The following list details the various types of gemstones found in Mizahar. Each individual gem entry will contain the gem's name, a brief description, the type of location it is most commonly found in, how common it is, its hardness, common uses, its value, any special names/nicknames it may have and finally what sort of special abilities may be drawn from it through the use of Mele, the Gnosis of Semele, Goddess of Gems.
Hardness is rated between 1 (softest) and 10 (hardest).
Gem Availability ranges: Very Common, Common, Uncommon, Very Uncommon, Rare, Very Rare, Legendary. The more common a gem is, the easier it is to find. An availability of Rare and above means that the likelihood of finding such a gem is quite low and in order to acquire one, quests may be required. Legendary availability is found only through Quests AND with HD approval.
Note that the final value of a gem is affected by its size as well as whether it is raw/rough or clean/clear. When a gem gets to a certain size, the value increases significantly just as the availability decreases. In the case of Availability, a +1 would increase the Availability of a gem by one state. For example, a common gem between 6-10 carats would have an availability of Uncommon with a +1. If a common gem was 11-20 carats, it would become Very Uncommon with a +2. If a common gem were 21+ carats, it would become Rare with a +3. If a gem's availability would be increased beyond Legendary through increasing the number of carats, that size of gem is impossible to find.
 | Agate, Banded
Description: This lovely variety of agate is easily recognized by the bands of color infusing it. It comes in every color known and the bands can be contrasting as well as matching colors.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 6.5 - 7
Common Uses : This gemstone is fairly common throughout Mizahar. Popular in decorating and ornamentation, the banded agate is one of the most beautiful unassuming stones around.
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough) 6 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1.5 GM per Carat
Other Names/Nicknames: Friendstone
Special Abilities: None.
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 | Agate, Black
Description: This dark colored stone bares small streaks and patterns of white or off-white coloring. The majority of the stone however is dark grey to black in color.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 6.5 - 7
Common Uses : This gemstone is fairly common throughout Mizahar. It is popular among those engaging in the art of massage and healing. It is also popular in decorating and ornamentation.
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough), 6 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished), 1.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: TBA
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Blood
Description: This stone is deep red in color with occasional splashes of varying shades of red mixed in.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 6.5 - 7
Common Uses : Blood agates have a number of uses in the art of massage and healing. Some cultures use the blood agate in various ceremonies and rituals. It is also popular in decorating and ornamentation.
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough), 6 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished), 1.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: TBA
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Blue Lace
Description: A light blue stone with delicate bands in a wavy pattern or lace-like arrangement.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 6.5 -7
Common Uses : As with most agates, the blue-lace agate is popular in decorating and ornamentation but also finds strong use in massage and physical healing.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: TBA
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Common
Description: Agates come in many colors with numerous designs. While some follow specific themes that allow the stone to be lent to certain classifications, others are not so uniform. These stones come in almost any color with countless patterns that otherwise cannot be placed into a specific type of agate.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Common
Hardness : 6.5 - 7
Common Uses : The common agate is one of the most popular stones used in decoration and ornamentation thanks to its availability and great variety.
Value: 1 SM per Carat (Rough) 3 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 SM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: TBA
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Coral
Description:Coral Agate isn't a true agate. It is formed when pieces of dead coral are combined with mineral deposits to form a stone with properties similar to agate but containing fossilized organics. Because of this, coral agate looks like agate with distinctive multicolored coral patterns.
Location:Coastal areas of Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Only common among coastal areas where it is more available, coral agate is primarily used for decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: Laviku's Tear
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Feather
Description:Feather Agate is similar to coral agate in that it is made up of agate combined with fossilized marine organisms. This creates a unique feather pattern minus the actual feathers. These patterns are more noticeable when an otherwise mundane looking stone is split open.
Location:Coastal areas of Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Only common among coastal areas where it is more available, feather agate is primarily used for decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames:Sea Wing
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Fire
Description:
Fire Agates have beautiful iridescent rainbow colors that resemble multicolored flames.
