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Deity-Specific Jewellery

EverQuest contains a range of jewellery that is tied directly to the deity your character follows. These items are made by combining an enchanted metal bar with a gem that has been imbued by a suitable spell caster.

The jeweller does not need to follow the same deity. The finished jewellery, however, can only be worn by characters who follow the deity associated with the imbued gem.

This makes deity-specific jewellery a useful part of the wider religious equipment system on a progression server.

How Deity Jewellery Works

Each deity has its own associated gem. A suitable spell caster who follows that deity can imbue the gem, creating the component required for the jewellery. The jeweller then combines the imbued gem with an enchanted metal bar.

The four traditional metal tiers used for these recipes are:

Silver

The lowest metal tier and the earliest practical entry into deity-specific jewellery.

Electrum

The second tier, producing stronger jewellery with higher recipe trivials.

Gold

The third tier, with substantially higher Jewelcrafting requirements.

Platinum

The highest of the four traditional tiers, with the most demanding recipes.

Important: The jeweller's own deity does not determine which deity-specific jewellery can be made. What matters is the deity of the imbued gem and the deity restriction on the finished item.

Deity and Imbued Gem Reference

The following table shows the deity associated with each imbued gem and the spell-casting classes able to provide the required imbued gem.

Deity	Imbued Gem	Imbuing Class
Bertoxxulous	Black Sapphire	Cleric
Brell Serilis	Ruby	Cleric
Bristlebane	Peridot	Cleric
Cazic-Thule	Amber	Cleric / Shaman
Erollisi Marr	Star Rose Quartz	Cleric
Innoruuk	Sapphire	Cleric / Shaman
Karana	Plains Pebble	Cleric / Druid
Mithaniel Marr	Diamond	Cleric / Shaman
Prexus	Black Pearl	Cleric
Quellious	Topaz	Cleric
Rallos Zek	Jade	Shaman
Rodcet Nife	Opal	Cleric
Solusek Ro	Fire Opal	Wizard
The Tribunal	Ivory	Shaman
Tunare	Emerald	Cleric / Druid

Deity Jewellery Reference

Each deity has four traditional imbued jewellery recipes, using Silver, Electrum, Gold and Platinum. The item slot and Jewelcrafting trivial vary according to the deity and metal.

