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Whilst '''[[Smith|Smiths]]''' may work in metal, Jewellers specify in the most valuable of metals and alloys, seeking to elevate their craft with the rarest of materials.
Jewellers can transform
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== Tools And Equipment ==
A typical Jewellers
Jewellers may keep supplies of metals and gemstones in their places of residence, under lock and key.
== Jewellers In-Game ==
[[File:JewellerRingExample.png|thumb|An example of a high quality piece of jewellery. An embellished tungsten ring, with three gemstones set into it.]]
Those who play Jewellers enjoy improving on what wealth, function, or fashion there is around them. Either by making opulent goods themselves, or elevating the work of others, Jewellers all have a keen eye for potential value.
Gem cutters, gem polishers, engravers, enamelers, silver smiths, gold smiths, and bankers could all use the Jeweller profession.
Jewellers will often be the first people to see when an object wrought of precious metals is wanted or required. Aside from jewellery, this could extend to things like watches, goblets, crowns and other unique items.
[[Category:Professions]]
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