Location: Near volcanic landforms
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Rare except for around the rim of a volcano where it is Uncommon, fire agate is most often found as decoration and ornamentation especially among followers of Ivak.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames:Ivak's Blood
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Landscape
Description:Landscape Agate is a rare agate with patterns that resemble various types of natural landscapes such as trees, flowers, etc. It is said to be formed during the time when Caiyha first walked the world creating nature. Where she stepped, landscape agate was formed.
Location: Secluded areas of wild nature
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Landscape Agate is primarily used for decoration and ornamentation among followers of Caiyha though its rarity makes it difficult to come by.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: Nature's Mark
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Moss
Description: Moss agate is of the white variety with green inclusions that resemble moss. The colors are formed due to trace amounts of metal present as an impurity, such as chrome or iron.
Location:Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Moss Agate is primarily used for decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 2 SM per Carat (Rough) 6 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Tree
Description:Tree Agate is white with green branch-like veins.
Location:Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Tree Agate is primarily used for decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough) 9 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames:Branch Agate
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Agate, Turritella
Description:Turritella Agate is a rock which does indeed contain numerous high-spired snail shells. This gives it its shell-like appearance.
Location:The Suvan Sea
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Turritella Agate is primarily used for decoration and ornamentation
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough) 9 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames:Shell Agate
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Akalite
Description: Akalite is deep blue with black veins coursing through it. The stone was called Akalite named after the Akalak people whose deep blue skin it mimics. Akalite is found only in the region surrounding the city of Riverfall.
Location:Riverfall Surrounds
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 7
Common Uses : Akalite is used for all manner of decoration and ornamentation with many statues and other carvings being most common in and around Riverfall.
Value: 9 GM per Carat (Rough) 27 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 45 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames:None Specific
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Alaheaite
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 | Alexanderite
Description: This gemstone changes color from green to red depending on the surrounding light. The more dramatic and complete the shift, the more rare it is.
Location: Mountainous Regions
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 8.5
Common Uses : Most commonly used in decoration and ornamentation, its availability makes alexandrite a very sought-after commodity. It's value however makes it almost impossible to acquire. It is also used in magecraft as it adds unique color-changing qualities to items.
Value: 600 GM per Carat (Rough) 1,800 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 3,000 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Amber
Description: Amber is fossilized resin that has exuded from trees an eventually buried long ago following the creation of the world.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 2-2.5
Common Uses : Amber is most commonly used in decoration and ornamentation. Its softness however requires great care being taken not to cause scratches.
Value: 2 SM per Carat (Rough) 6 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Amethyst
Description: Amethyst a quartz that ranges in varying shades of purple.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 7
Common Uses : Amethyst is most often found in use as decoration and ornamentation. Some tribal and nomadic cultures also believe that amethyst holds a number of mystical properties.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Ammolite
Description: Ammolite is an opal-like gemstone found primarily along mountainous slopes. It is made of the fossilized shell fragments of ammonites, ancient squid-like predators..
Location:Mountainous Regions
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 3.5-4
Common Uses : Ammolite is most often found used in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Ammonite
Description: This is a very uncommon and beautiful gem, created from the fossilized shell remains of the Ammonite, an ancient squid-like predator. Unlike the Ammolite gem which contains shell fragments, the Ammonite gem contains fully formed shells fossilized into the stone.
Location: Mountainous Regions
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 8
Common Uses : Ammonite is most often found used in decorations and ornamentations.
Value: 8 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Aquamarine
Description: Aquamarine is named for its sea-like coloring. The larger the stone, the more vivid the color.
Location: Mountainous Regions
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 7.5-8
Common Uses : Most often used in decoration and ornamentation however many seafaring cultures believe the stone will protect against storms and rough waters.
Value: 12 SM per Carat (Rough) 4 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 6 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Auralite
Description: Auralite is a unique type of amethyst that contains a number of different elements blended together.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 7
Common Uses : Auralite is most often used in decoration and ornamentation
Value: 1 GM per Carat (Rough) 3 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Avanthalite
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 | Azurite
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Azurite is a deeply blue-colored variety of Agate, found primarily in and around large copper deposits.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 3.4-5
Common Uses : Although commonly used in decoration and ornamentation, crushed and powdered azurite is also used for pigmentation due to the deep blue color.
