necklace
Strength +4
Intelligence +4

Electrum Sapphire Earring
Strength +4
Intelligence +2

Gold Sapphire Earring
Strength +2
Intelligence +4

Platinum Sapphire Necklace
Strength +7
Intelligence +7

Star Ruby

Silver Star Ruby Veil
Dexterity +5
Charisma +5

Electrum Star Ruby Ring
Dexterity +5
Charisma +7

Gold Star Ruby Ring
Dexterity +7
Charisma +5

Platinum Star Ruby Veil
Dexterity +9
Charisma +9

Fire Emerald

Slivered Fire Emerald Ring
Strength +3
Dexterity +3

Electrum Fire Emerald Bracelet
Strength +3
Dexterity +5

Gold Fire Emerald Bracelet
Strength +5
Dexterity +3

Fire Emerald
Platinum Ring
Strength +5
Dexterity +5

Fire Opal

Silver Fire
Wedding Ring
Hit Point +30
Armor Class +2

Electrum Fire
Wedding Ring
Hit Point +35
Armor Class +3

Golden Fire
Wedding Ring
Hit Points +45
Armor Class +4

Platinum Fire
Wedding Ring
Hit Points +55
Armor Class +5

Black Sapphire

Black Sapphire Silver Necklace
Hit Points +25
Mana +25

Electrum Black Sapphire Earring
Hit Points +35
Mana +25

Golden Black Sapphire Earring
Hit Points +25
Mana +35

Black Sapphire Platinum Necklace
Hit Points +55
Mana +55

Jacinth

Silver Jacinth Ring
Magic Resist ??
Armor Class ??

Electrum Jacinth Ring
Magic Resist ??
Armor Class ??

Gold Jacinth Ring
Magic Resist +7
Armor Class +3

Platinum Jacinth Ring
Magic Resist +13
Armor Class +3

Diamond

Silver Diamond
Wedding Ring
Fire Resist +3
Disease Resist +3
Cold Resist +3
Poison Resist +3
Magic Resist +3

Electrum Diamond Mask
Fire Resist +5
Disease Resist +10
Cold Resist +5
Poison Resist +10
Magic Resist +3

Golden Diamond Mask
Fire Resist +10
Disease Resist +5
Cold Resist +10
Poison Resist +5
Magic Resist +3

Platinum Diamond
Wedding Ring
Fire Resist +7
Disease Resist +7
Cold Resist +7
Poison Resist +7
Magic Resist +7

Earrings

Lapis Lazuli

Electrum Lapis Lazuli Earring
Disease +3

Gold Lapis Lazuli Earring
Disease +5

Bloodstone

Silver Bloodstone Earring
Stamina +2

Platinum Bloodstone Earring
Stamina +6

Jasper

Electrum Jasper Earring
Wisdom +2

Gold Jasper Earring
Wisdom +3

Amber

Electrum Amber Earring
Strength +1

Gold Amber Earring
Strength +3

Topaz

Electrum Topaz Earring
Disease +5
Armor Class +2

Gold Topaz Earring
Disease +8
Armor Class +3

Sapphire

Electrum Sapphire Earring
Strength +4
Intelligence +2

Gold Sapphire Earring
Strength +2
Intelligence +4

Black Sapphire

Electrum Black Sapphire Earring
Hit Points +35
Mana +25

Gold Black Sapphire Earring
Hit Points +25
Mana +35

Rings

Malachite

Silver Malachite Ring
Poison +2

Platinum Malachite Ring
Poison +7

Turquoise

Electrum Turquoise
Engagement Ring
Cold +3

Gold Turquoise Engagement Ring
Cold +5

Hermatite

Silver Hermatite Ring
Fire +2

Platinum Hermatite Ring
Fire +7

Jasper

Silver Jasper Ring
Wisdom +2

Platinum Jasper Ring
Wisdom +6

Carnelian

Silver Carnelian Wedding Ring
Agility +2

Electrum Carnelian
Wedding Ring
Agility +3

Gold Carnelian Wedding Ring
Agility +5

Platinum Carnelian Wedding Ring
Agility +7

Star Rose Quartz

Silver Rose Engagement Ring
Intelligence +2

Platinum Rose Engagement Ring
Intelligence +4

Amber

Silver Amber Ring
Strength +2

Platinum Amber Ring
Strength +4

Jade

Silver Jade Ring
Mana +5
Hit Points +5,
Armor Class +1

Jaded Platinum Ring
Mana +20
Hit Points +20
Armor Class +4

Pearl

Silvered Pearl Ring
Poison +4
Armor Class +2

Platinum Pearl Ring
Poison +10
Armor Class +4

Opal

Silver Opal Engagement Ring
Stamina +3
Agility +2

Platinum Opal Ring
Stamina +7
Agility +5

Black Pearl

Silver Black
Pearl Ring
Dexterity +3
Agility +3

Platinum Black Pearl Ring
Dexterity +6
Agility +6

Ruby

Electrum Ruby Ring
Strength +4
Wisdom +2

Gold Ruby Ring
Strength +2
Wisdom +4

Star Ruby

Electrum Star Ruby Ring
Dexterity +5
Charisma +7

Gold Star Ruby Ring
Dexterity +7
Charisma +5

Fire Emerald

Sliver Fire Emerald Ring
Strength +3
Dexterity +3

Platinum Fire Emerald Ring
Strength +5
Dexterity +5

Fire Opal

Silver Fire Wedding Ring
Hit Points +30
Armor Class +2

Electrum Fire Wedding Ring
Hit Points +35
Armor Class +3

Gold Fire Wedding Ring
Hit Points +45
Armor Class +4

Platinum Fire Wedding Ring
Hit Points +55
Armor Class +5

Jacinth

Silver Jacinth Ring
Magic Resist ??
Armor Class ??

Electrum Jacinth Ring
Magic Resist ??
Armor Class ??

Gold Jacinth Ring
Magic Resist +7
Armor Class +3

Platinum Jacinth Ring
Magic Resist +13
Armor Class +3

Diamond

Silver Diamond
Wedding Ring
Fire Resist +3
Disease Resist +3
Cold Resist +3
Poison Resist +3
Magic Resist +3

Platinum Diamond
Wedding Ring
Fire Resist +7
Disease Resist +7
Cold Resist +7
Poison Resist +7
Magic Resist +7

