Stones & Ores

Various stones & ores are available throughout the game world. Stones & ores can be sold to shopkeepers or used in custom item requests. Mined ore can be handed in for reputation.

One great non-combat way to get stones & ores is by mining them. Some stones & ores are only available by this method.

Stones

Common Stones

Stones may be found in a variety of sizes: tiny, small, 'normal' (no descriptor), large & enormous. Selling prices vary for each size, and prices can also vary (by a smaller amount) among stones of the same size.

Name	Short Description (sorted ↑)	Commonly found
Diamond	a clear crystal-like stone	Ravanite Tunnels
Bloodstone	a dark green stone with deep red spots	Old City, Franlius Docks, Aralex stomachs, BHC, Traevant Woods, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Ruby	a dark red glassy stone	Monlon Mines, Ravanite Tunnels, Monlon Battlefields, Monlon Ravines
Sapphire	a deep blue crystal-like stone
Lapis	a deep blue stone	Franlius Docks, BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Traevant Woods, Bandit Complex, Treehouse
Emerald	a deep green glassy stone	Ravanite Tunnels
Garnet🙏	a deep red crystal-like stone	BHC, Traevant Woods, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Flint Pebble	a dull gray stone	BHC, Traevant Woods, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse
Sun Stone🙏🪙	a faceted golden crystal
Malachite	a flaky pale green mineral	Franlius Docks, BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex
Obsidian Pebble	a glassy black pebble	Aralex stomachs, BHC, Traevant Woods, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse
Obsidian Rock	a glassy black rock	Mining
Tourmalated Quartz⚡	a glassy stone with forked black lines	Undertown, RV Well, Resting Place
Tourmalated Topaz⚡	a glassy yellow-gold stone with forked black lines	Undertown, RV Well, Resting Place
Gastrolith Stone	a glossy rounded pebble	Old City, RV Well, Undertown, Resting Place
Chalcedony	a gray opaque stone	BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Traevant Woods, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Geanstone Pebble	a gray-green pebble with an obvious grain	Swamp Vale
Sardonyx🙏	a layered brown stone	BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Quartz🙏	a milky crystal-like stone	Mining, Monlon Ravines
Turquoise	a mottled greenish-blue stone	BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Traevant Woods, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Amethyst	a pale purple transparent stone	Franlius Docks, BHC, Traevant Woods, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse
Tourmalated Amethyst⚡	a pale violet stone with forked black lines	Undertown, RV Well, Resting Place
Black Pearl	a perfectly round black stone	BHC
Pearl	a perfectly round white stone	Diving, BHC, Franlius
Amber🙏	a piece of amber	Aralex stomachs
Coral🙏	a piece of porous pink stone	Franlius Docks BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Rose Quartz	a rose-tinted milky crystal-like stone	Mining, Monlon Mines, Monlon Battlefields
(piece of) Jet	a shiny black stone	Franlius Docks, BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse
Micha Pebble	a shiny brown-black stone	Old City, Franlius Docks, BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Traevant Woods, Bandit Complex, Treehouse
Moon Stone	a shiny white stone	BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse
Green Pearl	a smooth green orb	Aralex stomachs, Franlius
Jade	a smooth light green stone	BHC, Traevant Woods, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse
Onyx	a translucent black stone	Ravanite Tunnels, Franlius
Beryl	a yellow glassy stone	Franlius Docks, BHC, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Topaz🙏	a yellowish colored stone	BHC , Mining, Traevant Woods, Ravanite Tunnels, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Peridot	a yellowish green glassy stone	BHC, Ravanite Tunnels, Traevant Woods, Bandit Complex, Treehouse, Franlius
Aquamarine	an aquamarine	Treehouse
Opal	an opaque pale red stone	Mining, Ravanite Tunnels

⚡Tiny tourmalated (forked black lines) stones can be used to unlock specific sections of Undertown.
🙏Ritual stones are used as reagents and can be donated to the Cult of Ereal for reputation.
🪙 Represents an ingredient you can purchase in shops.

Rare Stones

While these stones exist in the game world, (aside from Black Lightning) they are rare to impossible to find in loot.

Black lightning

Black lightning is the colloquial name for tourmalated quartz and amethyst. Tourmalated stones have lines of black tourmaline suspended in them, that does somewhat resemble black lightning.

Dan't'chi

The name given by the sea-faring Cenath to the blue-green pearls that can be found on a chain around the throat of every one of their peoples. The name is unique to the Cenath; most people just call them pearls.

Dzanstone

A mottled burgundy stone with black specks, sometimes found streaked with gold. The gold-streaked variety is known as odzanstone.

It's a good carving stone, and many sculptors with a good cash supply work in it. Another stone of legendary stature, this stone is reputed to be used by magicians to force the sun to set immediately, marking the sky with burgundy and gold instead of blue. Many of the older gemsmiths of Midlight still refuse to work dzanstone and sky's eye in the same piece because of their 'antipathy'.

Floorstone

So named because of its provenance, floorstone is more of a happy byproduct than an actual gem. The gemsmiths in Remath have shaped gems in the same spot for many hundreds of years, sometimes requiring high heat. As a result, the dust and chips removed from the stone in its shaping collect and solidify into a colorful sedimentary rock, with sparkling striations.

Bits of rubies and sapphires and emeralds all form the floorstone. Because the stone is not formed through actual sedimentation, it is easy to work, and also easy to crumble. Finished pieces are usually coated with a light clear coat to protect them.

Sereni

A strange clear stone with flecks and dashes of silver suspended in it. Sereni forms in isolated pockets running along a vein of silver, and is difficult to work. If exposed to too much heat, the stone becomes milky white and worthless, thus limiting the kinds of shaping that can be done.

The stone is considered strange because it contains tiny amounts of an unknown substance that causes it to glow dimly in the dark, and when a speck of this becomes exposed to the air through wear on the stone, it burns brightly, creating a brief flash. Sereni is thus very hard to work properly, but a popular stone.

Sky's Eye

A pale milky-blue stone, soft and easy to shape, almost like a hard wood instead of a mineral. This stone has a mythic stature that includes innumerable fantastic claims of healing and magical powers.

Sparkstone

Gold-flecked black obsidian, mined on Windward Isle in enormous sheets; hard and brittle, impossible to carve but used in slab form for tabletops, stepping stones, etc. It can be shaped laboriously by sanding, but not by chipping.

Mined Ores & Stones

Ore may be found in a variety of sizes: tiny chunk, very small chunk, chunk, palm-sized chunk, …

Name	Short Description	Type
	a chunk of sandstone	Ore
	a chunk of tin-rich ore	Ore
	a chunk of granite	Ore
	a chunk of basalt	Ore
	a chunk of iron-rich ore	Ore
	a chunk of lead-rich ore	Ore
Onyx	a chunk of carved translucent black stone	Stone

Sample Prices

The following table includes sample prices for most gems from all of the gem buyers in game. Note that prices will vary based on the current market and the person selling. Prices can also vary for stones of the same size and type that otherwise look the same. This is only a rough guide!