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough) 9 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Beryl
Description:Beryl is a multi-colored gemstone with a high brilliance and excellent hardness making Beryls quite suitable for jewelry.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 7.5-8
Common Uses : Beryl is most often used in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 1 GM per Carat (Rough) 3 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Bloodstone
Description: Bloodstone is an opaque Jasper dotted with natural inclusions of rusted iron, looking very much like drops of blood have stained the stone.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 7
Common Uses : Bloodstone is most often used in decoration and ornamentation. Some cultures have been known to crush the stone and ingest it as an aphrodisiac.
Value: 5 SM per Carat (Rough) 1.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 2.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Candlestone
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 | Carnelian
Description: Carnelian is a translucent orange to red stone that is common throughout Mizahar.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 6.5
Common Uses : Carnelian is most commonly made into beads and carved into insignia seals, because it won't stick to wax.
Value: 1 GM per Carat (Rough) 3 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Ceruleanite
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 | Charobite
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 | Chrysocolla
Description: Chrysocolla is an alluring, vivid blue-green color and is often mistaken for turquoise because they share many visual similarities. It can often be found intermingled with malachite, turquoise and azurite, creating a wonderful mixed gemstone known as eilat stone.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 2.5-3.5
Common Uses : Chrysocolla is most often found in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 6 SM per Carat (Rough) 2 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Coral
Description: Coral is one of few organic gems. It occurs in a wide variety of colors and is very common to sea dwelling races.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 3.5-4
Common Uses : Coral is very common among sea dwelling races and is most often used in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough) 9 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Cyphrusite
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 | Diamond
Description: Diamond is the hardest natural gemstone, so it can be cut or polished only by another Diamond or by even harder substances. It is one of the most expensive gemstones.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 10
Common Uses : Diamonds are used in decoration and ornamentation but also find use in magecraft due to their extreme hardness.
Value: 200 GM per Carat (Rough) 600 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1,000 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Diamond, Black
Description: A black diamond bares properties nearly identical to clear diamonds. The coloring comes from slight impurities in the composition of the diamond itself.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 10
Common Uses : Black diamonds are used in decoration and ornamentation but also find use in magecraft due to their extreme hardness. Their rare coloring makes them more difficult to find than regular diamonds but their color is often seen as a flaw that can reduce value.
Value: 60 GM per Carat (Rough) 180 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 300 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Diamond, Blue
Description: A blue diamond bares properties nearly identical to clear diamonds. The coloring comes from slight impurities in the composition of the diamond itself.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 10
Common Uses : Blue diamonds are used in decoration and ornamentation but also find use in magecraft due to their extreme hardness. Their rare coloring makes them more difficult to find than regular diamonds but their color is often seen as a flaw that can reduce value.
Value: 120 GM per Carat (Rough) 360 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 600 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Diamond, Green
Description: A green diamond bares properties nearly identical to clear diamonds. The coloring comes from slight impurities in the composition of the diamond itself.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 10
Common Uses : Green diamonds are used in decoration and ornamentation but also find use in magecraft due to their extreme hardness. Their rare coloring makes them more difficult to find than regular diamonds but their color is often seen as a flaw that can reduce value.
Value: 88 GM per Carat (Rough) 265 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 442 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Diamond, Pink
Description: A pink diamond bares properties nearly identical to clear diamonds. The coloring comes from slight impurities in the composition of the diamond itself.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 10
Common Uses : Pink diamonds are used in decoration and ornamentation but also find use in magecraft due to their extreme hardness. Their rare coloring makes them more difficult to find than regular diamonds. Unlike other colored diamonds, pink diamonds are more valuable than normal diamonds.
Value: 210 GM per Carat (Rough) 630 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1,050 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Diopside
Description: The Diopside is usually only found in smaller sizes. Larger sized stones often have a color too rich to be of use in jewelry. This stone is somewhat soft, making it a better choice for jewelry that doesn't see much wear such as pendants and earrings. Because it is most often found in mountain ranges, it is a gem that finds a number of uses among the isur.
Location: Mountainous Regions
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5-6
Common Uses : Diopside is considered Uncommon among the isur as opposed to Very Uncommon. It is most often used in decoration and ornamentation. Diopside stones larger than 5 carats are considered Rare.
Value: 5 SM per Carat (Rough) 1.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 2.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Doloside
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 | Dragusium
Description: Dragusium is gem with patterning that resembles scales on its surface. It is usually a blend of white and green in coloring. It is often found in desert locales.
Location: Deserts
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6.5-7.5
Common Uses : Dragusium is often used in ornamentation and decoration and is a stone that many followers of Siku, Goddess of Snakes take a specific liking to.
Value: 1.5 GM per Carat (Rough) 4.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 9 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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 | Dreamstone
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 | Earthstone
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 | Emerald, Green
Description: Emeralds are known for their brilliant green color. Their hardness protects them from scratching however they have a brittle structure which makes cutting them difficult. Their color can even be lost when exposed to lengthy periods of high heat. Emeralds lose their color
when strongly heated.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 7.5-8
Common Uses : Emeralds are used in decoration and ornamentation. They also find use in magecraft where their hardness and brilliant color is desirable.
Value: 197 GM per Carat (Rough) 592 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 987 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Emerald, Blue
Description: Blue Emeralds are like normal emeralds in most ways save for their brilliant blue coloring. They are more uncommon than emeralds and are thus considered more valuable.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 7.5-8
Common Uses : Blue Emeralds are used in decoration and ornamentation. They also find use in magecraft where their hardness and brilliant color is desirable.
Value: 200 GM per Carat (Rough) 600 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1,000 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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 | Eyktolite
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 | Eyrisite
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 | Falyndrite
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 | Fireheart
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 | Fluorite
Description: Fluorite comes in wide array of colors. It is a relatively soft stone with a glassy luster that makes it highly sought after but it is generally an inexpensive stone. The most popular color for Fluorite is a deep purple which can rival Amethyst in its finest examples.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 4
Common Uses : Flourite is most often used for decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 5 SM per Carat (Rough) 1.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 2.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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 | Fossils
Description: Fossils are the remains of ancient, long-dead creatures that have hardened into opaque, gem-like minerals over those centuries. Ancient bones, teeth, eggs, plants, shells, insects, and other creature parts make interesting shapes and very exotic jewelry. The best places to find Fossils include old quarries, coastal areas, and recently plowed fields and road.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 3-9
Common Uses : Fossils are most often used as decoration or ornamentation although, depending on the fossil, may be incorporated into weapons and armor. (Fossils cannot be faceted)
Value: 4 SM per Carat (Rough) 1 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished)
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 | Garnet
Description: Garnets occur in every color except blue,and most varieties are named for their color. Garnets are very common in jewelry, Garnet bracelets and brooches are particularly popular, with Garnet rings being most popular.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6.5-8.5
Common Uses : Garnet is most often used in decoration and ornamentation with bracelets, brooches and rings being most common.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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 | Greenweave
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 | Hauntstone
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 | Heartwise
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 | Hematite
Description: Hematite crystal is a silvery, shiny opaque stone that almost looks like a solid drop of metal. It is usually found in areas with large amounts of rusty iron sand.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 5.5-6.5
Common Uses : Hematite is most often found in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 8 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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 | Ilusionstone
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 | Infinitite
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 | Isurite
Description: Isurite is an incredibly hard stone found streaked in the colors of the arms of the various isurian clans. It is found in but a small handful of locations where significant events involving the isur as a race have taken place. Isurite is considered to be rarer than Isurian Steel.
Location: Special
Availability : Very Rare
Hardness : 9-9.5
Common Uses : Isurite is used by the isur to forge holy relics imbued with Izentor. It is almost exclusively used in conjunction with isurian steel.
