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A '''Jeweler's workshop''' is a [[workshop]] for a [[jeweler]]. A jeweler uses this workshop to make items more valuable.

==Menu==
'''Jeweler's Workshop'''
*{{K|c}} [[gem cutter|Cut]] Gems
*{{K|e}} Encrust with Gems

==Common Uses==
*[[gem cutter|Cut]] rough [[gem]]s into something usable.
*[[Decoration|Decorate]] objects with gems to make them more valuable.
*Make ordinary [[bed]]s, [[cabinet]]s, [[table]]s, etc. more aesthetic for better [[Room#Quality|quality]] [[room]]s.

==Notes==
*Rough gems are always more valuable when cut; however some dwarves will demand rough gems during a [[strange mood]], so it is best not to cut all your gems.
*When adding a task to cut/encrust gems, the tasks are generally ordered by gem value, from least valuable to most valuable (in reality, they appear in the order in which they are defined in the raw file "inorganic_stone_gem.txt", which is roughly grouped by rarity). 
*It's a good idea to let your [[Gem setter]] train with low-value gems, cut stone cabochons, or [[glass]] (which can be manufactured) and only encrust with high-value gems after reaching legendary status, as there's a much better chance they will produce a [[Item quality|masterpiece]] which is 12 times as valuable.
*Cut gems do not have quality, so it is generally unnecessary to train a dwarf in gem cutting. 
*The entire right column of the workshop is composed of [[impassable tile]]s, making it easy to accidentally trap dwarves inside the workshop after it is built.
*You may also cut normal stones in the jeweler's workshop. These stones will always come out as cabochons while other gems will come out as cut gems. The difference being that a cabochon is just a cut and polished stone, where as a gem is a gem. Some rough gems are also always cut as cabochons, this is dependent on the opacity or transparency of the stone.{{verify}}
*While you can increase the value of crafts by cutting valuable stones such as obsidian or various ores (platinum, silver, or gold) into cabochons and then encrusting your crafts with these stones, it is almost always better to smelt the ore and [[stud]] the crafts instead (or just produce more metal crafts). 
*The ability to cut all stones makes training [[gem setter]]s much easier, while also providing a convenient way to dispose of excess stone.  This works even better with [[flux]] stones and [[obsidian]], since they are 2-3 times as valuable as normal stone.

==See Also==
*[[Decoration]]

{{Workshops}}

As you progress through the story, you'll become able to craft ether crystals to produce precious stones known as "Gems". This process is called Gem Crafting. Inserting gems into "slots" in pieces of Equipment will give your equipment special effects.

Gem crafting is always done with two party members. Choose carefully, because the Affinity between them will have an effect on the gem that's created.

Gems are condensed and refined Ether - the crystalized life force found in all living things. Each Gem provides some sort of stat boost or protection to the hero using it. Some Gems will provide a flat stat boost, like a Strength Up Gem, while others might enhance your attacks, like a Lightning Attack Gem. Many Gems can be gained through trading with NPCs, completing quests, or completing achievements, but Gems can also be crafted using Ether Crystals and Ether Cylinders. Although crafting is a little complicated, you get a significant amount of control by crafting the Gems yourself, and it's a lot cheaper too.

How to craft Gems
Once you've unlocked the Gem Furnace, crafting Gems is a pretty easy process. Basically, you just pick out Ether Crystals or Cylinders that have the same effects and, if you can exceed 100%, a Gem will be forged. Here's how to do it: