Guides about Jewelcrafting, a Tradeskill that has been implemented with the expansion pack "The Burning Crusade".
The following is how I prefer to level my Jewelcrafting. I've used this guide several times and seems to work well enough for myself. Shortly after finishing my Blacksmithing guide I started on this one but never found the time to get it posted. So here it is for your approval. As always I based this guide off of information gathered from www.wowhead.com using the updated level ranges for professions. I'm looking for feedback to see if there are any possible ways to smooth it out or if there are better options because of material costs.
This time around the guide is pretty self explanatory. The patterns are all trainable from the respective profession trainers and the few odd and end limited supply patterns you can either camp the vendor for or snatch them off the Auction House. Below I've listed the patterns you need to purchase from vendors and where to find them for your faction.
Alliance
* Pendant of the Agate Shield - Neal Allen (Menethil Harbor - 10, 56)
* The Jade Eye - Arred (Exodar - 45, 26) or Burbik Gearspanner (Ironforge - 46, 27)
Horde
* Pendant of the Agate Shield - Jandia (Freewind Post - 46, 51)
* The Jade Eye - Felicia Doan (Undercity - 64, 50) or Gelanthis (Silvermoon City - 90, 73)
-- List of Materials --
- Mining -
* 80 Rough Stone
* 160 Copper Bars
* 150 Bronze Bars (75 Copper Bars & 75 Tin Bars)
* 60 Mithril Bars
* 65 Thorium Bars
- Mining and Prospecting -
* 20 Malachite/Tigerseye
* 120 Shadowgems
* 20 Moss Agate
* 30 Jade
* 10 Citrine
* 35 Aquamarine
* 20 Large Opals
* 25 Star Rubies
* 10 Blue Sapphires
* 20 Huge Emeralds
- Drop -
* 60 Elemental Earth
* 20 Elemental Water
* 40 Flasks of Mojo
* 10 Essence of Undeath
Note: My math is a bit questionable right now, I will go back and double check things again as I've already found one error in the table. If anyone finds any other errors please let me know.
*Disclaimer*
I found this guide over at dominateyourserver.com, cleaned it up a bit (copied Snowflake's format from the old one), and decided to post it here so there's an up-to-date guide.
Anyway, before you start, remember, once you get into yellow probability for making items, how many of the item made with a 20 stack of say, copper, will differ slightly between players. In other words, if the specific amount hasn't brought you to the level it says you should be at, then obtain a few more of the raw material and keep on crafting until you get to the level the guide says you should be at 
One last thing: do not sell anything you make, as much of it will be used to craft items later in the gudie
There is a part for levels 300-375 over at the source site, but that part's less clear, and I'm leaving it out until I have the time to clean it up 
Here's the guide I made while I was leveling my character to 350. I was level 68 when I did this and had a ton of gold. I tried this 3 times with different races and classes, and found that sometimes the skill level varied if I stopped crafting something and then start again. You can sell everything made except; Delicate Copper Wire, Bronze Setting, Mithril Filigree, and Thorium Settings. You will need an alchemist to make you a Mercurial Stone (1 Primal Earth, 1 Primal Life, 1 Primal Mana).   Comments are always welcome.
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