Deity	Metal	Jewellery	Trivial
Bertoxxulous	Silver	Black Sapphire Silver Necklace	68
Bertoxxulous	Electrum	Black Sapphire Electrum Earring	140
Bertoxxulous	Gold	Gold Black Sapphire Earring	212
Bertoxxulous	Platinum	Black Sapphire Platinum Necklace	284
Brell Serilis	Silver	Silver Ruby Veil	63
Brell Serilis	Electrum	Ruby Electrum Ring	207
Brell Serilis	Gold	Golden Ruby Ring	207
Brell Serilis	Platinum	Platinum Ruby Veil	279
Bristlebane	Silver	Silvered Peridot Ring	46
Bristlebane	Electrum	Electrum Peridot Bracelet	114
Bristlebane	Gold	Golden Peridot Bracelet	186
Bristlebane	Platinum	Platinum Peridot Ring	258
Cazic-Thule	Silver	Silver Amber Ring	36
Cazic-Thule	Electrum	Electrum Amber Earring	100
Cazic-Thule	Gold	Golden Amber Earring	172
Cazic-Thule	Platinum	Platinum Amber Ring	244
Erollisi Marr	Silver	Silver Rose Ring	34
Erollisi Marr	Electrum	Electrum Rose Amulet	98
Erollisi Marr	Gold	Golden Rose Amulet	170
Erollisi Marr	Platinum	Rose Platinum Ring	242
Innoruuk	Silver	Silver Sapphire Necklace	60
Innoruuk	Electrum	Sapphire Electrum Earring	132
Innoruuk	Gold	Golden Sapphire Earring	204
Innoruuk	Platinum	Sapphire Platinum Necklace	276
Karana	Silver	Silver Plains Ring	34
Karana	Electrum	Electrum Plains Earring	98
Karana	Gold	Golden Plains Earring	170
Karana	Platinum	Platinum Plains Ring	242
Mithaniel Marr	Silver	Silver Diamond Ring	71
Mithaniel Marr	Electrum	Diamond Electrum Mask	143
Mithaniel Marr	Gold	Golden Diamond Mask	215
Mithaniel Marr	Platinum	Platinum Diamond Ring	287
Prexus	Silver	Blackened Pearl Silver Ring	52
Prexus	Electrum	Black Pearl Electrum Choker	122
Prexus	Gold	Golden Black Pearl Choker	194
Prexus	Platinum	Black Pearl Platinum Ring	266
Quellious	Silver	Topaz Silver Necklace	44
Quellious	Electrum	Topaz Electrum Earring	111
Quellious	Gold	Golden Topaz Earring	183
Quellious	Platinum	Platinum Topaz Necklace	255
Rallos Zek	Silver	Jaded Silver Ring	40
Rallos Zek	Electrum	Jaded Electrum Bracelet	106
Rallos Zek	Gold	Golden Jaded Bracelet	178
Rallos Zek	Platinum	Jaded Platinum Ring	250
Rodcet Nife	Silver	Silver Opal Ring	50
Rodcet Nife	Electrum	Electrum Opal Amulet	119
Rodcet Nife	Gold	Golden Opal Amulet	191
Rodcet Nife	Platinum	Platinum Opal Ring	263
Solusek Ro	Silver	Silver Fire Ring	54
Solusek Ro	Electrum	Electrum Fire Ring	124
Solusek Ro	Gold	Golden Fire Ring	196
Solusek Ro	Platinum	Platinum Fire Ring	268
The Tribunal	Silver	Ivory Silver Necklace	44
The Tribunal	Electrum	Ivory Electrum Earring	111
The Tribunal	Gold	Golden Ivory Earring	183
The Tribunal	Platinum	Platinum Ivory Necklace	255
Tunare	Silver	Silver Emerald Ring	48
Tunare	Electrum	Emerald Electrum Bracelet	116
Tunare	Gold	Golden Emerald Bracelet	188
Tunare	Platinum	Platinum Emerald Ring	260

What the Different Metals Provide

The metal determines the tier of the jewellery and, in most cases, the amount of its associated statistics. The progression from Silver through Electrum, Gold and Platinum therefore gives Jewelcrafters a natural way to produce progressively stronger deity-specific items.

The finished items are generally lightweight and occupy conventional jewellery slots such as the finger, ear, wrist, neck and face slots. The exact slot and statistics depend upon the deity and recipe.

Remember: Deity-specific jewellery is restricted by deity. A character cannot simply equip an item because they meet its class or race requirements; the character must also follow the deity associated with the imbued gem.

Solusek Ro Jewellery

Solusek Ro is unusual among the deity jewellery lines because its Fire Opal jewellery has a class restriction. The imbued Fire Opal is supplied by a Wizard, and the finished Fire jewellery is restricted to Bards and Wizards.

Building Your Deity Jewellery

A complete jewellery chain therefore brings together several trades and characters:

1. A spell caster follows the required deity.
2. The caster imbues the appropriate gem.
3. An Enchanter provides the enchanted metal bar.
4. A Jeweller combines the enchanted metal and imbued gem.
5. The finished item can be worn by followers of the appropriate deity.

This makes deity jewellery an excellent example of how EverQuest's original tradeskills and religious systems interact.

Related Deity Systems

Deity-specific jewellery is only one part of the religious equipment system. Your chosen deity may also determine access to Symbol Quests, idols, weapons, shields and other special rewards.

Explore Deity Symbol Quests →

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Recipe and imbued-jewellery reference: EQ Traders Corner .

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