Category:Stone
Stone
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ADS Frame![]() ![]() ![]() |
A piece of darksteel framework retrieved from an Allagan automated defense system node. | 2.0
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ADS Illuminant![]() ![]() |
A glowing orb retrieved from an Allagan automated defense system node. | 2.0
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ADS Plating![]() ![]() ![]() |
A piece of darksteel plating retrieved from an Allagan automated defense system node. | 2.0
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Abyssal Diamond![]() |
The might of a great and terrible voidsent is trapped within this precious jewel. A darkness beyond blackest pitch emanates from its core. | 6.5
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Adamantite Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare metal adamantite. | 3.0
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Agate![]() ![]() ![]() |
A cloudy pink jewel consisting of many colored layers. | 3.0
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Aged Eye of Fire![]() |
A stone sphere elementally aspected to fire. A good polishing will be required to restore it to its former luster. | 2.45
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Alchemical Abrasive![]() |
This all-in-one abrasive, created by alchemists of the Great Work, can be used to both sand metals and polish them to a lustrous sheen─and with only minor risk of fire. | 6.05
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A decent-sized piece of rock containing metal composites unique to Alexandria. | 7.1
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Almandine![]() ![]() |
A garnet-like mineral that, due to its extreme hardness, is used in grinding wheels. | 4.0
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Alumina Salts![]() |
A fine-grain form of the mineral alumina found in the stomach of a chimera. It is believed the creature grinds chunks of alumina ore with its powerful jaws and swallows the resulting powder to use as a catalyst for its fiery breath. | 2.0
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Alumina Whetstone![]() ![]() |
A whestone carved from alumina. Used for sharpening metal or stone blades. | 5.1
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Aluminum Ore![]() |
A sizable piece of rock containing traces of the metal aluminum. | 5.4
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Amber![]() ![]() |
A yellow jewel. | 2.0
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Amdapori Stone![]() ![]() |
A stone slab used by the ancient Amdapori in building construction. | 2.1
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Amethyst![]() ![]() |
A purple jewel. | 2.0
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Ametrine![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A mix of amethyst and citrine. | 6.0
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Ancient Amber![]() |
This resin harvested from a primeval tree glows faintly with an otherworldly light. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Annite![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized chunk of rock made up of what appears to be thousands of thin sheets of dark grey crystal compacted together into a single mass. | 6.0
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Annite Whetstone![]() ![]() |
A piece of carved annite used to sharpen metal or stone blades. | 6.0
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Antumbral Rock![]() ![]() |
A rock with an elemental aspect leaning unnaturally towards umbral. | 2.3
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Approved Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Sand![]() ![]() |
One of the few substances known to be both edible and highly explosive. While some spicy ingredients are said to be capable of blowing one's head off, in this case, it is no exaggeration. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone![]() ![]() |
Believed to be a piece of fossilized cloud. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Jade![]() ![]() |
In the Brume, to be “jaded” means to have a large piece of jade thrown at the back of one's head. Thankfully, the prohibitive pricing of this precious substance means that such incidents are rare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Basalt![]() ![]() |
Basalt actually has very little in common with salt, despite its name being approximately two-thirds the same. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Cobalt Ore![]() ![]() |
A lot less blue than one might expect, although it tastes about right. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Copper Sand![]() ![]() |
A special place in one of the seven hells exists for those who attempt to fob off the skybuilders by mixing in regular sand with the copper, or so the skybuilders would have one believe. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Darksteel Ore![]() ![]() |
Has the potential to be made into something very scary indeed, like spiked pauldrons or an enormous battleaxe. In all likelihood, however, it will probably become a slightly extravagant kettle or decorative letter opener. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Iron Sand![]() ![]() |
In the event that one somehow accidentally mixes this with normal sand, the two can be separated by waving a magnet nearby. This knowledge may─or more likely, may not─save your life one day. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Lutinite![]() ![]() |
Said to be blessed by cloud spirits, which may or may not be a good thing. Still, “blessed” is infinitely preferable to “cursed.” Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mica![]() ![]() |
“Mica” would make rather a nice name for a person, if it were not already taken by this rather unremarkable rock. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mythril Sand![]() |
The bright hue of this valuable substance does make it stand out from the surrounding rocks and so forth, but only under the condition that one is able to find the damnable stuff in the first place. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mythrite Ore![]() ![]() |
Due to the fact it is almost identical in appearance to mythril ore, it is sometimes known as “fool's mythril.” Conversely, actual mythril is often referred to as “fool's mythrite.” Used in level 70 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Ore![]() ![]() |
Something of a mixed bag of metallic elements, but as everyone knows, smithies love a good surprise. Just not when they're swinging a hammer dangerously close to their fingers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Rock![]() ![]() |
If you think this rock is uninteresting, you should see the grade 1 skybuilders' rock, which is so plain that it can blend into any background by virtue of its sheer dullness. Used in level 70 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Umbral Flarestone![]() ![]() |
Red-hot to the touch, which makes it a bastard to carry. Can only be gathered during an umbral flare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinshard![]() ![]() |