Value: 300 GM per Carat (Rough) 900 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1,500 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: Clanstone
Special Abilities: TBA
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 | Jade
Description: Jade, a relatively common stone, bares an intense color and translucency that makes it a rather popular source of jewelry.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Common
Hardness : 6
Common Uses : Jade is most often found in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 1 SM per Carat (Rough) 3 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 SM per Carat (Faceted)
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 | Jasper, Black
Description: Jasper is an opaque and fine grained stone. Since the earliest days of the isurian race, Black Jasper has been used to test gold-silver alloys for their gold content. Rubbing the alloy on the stone, called a "Touchstone", produces a streak. The color of the streak is then used to determine the gold content of the alloy.
Location: Mountainous Regions
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Black Jasper can be found in decoration and ornamentation but is most often used as touchstones by miners and metalsmiths.
Value: 4.5 SM per Carat (Rough) 1.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 2.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Jasper is an opaque and fine grained stone. It often contains organic material or other minerals which give it interesting patterns, bands and colors. Many of these patterns resemble mountains and valleys, and several types of Jasper are named for the regions in which they are found.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Jasper is most often used in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 4.5 SM per Carat (Rough) 1.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 2.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: This is a hard, compact form of Lignite Coal that is easily cut and polished to a glassy finish. Jet is a gem usually reserved for "mourning jewelry", jewelry
worn by grieving family members and friends at funeral ceremonies and is popular among followers of Dira. Because Jet is a rare form of coal, it will easily burn.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Common
Hardness : 2.5-4
Common Uses : Jet is most often used in decoration and ornamentation, especially when associated with various funerary practices.
Value: S CM per Carat (Rough) 1.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 2.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Kainyte is a rather uncommon gem with inconsistent, blotches or streaks of color throughout the crystal. Kyanite is also a difficult stone to cut, with a cleavage similar to Diamond, but overall is a popular gem. Its hardness and clarity makes it a favorite for striking rings and other jewelry.
Location: Mountainous Regions
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 8.5-9.5
Common Uses : Kainyte is often used in decoration and ornamentation with jewelry being the most popular form of display.
Value: 2.5 GM per Carat (Rough) 7 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 12 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description:Labradorite is a stone which displays a strong rainbow iridescence when correctly cut into slabs. These slabs can then be cut and polished into attractive jewelry stones.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 6-6.5
Common Uses : Labradorite is usually found in ornamentation and decoration.
Value: 3 GM per Carat (Rough) 9 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 14 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Lapis is a highly appreciated stone, made from a mixture of different types of stones, suitable for many decorative purposes. This stone is opaque and suitably hard, and is one of the first stones ever to be used and worn for jewelry, most often seen as a necklace of beads or carved pendants.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Common
Hardness : 5'5.5
Common Uses : Lapis is most common in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 5 SM per Carat (Rough) 1.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 2.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Malachite is a well-known stone, and is frequently cut and polished into gemstones. The stone is usually found in large masses banded with shades of green. Carvings and figurines made of Malachite are common, where Malachite jewelry and adornments are harder to find. Besides being a fine stone, Malachite is a popular green pigment when finely powdered.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Common
Hardness : 3.5-4
Common Uses : Malachite is most often found used in carvings and figurines as well as decoration and ornamentation. It is also popular as a powdered pigment.
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough) 9 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Moonstone is named for its resemblance to the color color of the moon. This gemstone is usually milky white in color and features a rainbow-colored iridescent sheen. It is believed that moonstone is formed in places where Leth, the Moon God, has personally designated sites of great beauty.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6-6.5
Common Uses : Moonstone is most used in decoration and ornamentation and is popular in jewelry worn by followers of Leth.
Value: 5 SM per Carat (Rough) 1.5 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 2.5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Morwenite is a very rare stone colored in a shades of white, blue and pink. It is strangely cool to the touch even if having been exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods of time. It is found only in extremely cold locations and then only in spots where Morwen herself has stepped upon snow and ice where it only forms in rare instances. Her presence is said to solidify the snow and ice until it becomes as hard as stone.