Bracelets

Malachite

Electrum Malachite Bracelet
Poison +3

Gold Malachite Bracelet
Poison +5

Turquoise

Silver Turquoise Bracelet
Cold +2

Platinum Turquoise Bracelet
Cold +7

Wolf's Eye Agate

Electrum Wolf's Eye Bracelet
Magic +4

Gold Wolf's Eye Agate Bracelet
Magic +7

Cat’s Eye Agate

Electrum Cat's Eye Agate Bracelet
Charisma +4

Gold Cat's Eye Agate Bracelet
Charisma +7

Onyx

Silver Onyx Bracelet
Dexterity +2

Platinum Onyx Bracelet
Dexterity +6

Jade

Jaded Electrum Bracelet
Mana +10
Hit Points +10
Armor Class +2

Gold Jade Bracelet
Mana +15
Hit Points +15
Armor Class +3

Peridot

Electrum Peridot Bracelet
Cold +4
Armor Class +3

Gold Peridot Bracelet
Cold +6
Armor Class +3

Emerald

Electrum Emerald Bracelet
Fire +4
Armor Class +3

Gold Emerald Bracelet
Fire +6
Armor Class +3

Fire Emerald

Electrum Fire Emerald Bracelet
Strength +3
Dexterity +5

Gold Fire Emerald Bracelet
Strength +5
Dexterity +3

Necklaces

Lapis Lazuli

Silver Lapis Lazuli Necklace
Disease +2

Platinum Lapis Lazuli Necklace
Disease +7

Hermatite

Electrum Hermatite Choker
Fire +4

Gold Hermatite Necklace
Fire +7

Wolf's Eye Agate

Silver Wolf's Eye Necklace
Magic +4

Platinum Wolf's Eye Agate Necklace
Magic +9

Cat’s Eye Agate

Silver Cat's Eye Agate Necklace
Charisma +3

Platinum Cat's Eye Agate Necklace
Charisma +9

Bloodstone

Electrum Bloodstone Necklace
Stamina +3

Gold Bloodstone Necklace
Stamina +5

Onyx

Electrum Onyx Pendant
Dexterity +3

Gold Onyx Necklace
Dexterity +5

Star Rose Quartz

Electrum Star Amulet
Intelligence +2

Gold Star Amulet
Intelligence +4

Pearl

Electrum Pearl Choker
Poison +6
Armor Class +3

Gold Pearl Necklace
Poison +5
Armor Class +3

Topaz

Silver Topaz Necklace
Disease +5
Armor Class +3

Platinum Topaz Necklace
Disease +13
Armor Class +5

Opal

Electrum Opal Necklace
Stamina +4
Agility +3

Gold Opal Necklace
Stamina +9
Agility +6

Black Pearl

Electrum Black Pearl Necklace
Dexterity +4
Agility +4

Gold Black Pearl Necklace
Dexterity +7
Agility +7

Sapphire

Silver Sapphire Necklace
Strength +4
Intelligence +4

Platinum Sapphire Necklace
Strength +7
Intelligence +7

Veils

Ruby

Silver Ruby Veil
Strength +4
Wisdom +4

Platinum Ruby Veil
Strength +7
Wisdom +7

Star Ruby

Silver Star Ruby Veil
Dexterity +5
Charisma +5

Platinum Star Ruby Veil
Dexterity +9
Charisma +9

Diamond

Electrum Diamond Mask
Fire Resist +5
Disease Resist +10
Cold Resist +5
Poison Resist +10
Magic Resist +3

Gold Diamond Mask
Fire Resist +10
Disease Resist +5
Cold Resist +10
Poison Resist +5
Magic Resist +3

Wedding and Engagement Rings

Engagement Rings

Wedding Rings

Electrum Turquoise Engagement Ring

Gold Turquoise Engagement Ring

Silver Rose Engagement Ring

Platinum Rose Engagement Ring

Silver Opal Engagement Ring

Platinum Opal Engagement Ring

Silver Carnelian Wedding Ring

Electrum Carnelian Wedding Ring

Gold Carnelian Wedding Ring

Platinum Carnelian Wedding Ring

Silver Fire Wedding Ring

Electrum Fire Wedding Ring

Golden Fire Wedding Ring

Platinum Fire Wedding Ring

Silver Diamond Wedding Ring

Platinum Diamond Wedding Ring

A Gem in the Rough, Guide to Jewelry Making

(We just added this in because it was on yet another site, and we wish to give you, the viewer, multiple means of doing things so that if one of our methods is wrong, our asses are covered.)

Story of a Dwarven Jeweler

(This is a direct Transcript; I have to apologize for the bad linguistics of this stumpy little Dwarf)

Think this little bauble is a mere trinket? I guarantee that when worn you will be granted the strength of ten Ogre's and this precious little item will grant ye the learning to be quicker of wit then any Erudite. How can this be so? So you want to be a jeweler do ye? Very well. In case you be dull of wit and slow of hand I will start with the basics. First ye need to buy ye a jeweler's kit. This be the life blood of any true jeweler as it contains all the necessary tools a crafter needs. Now that you have yer kit you are ready to begin, right? Well I would recommend you speak with someone wise in his learning on many subjects such as yer guildmaster or me as we can teach ye a few pointers and save some unwanted mistakes that may cause the fool to loose more cash then they care to loose.

Now onto to basics of SILVER!

Find yerself a local merchant, like that cute lass and her sister over at the Jewelbox shop in Qeynos. Ask them about their wares and purchase yerself a bar made of the purest silver, none of that cheap stuff as my apprentices will be more then jeweler hacks, and a malachite stone of the richest color. Carefully and with tender care place the bar and stone into yer jewelers bag. Grab the tools from the kit and go to work on creating the easiest shape possible, a ring(for the slow hit the combine button with the bar and jewel in the kit). With luck ye will have created yer first piece of jewelry, a silvered malachite ring! Marvel at its beauty and depthless. What ye say? Wearing yer precious ring does nothing? Why that's because ye fergot to add the most important ingredient to the mix... magic. Aye this is now where the hard part comes in, unless ye dabble in the mystic realms or the enchanter arts, which as a jeweler I highly recommend, an enchanter will need to be found with the time, proper spells, and willingness to help.

