Difference between revisions of "Emerald"

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Agates	Banded agate • Dendritic agate • Fire agate • Fortification agate • Lace agate • Moss agate • Plume agate • Tube agate
Feldspars	Moonstone • Sunstone
Jades	Blue jade • White jade • Lavender jade • Pink jade
Jaspers	Brown jasper • Picture jasper • Yellow jasper
Opals	Amber opal • Bone opal • Cherry opal • Gold opal • Jasper opal • Milk opal • Moss opal • Onyx opal • Pineapple opal • Pipe opal • Prase opal • Resin opal • Shell opal • Wax opal • Wood opal
Quartzes	Aventurine • Chrysoprase • Citrine • Bloodstone • Carnelian • Gray chalcedony • Milk quartz • Morion • Prase • Rock crystal • Rose quartz • Sard • Sardonyx • Smoky quartz • Onyx • Tigereye • White chalcedony
Tourmalines	Clear tourmaline • Schorl
Beryls	Aquamarine • Golden beryl • Goshenite • Heliodor • Honey yellow beryl • Morganite • Red beryl • Topazolite
Chrysoberyls	Alexandrite • Cat's eye • Chrysoberyl
Garnets	Almandine • Black pyrope • Blue garnet • Clear garnet • Demantoid • Melanite • Pink garnet • Red pyrope • Rhodolite • Violet spessartine • Yellow spessartine
Grossulars	Cinnamon grossular • Red grossular • Tsavorite • Yellow grossular
Opals	Bandfire opal • Black opal • Claro opal • Crystal opal • Fire opal • Harlequin opal • Jelly opal • Levin opal • Pinfire opal • Precious fire opal • Red flash opal • White opal
Zircons	Black zircon • Brown zircon • Clear zircon • Green zircon • Red zircon • Yellow zircon
Tourmalines	Green tourmaline • Pink tourmaline • Indigo tourmaline • Red tourmaline
Spinels	Purple spinel • Red spinel • Rubicelle
Precious (40☼)	Emerald • Faint yellow diamond • Ruby • Sapphire
Rare (60☼)	Black diamond • Blue diamond • Clear diamond • Green diamond • Red diamond • Star ruby • Star sapphire • Yellow diamond
	See also: Diamond • Opal • Glass • Pearl • Stone

Raws
	[INORGANIC:EMERALD] [USE_MATERIAL_TEMPLATE:STONE_TEMPLATE] [TILE:15][IS_GEM:emerald:STP:OVERWRITE_SOLID][DISPLAY_COLOR:2:7:0][MATERIAL_VALUE:40] [ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:GRANITE:CLUSTER_SMALL:100] [ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:SCHIST:CLUSTER_SMALL:100] [ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:MARBLE:CLUSTER_SMALL:100] [SOLID_DENSITY:2770] Common to beryls. Range 2630 - 2910 [STATE_COLOR:ALL_SOLID:EMERALD]

Emerald
Graphic
Uses
	Gemcrafting; Encrusting;
Location
	Found within granite as small clusters; Found within schist as small clusters; Found within marble as small clusters;
Properties
	Rough gem: ;
Fire-safe	Not magma-safe
	Wikipedia article

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Emeralds (a green form of the mineral beryl), are precious gems, found in small clusters within schist, granite, and marble. They have a value of 40, which makes them excellent trade goods or decorations - if they do appear on the map, emeralds tend to be much more plentiful than all other gems of equal value; however, unlike those, emerald clusters never contain more valuable gem inclusions.

Due to the layers where they are found, they are often in small clusters adjacent to the magma sea, leaving only 1 or 2 crystals far enough away from the magma to be mined.

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Like all precious and rare gems, they may also make up part of the walls of unusual volcanic walls.

An emerald.

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Some adventurers have been known to try to use emeralds as a form of currency, though most shopkeepers insist on coins (or simple bartering).

"Emerald" in other Languages

Dwarven:	sedur
Elven:	thofala
Goblin:	taxasm
Human:	hehan

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-'''Emeralds''', a green form of the mineral beryl, are precious [[gem]]s, found in small [[cluster]]s within [[schist]], [[granite]], and [[marble]].  A value of 40 makes them excellent trade goods or [[decoration]]s.
+'''Emeralds''' (a green form of the mineral beryl), are precious [[gem]]s, found in small [[cluster]]s within [[schist]], [[granite]], and [[marble]].  They have a value of 40, which makes them excellent trade goods or [[decoration]]s - if they do appear on the map, emeralds tend to be much more plentiful than [[faint yellow diamond|all]] [[ruby|other]] [[sapphire|gems]] of equal value; however, unlike those, emerald clusters never contain more valuable gem inclusions.
-If they do appear on the map, emeralds tend to be much more plentiful than [[faint yellow diamond|all]] [[ruby|other]] [[sapphire|gems]] of equal value; however, unlike those, emerald clusters never contain more valuable gem inclusions.
+Due to the layers where they are found, they are often in small clusters adjacent to the [[magma sea]], leaving only 1 or 2 crystals far enough away from the magma to be mined.
-Due to the layers where they are found, they are often found in small clusters adjacent to the [[magma sea]], leaving only 1 or 2 crystals far enough away from the magma to be mined.
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 Like all precious and rare gems, they may also make up part of the walls of [[unusual volcanic wall]]s.
-[[File:Émeraude 1100.1.FS2014.jpg|center|thumb|250px|Emerald.]]
+[[File:Émeraude 1100.1.FS2014.jpg|center|thumb|250px| An emerald.]]
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-Emeralds are particularly useful for trade in adventurer mode.
+Some adventurers have been known to try to use emeralds as a form of currency, though most shopkeepers insist on [[coin]]s (or simple bartering).
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