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== List of Spinels == |
== List of Spinels == |
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|description = Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a red spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the nearly opaque dark red hue, as vivid as any ruby. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal.}} |
|description = Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a red spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the nearly opaque dark red hue, as vivid as any ruby. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal.}} |
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|value = 5200 |
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|location = [[Hinterwilds]] |
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|description = Deep cobalt blue in color, the spinel is a spindle of unsullied crystal with darker depths. Although it has not been worked by a jeweler's hand, the spinel's natural facets flatter its shine.}} |
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Latest revision as of 09:29, 2 August 2022
Spinels are very similar to rubies and sapphires in physical properties, the differences being that rubies and sapphires are harder and more dense, and a ruby is dichroic while a spinel is refractive. Spinel and ruby are often found together.[1] In Elanthia, it is said that dwarves often sold spinels to humans, as humans could not tell the difference between a ruby and a red spinel or a sapphire and a blue spinel.
List of Spinels
- Note: The rarities listed are estimates and depend on the status of the treasure system in the area hunted. Average values listed are approximations and are generally taken from the sell values of a character selling gems with no trading bonus. See the Trading article for more information on variations of sell values.
| Rarity: | Infrequent |
| Average value: | 90 |
| Location: | Any |
a blue spinel
| Description: Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a blue spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the intense cobalt blue coloration, as dark as the evening sky. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal. |
| Rarity: | Infrequent |
| Average value: | 90 |
| Location: | Any |
a pink spinel
| Description: Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a pink spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the darkly translucent reddish pink color, delicate as a maiden's blush. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal. |
| Rarity: | Infrequent |
| Average value: | 90 |
| Location: | Any |
a red spinel
| Description: Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a red spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the nearly opaque dark red hue, as vivid as any ruby. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal. |
| Rarity: | |
| Average value: | 5200 |
| Location: | Hinterwilds |
a vivid cobalt blue spinel
| Description: Deep cobalt blue in color, the spinel is a spindle of unsullied crystal with darker depths. Although it has not been worked by a jeweler's hand, the spinel's natural facets flatter its shine. |
| Rarity: | Infrequent |
| Average value: | 90 |
| Location: | Any |
a violet spinel
| Description: Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a violet spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the barely translucent lavender tone, somewhere between blood red and sky blue. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal. |