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Stone Info			Buyer
Description	Stone Type	Size	Larunda	Mondan	Orphilius	Corthina
a tiny perfectly round black stone	a black pearl	tiny	237d 2st 1s	247d 2st	264d	356d 1st 1s
a small perfectly round black stone	a black pearl	small	295d 2s	307d 2st	328d	442d 3st
a large perfectly round black stone	a black pearl	large	352d 3st	367d 2st	392d	529d 2s
a tiny dark green stone with deep red spots	a bloodstone	tiny	13d 3st	14d 1st 1s	15d 1st 1s	20d 2st 2s
a small dark green stone with deep red spots	a bloodstone	small	19d 1s	19d 3st 2s	21d 1st	28d 3st
a dark green stone with deep red spots	a bloodstone	medium	46d 3st	48d 3st	52d	70d 2s
a large dark green stone with deep red spots	a bloodstone	large	118d 3st	123d 3st	132d	178d 2s
an enormous dark green stone with deep red spots	a bloodstone	enormous	114d 1st 2s	119d 1st	127d 2s	171d 2st 2s
a tiny clear crystal-like stone	a diamond	tiny	49d 2st	51d 2st 1s	55d	74d 1st
a small clear crystal-like stone	a diamond	small	66d 3st	69d 2st 1s	74d 2s	100d 2s
a large clear crystal-like stone	a diamond	large	114d	118d 3st	126d 2st 2s	171d
a tiny dull gray stone	a flint pebble	tiny	1d 3st 2s	2d	2d 2s	2d 3st 2s
a small dull gray stone	a flint pebble	small	3d 3st 2s	4d 1s	4d 1st 2s	5d 3st 2s
a dull gray stone	a flint pebble	medium	7d 2s	7d 2st	8d	10d 3st
a large dull gray stone	a flint pebble	large	21d 2st 1s	22d 2st	24d	32d 1st 1s
a tiny deep red crystal-like stone	a garnet	tiny	51d 1s	53d 1st	56d 3st	76d 2st 2s
a small deep red crystal-like stone	a garnet	small	31d 2st 1s	32d 3st 2s	35d 1s	47d 1st 2s
a deep red crystal-like stone	a garnet	medium	51d 1s	53d 1st	56d 3st	76d 2st 2s
a large deep red crystal-like stone	a garnet	large	115d 1st 2s	120d 1st	128d 1st	173d 1s
an enormous deep red crystal-like stone	a garnet	enormous	192d	200d	213d 1st 1s	288d 1s
a tiny glossy rounded pebble	a gastrolith stone	tiny	1s	3st 1s	3st 2s	1d 1st
a tiny smooth green orb	a green pearl	tiny	97d 2st	101d 2st 1s	108d 1st 2s	146d 1st 1s
a small smooth green orb	a green pearl	small	97d 2st 2s	101d 3st	108d 2st	146d 2st
a tiny shiny brown-black stone	a micha pebble	tiny	3d 3st 1s	4d	4d 1st	5d 3st
a small shiny brown-black stone	a micha pebble	small	2d 3st 1s	2d 3st 2s	3d 1s	4d 2s
a shiny brown-black stone	a micha pebble	medium	10d 3st	11d 1st	12d	16d 2s
a large shiny brown-black stone	a micha pebble	large	10d 3st	11d 1st	12d	16d 2s
a tiny shiny white stone	a moon stone	tiny	21d 1s	22d	23d 1st 2s	31d 2st 2s
a small shiny white stone	a moon stone	small	40d 1s	41d 3st	44d 2st 1s	60d 2s
a shiny white stone	a moon stone	medium	75d 2st 1s	78d 3st	84d	113d 1st 1s
a large shiny white stone	a moon stone	large	169d 2s	176d 1st	188d	253d 3st
an enormous shiny white stone	a moon stone	enormous	216d	225d	240d	324d
a tiny perfectly round white stone	a pearl	tiny	62d 2st 2s	65d 1st	69d 2st 2s	94d
a small perfectly round white stone	a pearl	small	73d 1s	76d 2s	81d 1st	109d 3st
a large perfectly round white stone	a pearl	large	87d 1st 2s	91d 1s	97d 2s	131d 2s
a tiny piece of porous pink stone	a piece of coral	tiny	9d 2s	9d 2st 1s	10d 1st	13d 3st 1s
a small piece of porous pink stone	a piece of coral	small	14d 3st 1s	15d 2st	16d 2st	22d 1st
a piece of porous pink stone	a piece of coral	medium	31d 1st	32d 2st 1s	34d 3st	46d 3st 2s
a large piece of porous pink stone	a piece of coral	large	88d 3st 2s	92d 2st 1s	98d 3st	133d 1st 1s
an enormous piece of porous pink stone	a piece of coral	enormous	146d 2st	152d 2st 1s	162d 3st	219d 3st
a tiny shiny black stone	a piece of jet	tiny	13d 1st 2s	14d	14d 3st 2s	20d 1s
a small shiny black stone	a piece of jet	small	21d 1st 1s	22d 1st	23d 3st	32d 1s
a shiny black stone	a piece of jet	medium	43d 2s	45d	48d	64d 3st
a large shiny black stone	a piece of jet	large	129d 2st 1s	135d	144d	194d 1st 1s
an enormous shiny black stone	a piece of jet	enormous	172d 3st	180d	192d	259d 2s
a tiny rose-tinted milky crystal-like stone	a piece of rose quartz	tiny	6d 1st 2s	6d 3st	7d 2s	9d 2st 2s
a tiny dark red glassy stone	a ruby	tiny	103d 1st 1s	107d 2st 2s	114d 3st 1s	155d
a small dark red glassy stone	a ruby	small	162d 1st 2s	169d 1st	180d 2st	243d 2st 2s
a large dark red glassy stone	a ruby	large	210d 2st 1s	219d 1st 1s	234d	315d 3st 2s
a tiny deep blue crystal-like stone	a sapphire	tiny	114d 2s	119d	126d 3st 2s	171d 1st 1s
a small deep blue crystal-like stone	a sapphire	small	129d	134d 1st 2s	143d 1st 1s	193d 2st 1s
a large deep blue crystal-like stone	a sapphire	large	170d 1st	177d 1st 2s	189d 1st	255d 2st
a tiny yellowish colored stone	a topaz	tiny	12d 3st	13d 1st 1s	14d 2s	19d 2s
a small yellowish colored stone	a topaz	small	30d 3st 1s	32d 2s	34d 1st	46d 1st
a yellowish colored stone	a topaz	medium	59d 1st 1s	61d 3st 1s	66d	89d 1s
a large yellowish colored stone	a topaz	large	174d 2st 1s	181d 3st 1s	194d	261d 3st 1s
an enormous yellowish colored stone	a topaz	enormous	220d 2s	229d 1st 2s	244d 2st 2s	330d 1st 1s
a tiny pale purple transparent stone	an amethyst	tiny	20d 2st	21d 1st 1s	22d 3st	30d 3st
a small pale purple transparent stone	an amethyst	small	48d 1st 1s	50d 1st 1s	53d 3st	72d 2st
a pale purple transparent stone	an amethyst	medium	82d 3st	86d 1st	92d	124d 2s
a large pale purple transparent stone	an amethyst	large	212d 1st 1s	221d 1st	236d	318d 2st 1s
an enormous pale purple transparent stone	an amethyst	enormous	259d 3st 2s	270d 3st	288d 3st	389d 3st 1s
a tiny aquamarine	an aquamarine	tiny	15d 2st	16d 2s	17d 1st	23d 1st 1s
a small aquamarine	an aquamarine	small	22d 3st 2s	23d 3st 1s	25d 1st 2s	34d 1st 1s
a large aquamarine	an aquamarine	large	24d 1st 1s	25d 1st 1s	27d	36d 2st
a tiny deep green glassy stone	an emerald	tiny	51d	53d 2s	56d 3st	76d 2st 1s
a small deep green glassy stone	an emerald	small	82d	85d 2st	91d 2s	123d 1s
a large deep green glassy stone	an emerald	large	104d 3st 1s	109d 1st	116d 2st	157d 1st
a tiny glassy black pebble	an obsidian pebble	tiny	10d 3st	11d 1st	12d	16d 2s
a small glassy black pebble	an obsidian pebble	small	22d	22d 3st 2s	24d 1st 2s	33d
a glassy black pebble	an obsidian pebble	medium	46d 3st	48d 3st	52d	70d 2s
a large glassy black pebble	an obsidian pebble	large	75d 2st 1s	78d 3st	84d	113d 1st 1s
an enormous glassy black pebble	an obsidian pebble	enormous	90d	93d 3st	100d	135d
a tiny translucent black stone	an onyx	tiny	18d 1st 1s	19d 2s	20d 1st 2s	27d 2st 1s
a small translucent black stone	an onyx	small	35d 3st	37d 1st	39d 3st	53d 2st 1s
a large translucent black stone	an onyx	large	45d 2st 2s	47d 2st 1s	50d 3st	68d 1st 2s
a tiny opaque pale red stone	an opal	tiny	20d 3st 1s	21d 3st	23d 2s	31d 1st
a small opaque pale red stone	an opal	small	47d 1st	49d 1st	52d 2st 1s	71d
a large opaque pale red stone	an opal	large	53d 2st 1s	55d 3st 1s	59d 2st 1s	80d 1st 2s
a tiny piece of amber	some amber	tiny	5d 3st 1s	6d 1s	6d 2st	8d 3st
a small piece of amber	some amber	small	6d 2st 2s	7d	7d 1st 2s	10d
a tiny yellow glassy stone	some beryl	tiny	18d 2st 2s	19d 2st	20d 3st 1s	28d 1s
a small yellow glassy stone	some beryl	small	117d 2st 2s	122d 2st 1s	130d 3st	176d 2st
a yellow glassy stone	some beryl	medium	60d 1s	62d 2st 1s	66d 3st	90d 2s