If you thought catching lightning in a bottle was difficult, catching it in a crystal fragment is even trickier. At least a bottle comes with a handy cap to keep in said lightning when caught, whereas crystal relies on nothing more than the bolt's willing cooperation. Can only be gathered during umbral levin. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Zinc Ore![]() ![]() |
Zinc is said to prevent a number of common ailments. However, it must be noted that attempting to ingest it in its current state may actually cause problems such as broken teeth and stomachache, usually in that order. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Amber![]() |
The grade is determined by the number of vilekin encased within each piece. Fewer is generally considered to be better, unless the buyer happens to be a naturalist, in which case, the opposite is true. They have been known to pay absurd amounts for the most heavily infested specimens. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Basilisk Egg![]() |
Most recipients of such eggs would prefer them without a tiny, carnivorous scalekin inside. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Clay![]() |
Many apprentice potters have been known to misinterpret the meaning of “throwing a pot,” leading to hilarious capers, instant dismissal, or both. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone![]() |
One of the few stones light enough to float in water. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Granite![]() |
Granite is said to be phaneritic, or in layman's terms, macroscopically crystalline. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Ore![]() |
“Kingly” is not an adjective that is often applied to metals of any sort, though in the case of aurum regis, it seems perfectly fitting, for some reason. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bomb Ash![]() |
Some might argue that it would be easier to locate a living bomb and wait for it to explode than to scrabble about in the dirt and undergrowth looking for particles of ash from one that had exploded previously. The problem lies in finding volunteers who are not only foolhardy enough to attempt it, but hardy enough to survive. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore![]() |
Though similar substances exist in other regions, the Diadem variety tends to be more highly coveted. This may simply be due to its scarcity rather than any intrinsic properties, as by and large, the more difficult something is to obtain, the more people want it. | 5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand![]() |
As is often the case with items found in the Diadem, this iron sand possesses unique properties. It is magnetically attracted not only to metallic objects, but a range of organic materials, such as skin and clothing, which means it is often gathered regardless of one's intentions. | 5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Fossil Dust![]() |
“Despite the creature having been dead for millennia, fossilized, and then ground to dust, I was able to extrapolate its diet, breeding habits, and susceptibility to hiccups from the single, remaining fragment of vertebrae.” ─Excerpt from On the Trail of the Thunder Lizards Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hard Mudstone![]() |
Mudstone may not be the most impressive of substances, but becoming a solid piece of rock after an extended period as a sticky semiliquid is something of an improvement. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hardsilver Sand![]() |
Hardsilver's inherent hardness is somewhat difficult to gauge in granular form. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ore![]() |
The first miner to discover this particular variety described it as “extra-ore-dinary” and was met with a chorus of groans from her peers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone![]() |
This flaky, lightweight stone is a firm favorite with street performers who demonstrate their strength by smashing through rock with their bare hands. | 5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Titanium Ore![]() |
Unlike some other ores requested by the skybuilders, they actually deigned to give the name of the type of metal they would like in this case, rather than simply “some ore.” Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinite![]() |
Some scholars maintain that levinite is the result of lightning taking solid form upon striking the earth. Most other scholars, however, maintain that this theory is bollocks. Can only be gathered during umbral levin. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Magma Shard![]() |
Though the name may seem at first to be an oxymoron, each fragment actually contains magma in liquid form beneath a thin crust. Anyone foolish enough to put one of these shards in their back pocket before sitting down will cause a hole to be burned not only in their breeches, but also the chair on which they sat. Can only be gathered during an umbral flare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Approved Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone![]() ![]() |
According to certain scholars, the islands of the Sea of Clouds are kept suspended in the air by large amounts of cloudstone. It is therefore advised not to mine too much of this valuable resource as it may cause the island to plummet from the sky. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Prismstone![]() ![]() |
Shines with all the colors of the rainbow, and even a few extra, like luminous black and fluorescent beige. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Silex![]() ![]() |
Similar─though rather less artisanal─sacks of silex are sold to the participants in Ul'dah's Coliseum. A well-aimed handful of the stuff can temporarily blind the opponent, though it is only a matter of time until these customers realize that the same is true of the sand that lines the arena floor, which is available for free. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Bluespirit Ore![]() ![]() |
Not only is this rock imbued with a spirit, but that spirit is feeling particularly blue. Perhaps being smashed repeatedly with a chisel will cheer it up. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Electrum Ore![]() ![]() |
A naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver, though many would argue that it is worth less than the sum of its parts. Those expecting it to possess some sort of lightning-aspected aetherial properties due to the name are sure to be disappointed, although that has not prevented several unscrupulous merchants from advertising it as such. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Gold Ore![]() ![]() |
“The ambassador's receptions are noted in society for their host's exquisite taste that captivates his guests. The tray of gold nuggets his butlers pass around, however, often leads to confusion and broken teeth when said guests mistake them for chocolate treats.” ─The Highs and Lows of Ishgardian High Society Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Gold Sand![]() ![]() |
Each grain of gold sand was once a whole nugget that has been gradually eroded over many thousands of years, which is a rather extreme example of depreciating value. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Iron Ore![]() ![]() |
Any smith worth their salt will have a vast amount of ores, ingots, rivets, rings, and plates at their disposal, although finding space to store it all can prove most bothersome. Some have even taken to employing retainers for the sole purpose of lugging their surplus junk around. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Iron Sand![]() ![]() |
Primarily used as a vital component in a children's toy whereby hair and a beard may be applied to a picture of a man's face by means of an ingenious magnetic wand. (For ages three and up.) Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Mineral Sand![]() ![]() |
When the skybuilders were quizzed as to exactly what type of mineral comprises this sand, the reply was, “That information is on a need-to-know basis.” One would assume that those mining the stuff would need to know what they are supposed to be looking for, but the skybuilders move─and think─in mysterious ways. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Mythrite Sand![]() ![]() |
A popular choice for hourglasses as the speed at which the sand falls is directly affected by how much those in close proximity are enjoying themselves. With a mythrite sand hourglass, time really does fly when one is having fun. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Ore![]() ![]() |
Only a true skybuilder could look at a nondescript lump of grey, slightly metallic rock and say, “Yes, this is definitely grade 4 skybuilders' ore,” though it could be argued that this is because they are the ones who named it to begin with. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Ragstone![]() ![]() |
Due to being formed from compressed layers of sediment, ragstone may contain rare and precious fossils. The skybuilders, however, care not a jot about any of that and will happily use it to whet their blades and so forth, much to the woe of naturalists throughout Eorzea. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Umbral Flarerock![]() ![]() |
Each chunk of flarerock is capable of releasing enormous amounts of fire-aspected aether. Unfortunately, for that to occur, it must first be warmed for three days under a medium-sized duck, which limits its usefulness somewhat. Can only be gathered during an umbral flare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinsand![]() ![]() |
Exactly like any other type of sand, apart from the fact it is bright purple and may or may not electrocute those who get too close. Can only be gathered during umbral levin. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Aquamarine![]() ![]() |
A blue jewel. | 2.0
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Aqueous Whetstone![]() ![]() ![]() |
A whetstone carved from aqueous rock. Used for sharpening metal or stone blades. | 2.0
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Astral Eye![]() ![]() ![]() |
A polished stone sphere with an unbalanced elemental aspect tipping towards astral. | 2.0
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Astral Moraine![]() ![]() ![]() |
Gravel with an unbalanced elemental aspect tipping towards astral. | 2.0
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Astral Rock![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with an unbalanced elemental aspect tipping towards astral. | 2.0
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Aurum Regis Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare metal aurum regis. | 3.0
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Aurum Regis Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Violet sand containing tiny grains of aurum regis. | 3.0
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Azurite![]() ![]() ![]() |
A deep blue jewel. | 4.0
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Basilisk Egg![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
The egg of a basilisk. Its thick shell contains high concentrations of the various ores and minerals upon which the giant lizards are said to feed. | 2.0
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Basilisk Whetstone![]() ![]() |
A piece of extra-hard basilisk eggshell used to sharpen the blades of tools and weapons. | 2.0
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Beggar's Mythril Ore![]() |
Lower aetherial conductivity than regular mythril makes this a poor substitute for the precious green metal...unless low aetherial conductivity is what you require. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.0
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Beryllium Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal beryllium. | 5.1
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Bismuth Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Ore rich in bismuth. | 6.0
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Black Limestone![]() ![]() ![]() |
When polished, this rare form of limestone closely resembles marble. | 2.5
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Black Mor Dhonan Slag | A blackish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 2.0
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Black O'Ghomoro Slag | A blackish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 2.0
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Black Pearl![]() ![]() |
A jet black pearl. | 2.0
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Black Quartz | Several small pieces of black unpolished quartz. | 2.0
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Black Sagolii Slag | A blackish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 2.0
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Black Star![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A black jewel that shines with the radiance of the heavens. | 7.0
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Blue Abalathian Slag | A bluish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 2.0
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Blue Quartz![]() ![]() |
Several small pieces of deep blue unpolished quartz. | 2.0
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Blue Roundstone | A bright-blue stone so perfectly spherical, it is difficult to believe it was not hand-carved. | 3.05
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Blue Zircon![]() ![]() ![]() |
A blue jewel. | 6.0
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Bluespirit Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A sizable hunk of the remarkably aether-rich mineral known as bluespirit. | 5.0
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Bluespirit Tile![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A thin slab of cut and polished bluespirit. | 5.0
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Brashgold Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock rich in a highly durable, naturally occurring alloy. | 5.3
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Bright Fire Rock![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with aetheric fire energy. | 3.0
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Bright Lightning Rock![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with aetheric lightning energy. | 3.0
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Brightwind Ore![]() |
Prolonged exposure to wind and sunlight has allowed this stone to absorb a great deal of aether. | 7.0
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Brown Abalathian Slag | A brownish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 2.0
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Brown O'Ghomoro Slag | A brownish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 2.0
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Brown Sagolii Slag | A brownish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 2.0
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Burning Auricle![]() |
A crystallized fragment of the dreadwyrm Bahamut's burning heart. | 2.4
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Carnelian![]() ![]() ![]() |
A translucent red jewel. Its relative softness makes it easy to carve, and it has been used by royalty throughout history for signet rings. | 3.0
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Celestine![]() ![]() |
A light-blue crystalline mineral which, when ground and added to any flammable material, will cause it to burn red. | 3.0
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Chalcocite![]() ![]() |
A black metallic ore containing copper and traces of iron and saltpeter. | 3.0
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Chloroschist![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A crystalline schist formed in low temperatures and under little pressure. | 6.0
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Chloroschist Whetstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A green piece of schist used to sharpen metal or stone blades. | 6.0
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Chondrite![]() ![]() |
A stony meteorite. | 6.0
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Chromite Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal chromium. | 4.0
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Chrysolite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A green jewel. | 3.0
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Citrine![]() ![]() ![]() |
A yellow jewel almost identical to topaz, but several times softer. | 3.0
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Clear Fluorite![]() ![]() |
A rare form of fluorite completely devoid of any interior flaws. | 2.5
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Clear Prism![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncolored, transparent prism used in the crafting of a glamour prism. | 2.2
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Clinker Bricks![]() ![]() |
Partially vitrified bricks favored for their superior hardness and durability. | 2.1
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Cloud Mica![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized chunk of rock made up of what appears to be thousands of thin sheets of silver crystal compacted together into a single mass. | 3.0
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Cloud Mica Whetstone![]() ![]() ![]() |
A whetstone carved from cloud mica. Used for sharpening metal or stone blades. | 3.0
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Cloud Mythril Ore![]() |
Extended exposure to the extreme aetherial currents found on and near the Diadem have somehow altered the mythril contained in this piece of rock. | 3.55b
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Cobalt Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal cobalt. | 2.0
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Cobalt Tungsten Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal cobalt tungsten. | 7.0
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Composite Whetstone![]() ![]() |
A heavy whetstone that appears to be man-made, rather than carved from naturally occurring rock. | 2.5
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Connoisseur's Aurum Regis Ore![]() |
A mineral harvested with the discerning standards of an avid collector in mind, and royally suited to aetherial reduction. | 6.45
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Connoisseur's Prismstone![]() |
A mineral excavated with the discerning standards of an avid collector in mind. All the colors of the rainbow dance within this mesmerizing rock. | 6.35
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Connoisseur's Raw Onyx![]() |
An ink-black mineral excavated with the discerning standards of an avid collector in mind, and well suited to aetherial reduction. | 6.51
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Connoisseur's Red Malachite![]() |
A mineral excavated with the discerning standards of an avid collector in mind. Once ground, this gemstone should provide a striking crimson pigment for use in dyes. | 6.35
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Copper Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal copper. | 2.0
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Copper Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Bright-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of copper. | 2.0
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Crag Heart![]() ![]() ![]() |
Drawn forth from the chest of the Lord of Crags himself, this small stone pulses with uncontrollably powerful earth-aspected energies. | 2.1
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Crystal-clear Rock Salt![]() |
The finest rock salt the steppe has to offer. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Crystal of Divine Light![]() ![]() |
Includes a unique serial number and certificate of authenticity supposedly signed by Hydaelyn Herself. | 6.0
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Crystal of Eternal Darkness![]() ![]() |
Brighten up your home with this charming tribute to the god of Darkness. | 6.0
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Cuprite![]() ![]() |
Though its appearance suggests it is a precious gem, this ore is actually a rare form of red translucent copper. | 3.0
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Cut Stone![]() ![]() ![]() |
A rectangular slab of stone commonly used in building construction. | 2.1
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Dacite![]() ![]() |
A solid piece of cooled lava, its burning fury in a dormant state. | 5.4
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Danburite![]() ![]() |
A transparent jewel. | 2.0
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Darksteel Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal darksteel. | 2.0
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Dawn Dust | This rare variety of gold dust is named for its hue, reminiscent of a steppe sunrise. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Deep-blue Cluster![]() ![]() |
A vividly colored cluster of crystals aspected to multiple elements. | 3.0
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Deep-blue Crystal![]() ![]() |
A vividly colored crystal aspected to multiple elements. | 3.0
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Deep-green Cluster![]() ![]() |
A vividly colored cluster of crystals aspected to multiple elements. | 3.0
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Deep-green Crystal![]() ![]() |
A vividly colored crystal aspected to multiple elements. | 3.0
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Deep-red Cluster![]() ![]() |
A vividly colored cluster of crystals aspected to multiple elements. | 3.0
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Deep-red Crystal![]() ![]() |
