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#1 Dec 12 2008 at 11:02 AM Rating: Good
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http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?witem=43248&source=live&locale=enUS

Eternal Earth sells for 5G-6G each on my realm right now(Gnomeregan).

So, each ring costs 10-12G.

Dust sells for 5-6G each.
Essences sell for 25-30G each.

I've been making superb profits on this ring so far. Just letting other people know so they can take advantage of the profits as well. If you're on Gnomeregan horde side though, expect some stiff competition. : )
#2 Dec 12 2008 at 12:16 PM Rating: Good
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I am not a JC but I am a tank. That ring is fantastic. Stick a +24 Stam blue gem in there and get the socket bonus and the ring gives you a tremendous amount of Strenth, Stam, and 20 defense rating to boot. Better than most of the blue quest reward tanking rings I have seen so far!

You should be able to make a LOT of money on that, especially since Eternal Earth is cheap.
#3 Dec 12 2008 at 12:58 PM Rating: Decent
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You should be able to make a LOT of money on that, especially since Eternal Earth is cheap.


At this point, I need to just wait for more of it to come up for auction. I've single handedly raised the price to 8-9G per eternal, as I've been buying out everything at 7G or less.

Come onnnnn weekend!
#4 Dec 12 2008 at 3:33 PM Rating: Good
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Depending on the costs of eternal shadows on your server, Shadowmight Ring, is great too for DE'ing.

1 earth & 1 shadow to make.

Every once in a while on my server, shadows will be as cheap/cheaper as the earths. When that's the case, I'll buy those out as well.
#5 Dec 13 2008 at 12:58 AM Rating: Excellent
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Jewelcrafting has always been a great way of converting one kind of raw material into enchanting mats for profit or for personal use. The best part is, there's no cooldown since it's not transmuting.

Before I dropped enchanting for mining I used to convert all of the Adamantite Powder that I got from prospecting into Mercurial Adamantite, then I made blue rings and DE'd them for a tidy profit off of my relatively useless prospecting trash.

Expect other nice recipes as well when materials stable out a bit.
#6 Dec 13 2008 at 3:54 AM Rating: Decent
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While, in general, the idea is good, on my server it doesn't work. It seems that people on Wildhammer are stuffed with t4+ tanking rings cause I had hard time selling that stuff. Not to mention competition from other JC, because of cheap mats per proc in JC ratio.

Meta gems sell even worse though. Especially trainer recipies, since transmutes are no longer on cd, every alch stacks mats and make like 10 at a time, flooding the market.

I have to say DE is the only way to go. People are enchanting like crazy, most guilds started to raid atm, so everybody wants their gear enchanted.
#7 Dec 13 2008 at 1:26 PM Rating: Good
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Depending on the costs of eternal shadows on your server, Shadowmight Ring, is great too for DE'ing.

1 earth & 1 shadow to make.

Every once in a while on my server, shadows will be as cheap/cheaper as the earths. When that's the case, I'll buy those out as well.


Yeah, shadow never goes below 15G each on my server. I doubt they'll hit 5G each, but I'll keep an eye on it.

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While, in general, the idea is good, on my server it doesn't work. It seems that people on Wildhammer are stuffed with t4+ tanking rings cause I had hard time selling that stuff. Not to mention competition from other JC, because of cheap mats per proc in JC ratio.

Meta gems sell even worse though. Especially trainer recipies, since transmutes are no longer on cd, every alch stacks mats and make like 10 at a time, flooding the market.

I have to say DE is the only way to go. People are enchanting like crazy, most guilds started to raid atm, so everybody wants their gear enchanted.


Um, I'm not talking about selling the rings for gold. Buying the mats, making the rings, and DEing them is the profit potential I've found.

I haven't gotten my JC high enough yet to make metas or anything else, but JC has been a wonderful money making profession so far to me; far beyond cutting gems.
#8 Dec 13 2008 at 3:15 PM Rating: Excellent
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Eternal Shadow begins to overtake Eternal Earth in abundance when the mining market begins to mature. Shadow has been the cheapest around for quite a while on my realm because Saronite nodes yield mostly Shadow. And I've been riding the miners hard to dig all the Saronite they can out of the ground for prospecting.

A market that focusses primarily on Cobalt will have much lower prices for Eternal Earth though.