a large yellow glassy stone	some beryl	large	175d 1st	182d 2st 1s	194d 3st	262d 3st 2s
an enormous yellow glassy stone	some beryl	enormous	232d 3st 2s	242d 2st 1s	258d 3st	349d 1st 1s
a tiny gray opaque stone	some chalcedony	tiny	16d 3st 2s	17d 2st 1s	18d 3st 1s	25d 1st 2s
a small gray opaque stone	some chalcedony	small	23d 1st	24d 1st	25d 3st 1s	34d 3st 2s
a gray opaque stone	some chalcedony	medium	68d 1st 1s	71d 1st	76d	102d 2st 1s
a large gray opaque stone	some chalcedony	large	147d 2st 1s	153d 3st	164d	221d 1st 1s
an enormous gray opaque stone	some chalcedony	enormous	172d 1st 1s	179d 2st	191d 2st	258d 2st
a tiny smooth light green stone	some jade	tiny	15d 3st 1s	16d 2st	17d 2st 1s	23d 3st
a small smooth light green stone	some jade	small	35d 1s	36d 2st 1s	39d	52d 2st 2s
a smooth light green stone	some jade	medium	68d 1st 1s	71d 1st	76d	102d 2st 1s
a large smooth light green stone	some jade	large	118d 3st	123d 3st	132d	178d 2s
an enormous smooth light green stone	some jade	enormous	178d 2st 2s	186d 1s	198d 2st	268d
a tiny deep blue stone	some lapis	tiny	8d 2st	8d 3st 1s	9d 1st 2s	12d 3st
a small deep blue stone	some lapis	small	20d 1s	21d	22d 1st 2s	30d 1st
a deep blue stone	some lapis	medium	32d 1st 1s	33d 3st	36d	48d 2st 1s
a large deep blue stone	some lapis	large	97d 2s	101d 1st	108d	145d 3st
an enormous deep blue stone	some lapis	enormous	77d 3st	81d	86d 1st 1s	116d 2st 1s
a tiny flaky pale green mineral	some malachite	tiny	15d 1st 2s	16d 1s	17d 2s	23d 1st
a small flaky pale green mineral	some malachite	small	31d 2s	32d 2st	34d 2st 2s	46d 3st
a flaky pale green mineral	some malachite	medium	72d	75d	80d	108d
a large flaky pale green mineral	some malachite	large	151d 2s	157d 2st	168d	226d 3st
a tiny yellowish green glassy stone	some peridot	tiny	18d 2st 2s	19d 2st	20d 3st	28d
a small yellowish green glassy stone	some peridot	small	31d 1st	32d 2st 1s	34d 3st 1s	47d
a yellowish green glassy stone	some peridot	medium	75d 2st 1s	78d 3st	84d	113d 1st 1s
a large yellowish green glassy stone	some peridot	large	162d	168d 3st	180d	243d
an enormous yellowish green glassy stone	some peridot	enormous	155d 3st 2s	162d 1st 2s	173d 1st	233d 3st 1s
a tiny layered brown stone	some sardonyx	tiny	18d 1st 1s	19d 1s	20d 1st 1s	27d 2st
a small layered brown stone	some sardonyx	small	36d 2s	37d 3st	40d 1st	54d 1st 1s
a layered brown stone	some sardonyx	medium	79d 2s	82d 2st	88d	118d 3st
a large layered brown stone	some sardonyx	large	180d	187d 2st	200d	270d
an enormous layered brown stone	some sardonyx	enormous	138d 2s	144d	153d 2st 1s	207d 1st 1s
a tiny pale violet stone with forked black lines	some tourmalated amethyst	tiny	198d	206d 1st	220d	297d
a tiny glassy stone with forked black lines	some tourmalated quartz	tiny	8d	37d 2st	40d	54d
a small glassy stone with forked black lines	some tourmalated quartz	small	8d	37d 2st	40d	54d
a tiny glassy yellow-gold stone with forked black lines	some tourmalated topaz	tiny	105d	140d 2st 1s	150d	202d 2st
a small glassy yellow-gold stone with forked black lines	some tourmalated topaz	small	65d 3st	88d 1s	94d	126d 3st 1s
a tiny mottled greenish-blue stone	some turquoise	tiny	11d 2st	12d	12d 3st 1s	17d 1st 1s
a small mottled greenish-blue stone	some turquoise	small	16d 1st	16d 3st 2s	18d 1s	24d 1st 2s
a mottled greenish-blue stone	some turquoise	medium	46d 3st	48d 3st	52d	70d 2s
a large mottled greenish-blue stone	some turquoise	large	104d 1st 1s	108d 3st	116d	156d 2st 1s
an enormous mottled greenish-blue stone	some turquoise	enormous	110d 1s	114d 3st	122d 1st 1s	165d 2s