Jewelry smithing

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Description

Jewelry is primarily used for selling to traders and sacrificing at altars for favor. Some of the jewelry made can be worn. Jewelry smithing primarily uses gold and silver lumps.

Items

See also Category:Jewelry smithing items

Jewelry

Item	Weight	Anvil size	Material
Altar	5.0 kg	large	gold, silver
Ball	0.3 kg	small	gold, silver, iron, copper, lead, brass, steel
Birdcage	10.0 kg	n/a	brass
Bowl	0.3 kg	large	gold, silver, iron, copper, bronze, steel
Bracelet	0.3 kg	small	gold, silver
Candelabra	2.5 kg	small	gold, silver, iron, copper
Chain (jewelry)	0.1 kg	small	gold, silver
Necklace	0.1 kg	small	gold, silver
Pendulum	0.4 kg	n/a	determined by material of the ball
Ring	0.05 kg	small	gold, silver
Statuette	1.0 kg	small	gold, silver

Note: Jewelry chains and balls cannot be sold to a trader

Favor&Price (2011 Feb 22)

Gold and Silver are not the same, neither in terms of favor nor money, so they're put in separate groups.
Some decimals have been omitted as the test wasn't perfect (some extra QL decimals for the items etc), but this should be a good approximation of the actual values.

Gold QL40

Item	Get Price (s)	Trader Offer (s)	Approx Favor
Statuette of deity	1.67	13.23	32
Statuette	0.81	6.42	16
Candelbra	0.8	6.37	16
Necklace	0.56	4.43	11
Ring	0.4	3.17	8

Silver QL40

Item	Get Price (s)	Trader Offer (s)	Approx Favor
Statuette of deity	1.32	10.51	26
Statuette	0.65	5.21	13
Candelbra	0.64	5.12	13
Necklace	0.45	3.57	9
Ring	0.32	2.55	6

The Base Price page has formulas and a more elaborate explanation of the relationship between favor and get price. Two useful approximation are:

1. 1/5 of get price (coppers) equals one favor;
2. 7/4 of get price equals offered price.

Notes

• Gold and silver lumps weigh 0.1kg whereas iron weighs 1.0kg
• Gold jewelry is the most valuable, followed by silver and last iron

Titles

• Goldsmith at 50 skill
• Renowned Goldsmith at 70 skill
• Midas Touch at 90 skill