Jewelcrafting is the newest profession added to World of Warcraft in The Burning Crusade expansion. It is focused on crafting Rings, Trinkets, and Gems – new items that can be placed in your equipment with sockets for permanent buffs. Like any other profession, Jewelcrafting offers unique perks in the form of Bind on Pickup (BoP) Gems that are stronger than their regular counterparts and can only be used by the player who crafted them.
The best secondary profession for Jewelcrafters is Mining. Using the Prospecting skill on the collected ore destroys the stack and gives Raw Gems, the main material for Jewelcrafters. Offset parts like Rings and Trinkets are crafted from regular ore and other byproducts of Mining.
Raw Gems can also be mined from ore deposits in Outland. There are 3 main types of deposits in WoW TBC:
Jewelcrafters can opt to level up Mining and farm the materials themselves or buy them from the Auction House.
Each Raw and crafted Gem has a color that determines what stats it’ll have after the cutting process. There are 6 different types of colors available in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade:
There are also special Meta Gems that are socketed into helmets and provide powerful buffs:
Meta Gems can be used by all classes, not only Jewelcrafters, and are in high demand for all players. They require a specific set of regular stones in your equipment (for example, “2 blue stones are required”) for the bonus to work.
Jewelcrafting Profession in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade is an excellent way to farm gold and optimize your stats and equipment. You can purchase the ore on the Auction House and recraft it into gems for profits without spending hours on farming deposits.
Buying Jewelcrafting Profession Boost guarantees you’ll skip all the grind, all the way to skill level 375. Start farming Gold and dominating both PvE and PvP right away. And for your secondary profession slot, we suggest picking Engineering for the best results.