Location: Places so cold that most living beings could not survive; places where Morwen has personally traversed.
Availability : Very Rare
Hardness : 7-8
Common Uses : Morwenite is most often used by the goddesses' followers in religious ornamentation. It is also very useful in magecraft where it can be used to grant properties related to cold and ice to a magecrafted item.
Value: 250 GM per Carat (Rough) 750 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1,250 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Obsidian is a natural Glass of volcanic origin that is formed by the rapid cooling of lava. It has a glassy luster and is a very useful as an attractive gem. Though Obsidian is typically jet-black in color, inclusions of Hematite will produce red and brown varieties, and the inclusion of tiny bubbles may create a golden sheen.
Location: Throughout Mizahar, primarily near volcanic landforms
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 5-6
Common Uses : Obsidian is often used in decoration and ornamentation. Since the earliest days of Mizahar, Obsidian has also been used for tool-making and weapon-making. Sharp shards of Obsidian are still formed into arrowheads as well as knives, carvings, and even mirrors by numerous peoples.
Value: 8 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 4 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Obsidian is a natural Glass of volcanic origin that is formed by the rapid cooling of lava. It has a glassy luster and is a very useful as an attractive gem. Fire obsidian is iridescent in color which is due to reflection of light off thin layers the refractive indices of which are higher than the rest of the obsidian because of their containing extremely small magnetite crystals.
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Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5-6
Common Uses : Fire obsidian is often used in decoration and ornamentation. It is also popular in magecraft where it's unique color is a desirable property.
Value: 9 SM per Carat (Rough) 3 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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 | Obsidian, Rainbow
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Obsidian is a natural Glass of volcanic origin that is formed by the rapid cooling of lava. It has a glassy luster and is a very useful as an attractive gem. Rainbow Obsidian gets its name from the rainbow effect of light refracting off of tiny air bubbles inside the stone.
Location: Near volcanic landforms
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5-6
Common Uses : Rainbow obsidian is often used in decoration and ornamentation. Its rainbow coloring is considered by many to be a sign of good luck.
Value: 1 GM per Carat (Rough) 3 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: Luckstone
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Obsidian is a natural Glass of volcanic origin that is formed by the rapid cooling of lava. It has a glassy luster and is a very useful as an attractive gem. Sheen Obsidian is Black Obsidian with bright silver, colored inclusions.
Location: Near volcanic landforms
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5.5-6.5
Common Uses : Sheen obsidian is often used in decoration and ornamentation. While popular among many, it is especially prized by those Isur who serve as Sentinels of the Silver Tower where it holds symbolic meaning.
Value: 1 GM per Carat (Rough) 3 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Obsidian is a natural Glass of volcanic origin that is formed by the rapid cooling of lava. It has a glassy luster and is a very useful as an attractive gem. Snowflake obsidian is a variety of obsidian with many tiny inclusions of white crystals. The crystals produce several blotchy snowflake patterns that look as if they were snowflakes on a black surface.
Location: Taldera, near volcanic landforms
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 6
Common Uses : Snowflake obsidian is often used in decoration and ornamentation. It is considered by followers of Morwen to be a sacred stone personally blessed by Morwen.
Value: 4 GM per Carat (Rough) 12 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 20 GM per Carat (Faceted)
Other Names/Nicknames: Morwen's Breath
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Oceanite is a rare stone that is very similar to onyx save for its deep blue color and religious significance. It is relatively easy to shape and holds detail well while its hardness makes it quite useful as jewelry. Oceanite is only found in places where lava from a volcanic landform meets the ocean and cools. It has a strong religious significance as it symbolizes the death of Kova, Queen of Alahea; the fiery love of Ivak, God of Fire. As the lava contacts the ocean, it cools and its heat dies thus bringing about the formation of Oceanite.
Location: Near volcanic landforms where lava meets the ocean.
