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Template:Gems Not counting one-off items like the Arcane Focus, there are two types of gems: skill-based resource gems and loot-based common gems.

Resource Gems

Resource gems are earned by grandmaster or better anglers, lumberjacks, and miners while they are plying their respective trades. Resource-based gems have a flat chance of being discovered on each successful attempt to fish, chop wood, or mine. There is a 0.6% chance of fishing/lumberjacking/mining up a gem.

For miners, the gem type is totally random - it's not affected by the underlying ore. There is an equal chance of getting any of the six gem types.

Mining Name Obtained From File:Ecru citrine.jpg Ecru Citrine Any mountain, 100 Mining File:Perfect emerald.jpg Perfect Emerald Any mountain, 100 Mining File:Turquoise.jpg Turquoise Any mountain, 100 Mining File:Blue diamond.jpg Blue Diamond Any mountain, 100 Mining File:Dark sapphire.jpg Dark Sapphire Any mountain, 100 Mining File:Fire ruby.jpg Fire Ruby Any mountain, 100 Mining

Lumberjacking Name Obtained From File:Brilliant amber.jpg Brilliant Amber Any tree, 100 Lumberjacking (Rare)

Fishing Name Obtained From White Pearl 80+ Fishing

Common Gems While some are required for certain crafted items, common gems are largely collected with an eye towards selling them for profit. When sold to NPC vendors, commom gems have five levels of values, as follows: Name Value Amber Citrine Approximately 50 Gold Ruby Tourmaline Approximately 75 Gold Amethyst Emerald Sapphire Approximately 100 Gold Star Sapphire Approximately 125 Gold Diamond Approximately 200 Gold See Also Five on Friday - August 10, 2007 Mining