Since I do dabble a bit in the mystic arts let me see one of yer bars of pure silver. There yah go. Now let us make that same ring you made earlier again this time with an enchanted bar of silver. Just place the bar with the malachite into the kit and go to work. If you are skilled enough the magic within the bar of silver will pull out the true mystical properties of the malachite stone. Ahh fine job, ye have now created a lovely silver malachite ring that will make there wearer less likely to feel the ill effects of any poison, 'cept the kind of poison brewers make fer us.

If yer still interested in the art of crafting jewelry ye need to spend a lot of time on it. Practice in silver with a stone until you feel that working a particular gem into silver is no longer worthy of your skill (again for the slow of wit after malachite becomes trivial for you start working with silver and the next expensive gem lapis).

Yer a little low on cash? What to do with all your wonderful creations? I need not spell this out but I will SELL THEM!!! Silver jewelry tends to be hard to sell since no matter how pure the silver it can not bring out the true potential of the gem it is worked with. Ye can try selling any piece of jewelry created back to any vendor in any town but like all vendors, they are there to make profit and will never give the full price back on any jewelry created, although they price can come quite close to the total material costs. Now adventurers, of which abound in the world of Norrath, will sometimes pay handsomely for a well crafted piece of magical jewelry that suits their needs. Ask around I'm sure you will find willing customers who will pay good prices on jewelry.

Once yer skill is high enough (around 45 which is about the time silver and jade become trivial to make) it's time to move on to the next level, electrum. Why move on to electrum now when there are still more gems out there to work on with silver that are still more difficult? Simple economics young one. Although yer skills are improving ye are not a master yet. Ye can still make mistakes and loose the materials of whatever ye were trying to create. Losing an expensive Ruby which is over hundredth times the cost of a bar of electrum and malachite is much worse. And since you learn from yer mistakes, might as well make yer mistakes in a less costly fashion. Electrum being a purer metal, and much harder to wrought, will also produce finer items then what could be achieved in silver. Also the cost per making a piece of jewelry goes up as well. Switching to electrum can also be very costly and most of yer attempts will go awry in the beginning. My apprentices stick with it though, for I teach no slouches. Since electrum produces better jewelry then silver, ye will find many more customers beating a path to yer door wanting some wondrous bauble they can take home.

To increase yer skills as a jeweler in electrum, just like in silver, ye must continue to work up with more costly and richer gem stones. But once you have mastered the Peridot, it is time to move on... to gold (your skill will be about 100 and you will now be considered a master jeweler). Ahhh gold! The master of all greed! Few jewelers attain the skill to master electrum let alone attempt to master gold. Ye may now be a master jeweler in yer own right but yer learning is far from done. Gold can be very costly and very rewarding as it will bring out even more of the potential of any gemstone placed in it, after being magically enchanted to do so that is. Just like before if you wish to master gold you must continue to start with the cheapest of the gems and move up to the hardest. And just like switching from silver to electrum, switching from electrum to gold will be costly, time consuming, and will very rarely lead to any results until ye learn enough from yer mistakes to truly understand gold (and just like switching off after silver/jade to electrum, switching off to gold after electrum/Peridot will be much more cost effective in the long run the losing 100+ plat on sapphires and rubies per try compared with 12+ with gold/malachite).

Finally when ye have reach the skill to master making gold and sapphire's into a most marvelous earring, it is time to move on to the pinnacle of all metals and a height which few ever achieve, platinum (a skill of about 165). As I said before, few ever reach it here and as such you are no longer my apprentice but a peer and true jeweler in yer own right. By now many across the land will come to know yer name and the beautiful things you can create. By now all the things have I taught you should keep ye well until none can surpass yer level of expertise (a skill of 200). I now move onto a new apprentice.

--Viscar jeweler in many realms.