World of Warcraft: How to Get the Most Out of Jewelry Making

There are six different raw epic gems in World of Warcraft: Ametrines, Cardinal Rubies, King’s Amber, Eye of Zuls, Dreadstones, and Majestic Zircons. Some of these rough gems, when cut by a jeweler, produce huge amounts of gold. There is no reason for you to sell your valuable stones for less than they are worth. In this short guide, you will find the best selling gem cuts to make and get the most out of them.

Cardinal Rubies – This is the most important gem in the game and is used by almost every character in the game. It is an overwhelmingly powerful gem for melee classes and ranged classes. I suggest you cut this gem into one of the following three cuts: fractured, bold, or rune.

King’s Amber – A gem highly valued by paladin healers, tanks, and players who enjoy player versus player (PvP) play. Cut this gem thick, majestic and brilliant.

Dreadstone – This stone is not highly valued by players, however, this does not mean that you cannot benefit greatly from cutting this gem into one of the following: sovereign, brilliant, purified, regal, or powerful for all those players who insist that they should match the color of the gem lace on your outfit.

Ametrine – A gem highly valued by any melee class in the game. Cut this gem only in inscriptions because it is not a very popular gem among other classes.

Majestic Zircon – Only two different types of players value this gem: Tanks and PvPers. Fortunately, the spectrum of demand available is wide. Cut this gem into stormy or solid.

Eye of Zul: This is possibly the most hated gem in the entire game! People just don’t like the statistics this game provides. However, this is the gem that I try to capitalize on the most due to its cost and availability. Cut this down to: Durables or Seers for in-game tanks and launchers!