A vividly colored crystal aspected to multiple elements. | 3.0
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Deep-sea Marble![]() |
Stone pulled from the bottom of the Sirensong Sea. | 6.1
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Deep-sea Umbrite![]() |
An uncommon variety of umbrite gathered from the darkest depths of the ocean. | 6.5
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Diamond![]() ![]() ![]() |
A transparent jewel. | 2.0
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Diamond Tear![]() ![]() |
A glass-like shard retrieved from the fallen Lady of Frost. It pulses with uncontrollably powerful ice-aspected energies. | 2.4
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Diaspore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A light-green jewel. | 5.0
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Diatomite![]() ![]() |
Geological scholars claim that this sedimentary stone is actually comprised of the shells of thousands upon thousands of tiny sea creatures. | 4.0
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Dimythrite Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing what appears to be dimythrite. | 5.0
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Dimythrite Sand![]() ![]() ![]() |
Darkly glowing sand consisting of tiny grains of dimythrite. | 5.0
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Dinosaur Fossil![]() |
The lithified remains of a dinosaur long deceased. | 3.2
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Dolomite![]() ![]() |
A semi-translucent rock containing the rare mineral dolomite. | 5.4
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Doman Iron Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal Doman iron (also known as mochi iron for its resemblance to the Far Eastern rice cakes). | 4.0
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Doman Iron Sand![]() ![]() ![]() |
Metallic sand consisting of tiny grains of Doman iron. | 4.0
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Doman Yellow![]() |
A soft, clay-like soil believed to be formed of compacted yellow dust carried on the wind from faraway lands. | 4.0
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Dragon Obsidian![]() ![]() ![]() |
A hard yet light variety of obsidian. Said to have been formed in the flames of a dragon's breath. | 2.0
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Dubious Dirt![]() |
Both the nature and utility of this peculiar dirt are impossible to imagine. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Durium Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal durium. | 4.0
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Durium Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Jade-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of durium. | 4.0
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Dwarven Chromite![]() |
This ore has a high concentration of naturally occurring chrome─which is presumably why dwarves will under no circumstances divulge where veins of it might be found. | 5.2
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Dynamis Crystal![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A golden crystal rich in dynamis. | 6.0
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Earth Rock![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with aetheric earth energy. | 2.0
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Earthen Quartz![]() |
A rock with an elemental aspect leaning heavily towards earth. | 6.3
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Eblan Danburite![]() ![]() |
A transparent jewel sourced from the Eblan Rime. | 6.1
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Electrocoal![]() |
An ore containing trace amounts of electrope. | 7.0
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Electrum Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal electrum. | 2.0
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Electrum Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Blue-gold sand consisting of tiny grains of electrum. | 2.0
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Emerald![]() ![]() ![]() |
A green jewel. | 2.0
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Emery![]() ![]() |
Powderized garnet used in the polishing of gemstones. | 2.2
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Empty Cluster![]() |
A transparent crystal cluster almost completely devoid of elemental aspect. | 3.0
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Empty Crystal![]() |
A transparent crystal almost completely devoid of elemental aspect. | 3.0
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Empyrean Clay![]() |
Though this was perhaps once unremarkable mud, it has since been warped in the oddest of ways by exposure to the powerful magicks of Heaven–on–High. | 4.35
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Eventide Jade![]() ![]() |
A rare form of jade as red as a sunset. | 3.1
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Evergleam Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing a rare natural alloy of iron and chromium. | 4.4
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Eye of Earth![]() ![]() |
A polished stone sphere elementally aspected to earth. | 2.0
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Eye of Fire![]() ![]() |
A polished stone sphere elementally aspected to fire. | 2.0
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Eye of Ice![]() ![]() |
A polished stone sphere elementally aspected to ice. | 2.0
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Eye of Lightning![]() ![]() |
A polished stone sphere elementally aspected to lightning. | 2.0
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Eye of Water![]() ![]() |
A polished stone sphere elementally aspected to water. | 2.0
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Eye of Wind![]() ![]() |
A polished stone sphere elementally aspected to wind. | 2.0
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Feather Iron Ore![]() |
Not technically as light as an actual feather, this rare variety of iron weighs slightly less than normal iron, making it a preferable alternative...if enough can be procured. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.0
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Ferberite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A jet black mineral with alluring luster. | 2.2
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Fine Sand![]() ![]() ![]() |
Extra-fine sand made up of particles barely visible to the eyes of men. | 2.0
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Fine Silver Ore![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing large quantities of silver. | 7.0
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Fire Moraine![]() |
Gravel elementally aspected to fire. | 2.0
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Fire Rock![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with aetheric fire energy. | 2.0
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Firebricks![]() ![]() |
Rectangular clay bricks that have been hardened through firing and can withstand intense heat. | 2.1
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Fireheart Cobalt![]() ![]() |