Availability : Very Rare
Hardness : 7
Common Uses : Oceanite is most often found adorning Azenth, those marked by Ivak. It is also found in the form of jewelry worn by those who have lost those closest to them.
Value: 300 GM per Carat (Rough) 900 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 1,500 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Onyx is a type of Quartz that has a fine texture and shiny black color with alternating light and dark bands. Its fine texture makes it ideal for carving, and its hardness is suitable for jewelry.
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Description: The colors of an Opal can change depending upon the angle of light, so when an Opal is rotated, its color may change or even disappear. This feature makes Opals extremely interesting and very popular. Opals develop cracks if they are exposed to sun and allowed to dry out. In addition to cracking, loss of water also causes loss of iridescence. Opals need to be oiled regularly to keep the water inside.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5.5-6
Common Uses : Opal is most often found in decoration and ornamentation and is highly sought after by those of wealth.
Value: 10 GM per Carat (Rough) 30 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 50 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: The dark body color often makes the fire of black opal more obvious. When the black opal is rotated, its color changes are more pronounced than a standard opal.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5.5-6
Common Uses : Black opal is most often found in decoration and ornamentation although may also be used in Magecraft for its color changing properties.
Value: 15 GM per Carat (Rough) 35 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 55 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: A semiopaque to opaque blue-green stone that does not have the same color changing properties of other opals.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5.5-6
Common Uses : Blue opal is most often found in decoration and ornamentation.
Value: 12 GM per Carat (Rough) 32 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 52 Gm per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: A transparent to translucent opal with striking color changes when rotated. The stone was given its name due to its color changes resembling a brightly colored festival.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5.5-6
Common Uses : Festival opal is most often found in decoration and ornamentation and is often found adorning the Drykas people.
Value: 11 GM per Carat (Rough) 31 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 51 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: A transparent to translucent opal, with warm body colors of yellow to orange to red. There isn't a change of color like some other opals however, occasionally one may observe bright flashes when the stone is rotated in the light. In the right light, it looks like solidified fire.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Rare
Hardness : 5.5-6
Common Uses : The fire opal is often found in decoration and ornamentation however it is often used in Magecraft for its unique fiery look.
Value: 20 GM per Carat (Rough) 40 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 60 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: A transparent to translucent opal, with a body color of soft pink. When hit with the right light, it will shimmer with soft blue and purple colors.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 5.5-6
Common Uses : Pink opal is most often found in decoration and ornamentation especially among those with moderate wealth.
Value: 12 GM per Carat (Rough) 32 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 52 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Milky white phosporous rock which glows in the dark.
Location: Kalinor
Availability : Common in Kalinor, Very Uncommon elsewhere
Hardness : 4.5-5
Common Uses : Often used as a Light source due to the soft, white glow that it gives off.
Value: 1 SM per Carat (Rough) 2.5 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 SM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: The Palettestone resembles a painter's palate after someone ran their fingers across it. It is rumored to grant a steady hand to artists.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Uncommon
Hardness : 6
Common Uses : Palettestone is often found in decoration and ornamentation among artists and some craftsmen.
Value: 3 SM per Carat (Rough) 5 SM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 7 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: A pearl is a hard object produced within the soft tissue of a living shelled mollusk or another animal. It comes in many different shapes and has an milky iridescent color.
Location: Bodies of water throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Ucommon-Rare
Hardness : 2.5-4.5
Common Uses : Pearls are most often found in decoration and ornamentation among the wealthy.
Value: 75 GM per Carat (Rough) 150 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 240 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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Description: Peridot occurs in only one color: an olive-green. The intensity and tint of the green depends on the amount of iron that is contained in the crystal structure, so the color of individual peridot gems can vary from yellow, to olive, to brownish-green. It is often mistaken for emerald.
Location: Throughout Mizahar
Availability : Very Uncommon
Hardness : 6.5-7
Common Uses : Peridot is most often found in decoration and ornamentation and is often considered a cheap replacement for emerald.
Value: 1 GM per Carat (Rough) 3 GM per Carat (Shaped/Polished) 5 GM per Carat (Faceted)
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