I find it interesting that in Wrath, Essences are selling for double the price of Shards. TBC, Essences never got over 1/4 of the price of Shards. I suppose there's just so many more craftable Blues getting converted to shards (or something.... geez) -- it seems like DEing greens like that ring are the way to go.

I was actually worried about the JC profit margin when you couldnt walk in Sholazar without drowning in Saronite nodes. Now that the gem market has stabalized, prospecting is still valuable and cutting is even moreso. Add DEing in there and you've diversified your economic portfolio quite a bit.
#9 Dec 16 2008 at 11:48 PM Rating: Excellent
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Just wanted to report on this again.

Badlukchuk and Losie, I love you two. I've been keeping an eye on eternal shadows this weekend and the price did drop. I started seeing stacks going for <150G each. I bought them up and any eternal earths I could find and made short work of those rings.

Since I've started, I've made between 3-4k gold. Dust/essences have been selling out on my server, keeping the prices high. I found more than a few stacks of eternals up this weekend as well, giving me all the mats and opportunity I needed to make some gold.

Someone on my realm /whispered me the other day too, letting me know that I was taking over his business and that he had made his 4k gold already doing this.

Really JCs, this is absolutely huge profits!
#10 Jan 14 2009 at 12:43 AM Rating: Decent
Got enough dirt to make 17 rings (avg 5.75g per dirt 204g total) and results from DE were -

infinite dust = 40 (4g each) = 160g
greater cosmic essence = 5 (27g each) = 135g
dream shard = 2 (13g each ave) = 26g

So 204g investment, 321g worth of mats (actually 305 after AH 5% selling fee taken out) for a net of 101g potential profit (assuming I sell all the chanter mats instead of burning them leveling chanting/tailoring) plus a bunch of skill-ups in JC to boot.

Not spectacular but not a bad turn around, especially seeing as my JC scored all those skill-ups (and the ring is still yellow ATM).
#11 Jan 14 2009 at 8:40 AM Rating: Decent
My enchanting alt is at a measly 391 enchanting, so even for someone like me who doesn't sell much on auction, the rings are fantastic for stockpiling mats to skill up my enchanting. I typically wind up with more Eternal Earth than I know what to do with, so it's nice to have a worthwhile alternative to selling the eternals on auction for a trivial profit or giving them away :D
#12 Jan 15 2009 at 9:44 AM Rating: Decent
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Well, I've been checking the AH every day or every second day now for more eternal earth. Eternal shadow seems to be easier to get at <6.5G per eternal now, but I don't want to buy too many of them and get stuck without earth.

Really though, I've literally made hundreds of rings so far. I sold and sold until the dust market started to fall(90G a stack) then the large essences(185G a stack) and simply stopped selling. Apparently, without my steady supply the demand begins to exceed, as prices are now back to 150G for a stack of dust and 250G for a stack of essences.

This is good. I was getting in quite the dilemna where a bit of slacking from selling dust + an excess of buying cheap weekend eternals had left me with almost 3k of enchanting materials(18 stacks of dust, 6 stacks of essences + 20 dream shards). I've now sold/used about half of that, so a few days of selling now and I should be able to get back into the swing of things.

In other news, I'm not sure how cost effective it is, but I was keeping all my dream shards to use for leveling up JC even more when I got the blue random enchant lvl 78 ring. I was actually able to cut a profit on them, selling at 125G each for kinds that weren't up on the AH. Mileage may vary though, so you might want to check your server first.
#13 Jan 15 2009 at 10:25 AM Rating: Decent
I have made quite a bit of gold off this.

This recipe and several others in WotLK have had some very good DE'ing results. (more so than BC)
#14 Jan 15 2009 at 10:27 AM Rating: Decent
Also check out crystallized earth and shadow on the AH, on my server they tend to send for less than 1/10 of the sell price of a eternal.

#15 Jan 15 2009 at 12:13 PM Rating: Decent
Crystallized vs Eternal is pretty hit and miss - sometimes the crystallized is less then 1/10th, but more often then not (on my server at least) its more like 1/5th or higher. >_<
#16 Jan 15 2009 at 2:02 PM Rating: Decent
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It didn't occur to me before to make and DE that ring, but after getting upwards of 5dusts, and 2 essences, JC just got profitable for me again. Thanks for the tip.
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