WoW Classic Jewelcrafting Leveling Guide
This WoW Classic Jewelcrafting leveling guide provides a cost-efficient path
from skill 1 to 375, covering both Classic and The Burning Crusade.
The route uses estimated material costs together with each recipe's skill-up
range to select efficient crafts as you level.
Jewelcrafting uses several components crafted at earlier skill levels in later
recipes. Items marked (keep) should be saved, as the route expects to
use them in subsequent crafts.
Quantities marked with an asterisk are estimates because yellow and green
recipes don't guarantee a skill point on every craft.
Jewelcrafting Leveling Tips
Keep any components marked (keep) in the guide. Jewelcrafting frequently
uses components made at lower skill levels in later rings, necklaces and other
recipes. Selling these components may mean having to craft or buy them again.
In particular, the route makes use of components such as Delicate Copper Wire,
Bronze Settings, Mithril Filigree and Thorium Settings. The quantities shown
account for their use in later crafts.
Draenei Jewelcrafting Racial Bonus
Draenei receive a +5 racial bonus to Jewelcrafting. If your character is a
Draenei, enable Draenei Racial (+5) above the guide so the
leveling route can take the additional skill into account.
The bonus can change the most efficient point to switch between recipes, so
a Draenei may follow a slightly different leveling path from other races.
Normal vs Aggressive Leveling
Enable Aggressive if you're willing to continue using recipes
after their skill-up chance begins to fall when the estimated material savings
justify the additional crafts. The standard route is more conservative.
Because yellow and green skill-ups are probabilistic, your actual material
requirements may be slightly higher or lower than the quantities shown.
Jewelcrafting TBC (300-375)
Training beyond 300 requires character level 58. You can find your trainer in Thrallmar (Horde) and Honor Hold (Alliance) in Hellfire Peninsula.