Seasoned miners will recognize this as a type of sulfide, its composition lending its surface a permanent sheen that makes it look like a glowing ember in the light. | 5.2
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Flat Stone![]() |
This stone's flat surface and pronounced edge make it ideal for scraping hides. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Flint Stone | An extremely hard rock often used in stone weapons and firearms. | 2.0
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Fluorite![]() ![]() |
A purple jewel. | 2.0
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Fluorite Lens![]() |
Carved from a shard of clear fluorite, this lens exhibits higher optical performance than a normal glass lens. | 2.5
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Furite Sand![]() |
Midnight black sand consisting of tiny grains of the rare ore furite. | 2.45
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Gale Rock![]() |
As the name suggests, this variety of stone is more strongly aspected than typical wind rock. | 5.0
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Garnet![]() ![]() |
A red jewel. | 2.0
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Ghostly Umbral Rock![]() |
A rock with an elemental aspect leaning unnaturally towards umbral. | 6.0
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Gold Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal gold. | 2.0
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Gold Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Glittering sand consisting of tiny grains of gold. | 2.0
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Goshenite![]() ![]() |
A transparent jewel. | 2.0
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Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Sand![]() |
One of the few substances known to be both edible and highly explosive. While some spicy ingredients are said to be capable of blowing one's head off, in this case, it is no exaggeration. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone![]() |
Believed to be a piece of fossilized cloud. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Jade![]() ![]() |
In the Brume, to be “jaded” means to have a large piece of jade thrown at the back of one's head. Thankfully, the prohibitive pricing of this precious substance means that such incidents are rare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Basalt![]() |
Basalt actually has very little in common with salt, despite its name being approximately two-thirds the same. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Cobalt Ore | A lot less blue than one might expect, although it tastes about right. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Copper Sand![]() |
A special place in one of the seven hells exists for those who attempt to fob off the skybuilders by mixing in regular sand with the copper, or so the skybuilders would have one believe. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Darksteel Ore | Has the potential to be made into something very scary indeed, like spiked pauldrons or an enormous battleaxe. In all likelihood, however, it will probably become a slightly extravagant kettle or decorative letter opener. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Iron Sand![]() |
In the event that one somehow accidentally mixes this with normal sand, the two can be separated by waving a magnet nearby. This knowledge may─or more likely, may not─save your life one day. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Lutinite | Said to be blessed by cloud spirits, which may or may not be a good thing. Still, “blessed” is infinitely preferable to “cursed.” Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mica![]() |
“Mica” would make rather a nice name for a person, if it were not already taken by this rather unremarkable rock. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mythril Sand | The bright hue of this valuable substance does make it stand out from the surrounding rocks and so forth, but only under the condition that one is able to find the damnable stuff in the first place. Used in level 60 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mythrite Ore | Due to the fact it is almost identical in appearance to mythril ore, it is sometimes known as “fool's mythril.” Conversely, actual mythril is often referred to as “fool's mythrite.” Used in level 70 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Ore | Something of a mixed bag of metallic elements, but as everyone knows, smithies love a good surprise. Just not when they're swinging a hammer dangerously close to their fingers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Rock | If you think this rock is uninteresting, you should see the grade 1 skybuilders' rock, which is so plain that it can blend into any background by virtue of its sheer dullness. Used in level 70 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Umbral Flarestone![]() |
Red-hot to the touch, which makes it a bastard to carry. Can only be gathered during an umbral flare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinshard![]() |
If you thought catching lightning in a bottle was difficult, catching it in a crystal fragment is even trickier. At least a bottle comes with a handy cap to keep in said lightning when caught, whereas crystal relies on nothing more than the bolt's willing cooperation. Can only be gathered during umbral levin. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 2 Skybuilders' Zinc Ore | Zinc is said to prevent a number of common ailments. However, it must be noted that attempting to ingest it in its current state may actually cause problems such as broken teeth and stomachache, usually in that order. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.21
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Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Amber![]() ![]() ![]() |
The grade is determined by the number of vilekin encased within each piece. Fewer is generally considered to be better, unless the buyer happens to be a naturalist, in which case, the opposite is true. They have been known to pay absurd amounts for the most heavily infested specimens. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Basilisk Egg![]() ![]() ![]() |
Most recipients of such eggs would prefer them without a tiny, carnivorous scalekin inside. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Clay![]() ![]() |
Many apprentice potters have been known to misinterpret the meaning of “throwing a pot,” leading to hilarious capers, instant dismissal, or both. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone![]() ![]() |
One of the few stones light enough to float in water. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Granite![]() ![]() ![]() |
Granite is said to be phaneritic, or in layman's terms, macroscopically crystalline. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Ore![]() ![]() |
“Kingly” is not an adjective that is often applied to metals of any sort, though in the case of aurum regis, it seems perfectly fitting, for some reason. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bomb Ash | Some might argue that it would be easier to locate a living bomb and wait for it to explode than to scrabble about in the dirt and undergrowth looking for particles of ash from one that had exploded previously. The problem lies in finding volunteers who are not only foolhardy enough to attempt it, but hardy enough to survive. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore | Though similar substances exist in other regions, the Diadem variety tends to be more highly coveted. This may simply be due to its scarcity rather than any intrinsic properties, as by and large, the more difficult something is to obtain, the more people want it. | 5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand | As is often the case with items found in the Diadem, this iron sand possesses unique properties. It is magnetically attracted not only to metallic objects, but a range of organic materials, such as skin and clothing, which means it is often gathered regardless of one's intentions. | 5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Fossil Dust![]() ![]() |
“Despite the creature having been dead for millennia, fossilized, and then ground to dust, I was able to extrapolate its diet, breeding habits, and susceptibility to hiccups from the single, remaining fragment of vertebrae.” ─Excerpt from On the Trail of the Thunder Lizards Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hard Mudstone![]() |
Mudstone may not be the most impressive of substances, but becoming a solid piece of rock after an extended period as a sticky semiliquid is something of an improvement. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hardsilver Sand | Hardsilver's inherent hardness is somewhat difficult to gauge in granular form. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ore | The first miner to discover this particular variety described it as “extra-ore-dinary” and was met with a chorus of groans from her peers. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone | This flaky, lightweight stone is a firm favorite with street performers who demonstrate their strength by smashing through rock with their bare hands. | 5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Titanium Ore | Unlike some other ores requested by the skybuilders, they actually deigned to give the name of the type of metal they would like in this case, rather than simply “some ore.” Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinite![]() ![]() |
Some scholars maintain that levinite is the result of lightning taking solid form upon striking the earth. Most other scholars, however, maintain that this theory is bollocks. Can only be gathered during umbral levin. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Magma Shard![]() ![]() |
Though the name may seem at first to be an oxymoron, each fragment actually contains magma in liquid form beneath a thin crust. Anyone foolish enough to put one of these shards in their back pocket before sitting down will cause a hole to be burned not only in their breeches, but also the chair on which they sat. Can only be gathered during an umbral flare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.31
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Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone![]() ![]() |
According to certain scholars, the islands of the Sea of Clouds are kept suspended in the air by large amounts of cloudstone. It is therefore advised not to mine too much of this valuable resource as it may cause the island to plummet from the sky. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Prismstone![]() ![]() |
Shines with all the colors of the rainbow, and even a few extra, like luminous black and fluorescent beige. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Silex![]() ![]() |
Similar─though rather less artisanal─sacks of silex are sold to the participants in Ul'dah's Coliseum. A well-aimed handful of the stuff can temporarily blind the opponent, though it is only a matter of time until these customers realize that the same is true of the sand that lines the arena floor, which is available for free. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Bluespirit Ore![]() ![]() |
Not only is this rock imbued with a spirit, but that spirit is feeling particularly blue. Perhaps being smashed repeatedly with a chisel will cheer it up. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Electrum Ore![]() |
A naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver, though many would argue that it is worth less than the sum of its parts. Those expecting it to possess some sort of lightning-aspected aetherial properties due to the name are sure to be disappointed, although that has not prevented several unscrupulous merchants from advertising it as such. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Gold Ore![]() ![]() |
“The ambassador's receptions are noted in society for their host's exquisite taste that captivates his guests. The tray of gold nuggets his butlers pass around, however, often leads to confusion and broken teeth when said guests mistake them for chocolate treats.” ─The Highs and Lows of Ishgardian High Society Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Gold Sand![]() |
Each grain of gold sand was once a whole nugget that has been gradually eroded over many thousands of years, which is a rather extreme example of depreciating value. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Iron Ore![]() |
Any smith worth their salt will have a vast amount of ores, ingots, rivets, rings, and plates at their disposal, although finding space to store it all can prove most bothersome. Some have even taken to employing retainers for the sole purpose of lugging their surplus junk around. Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Iron Sand![]() |
Primarily used as a vital component in a children's toy whereby hair and a beard may be applied to a picture of a man's face by means of an ingenious magnetic wand. (For ages three and up.) Used in level 20 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Mineral Sand![]() ![]() |
When the skybuilders were quizzed as to exactly what type of mineral comprises this sand, the reply was, “That information is on a need-to-know basis.” One would assume that those mining the stuff would need to know what they are supposed to be looking for, but the skybuilders move─and think─in mysterious ways. Used in level 80 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Mythrite Sand![]() |
A popular choice for hourglasses as the speed at which the sand falls is directly affected by how much those in close proximity are enjoying themselves. With a mythrite sand hourglass, time really does fly when one is having fun. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Ore![]() |
Only a true skybuilder could look at a nondescript lump of grey, slightly metallic rock and say, “Yes, this is definitely grade 4 skybuilders' ore,” though it could be argued that this is because they are the ones who named it to begin with. Used in level 40 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Ragstone![]() |
Due to being formed from compressed layers of sediment, ragstone may contain rare and precious fossils. The skybuilders, however, care not a jot about any of that and will happily use it to whet their blades and so forth, much to the woe of naturalists throughout Eorzea. Used in level 60 and 70 crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Umbral Flarerock![]() |
Each chunk of flarerock is capable of releasing enormous amounts of fire-aspected aether. Unfortunately, for that to occur, it must first be warmed for three days under a medium-sized duck, which limits its usefulness somewhat. Can only be gathered during an umbral flare. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Grade 4 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinsand![]() |
Exactly like any other type of sand, apart from the fact it is bright purple and may or may not electrocute those who get too close. Can only be gathered during umbral levin. Used in expert crafting recipes. |
5.41
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Granite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
An extremely hard rock said to be formed of cooled magma. | 2.1
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Green Quartz![]() ![]() |
Several small pieces of deep green unpolished quartz. | 2.0
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Grey Abalathian Slag | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 2.0
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Grey Mor Dhonan Slag | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 2.0
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Grey O'Ghomoro Slag | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 2.0
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Grey Sagolii Slag | A greyish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 2.0
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Gyr Abanian Ore![]() ![]() |
A naturally occurring chunk of lodestone. | 4.4
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Hades's Auracite![]() ![]() |
A small chip of the auracite in which Hades was sealed. May you keep it close, and ever remember. | 5.1
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Hard Mudstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A particularly dense stone comprised of layers of river silt compressed down over thousands of generations. | 5.0
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Hard Mudstone Whetstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A hard stone for sharpening tools made of metal or...less hard stone. | 5.0
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Hardsilver Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare alchemic metal hardsilver. | 3.0
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Hardsilver Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Oily sand containing tiny grains of hardsilver. | 3.0
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Harmonite Ore![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing iron mixed with traces of nickel and cobalt. | 7.0
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Hawk's Eye![]() ![]() |
A blue-grey jewel consisting of many colored layers. When polished, it resembles the piercing eye of a raptor. | 4.3
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Heliodor![]() ![]() |
A yellow jewel. | 2.0
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Hematite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A silver-black jewel. | 5.0
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High Durium Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Ore rich in high durium. | 6.0
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High Durium Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Sand consisting of tiny grains of high durium. | 6.0
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Ice Rock![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with aetheric ice energy. | 2.0
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Ice Tear![]() |
A glass-like shard retrieved from the fallen Lady of Frost. | 2.4
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Ihuykanite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A deep green jewel polished in the currents of Ihuykatumu. | 7.0
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Ilmenite![]() ![]() |
A hunk of moon ore rich in titanium. | 6.2
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Imperial Jade![]() ![]() ![]() |
Also known as “true jade,” this milky green stone is coveted by the Far Eastern elite. | 4.0
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Indigo Quartz | Several small pieces of light-blue unpolished quartz. | 2.0
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Iolite![]() ![]() |
A purple jewel. | 2.0
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Iron Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal iron. | 2.0
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Iron Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Dark-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of iron. | 2.0
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Jade![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be jade. | 2.0
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Jadeite![]() ![]() |
A hard piece of jade. | 2.0
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Kamacite Ore![]() |
A chunk of long-fallen meteor containing the rare alloy kamacite. | 4.5
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Kindling Crystal![]() |
Translucent stones of this sort are lightly warm to the touch and often employed by the Night's Blessed to aid in starting bonfires. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Koppranickel Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal koppranickel. | 4.0
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Koppranickel Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Amber-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of koppranickel. | 4.0
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Kyanite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A light-blue jewel. | 4.0
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Lapis Lazuli![]() ![]() |
A blue jewel. | 2.0
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Lar Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing a naturally occurring alloy known as Lar. | 7.0
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Large Levin Orb![]() ![]() |
A perfect sphere of overcharged lightning-aspected energies encased in a transparent receptacle of hyperfused silica. | 2.3
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Larimar![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A sky blue jewel. | 3.0
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Lava Rock![]() |
A plain stone known for its heat-resistant properties. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Lazurite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A clear blue jewel. | 5.0
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Levin Orb![]() |
A sphere of lightning-aspected energies encased in a transparent receptacle of hyperfused silica. | 2.3
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Light Kidney Ore![]() ![]() |
A reddish ore containing large quantities of iron. Its wide availability makes it optimal for smelting in locations where purer forms of iron ore are difficult to procure, such as militia forges. This particular type of kidney ore is far more porous than the common variety, making it much easier to transport. | 2.0
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Lightning Moraine![]() |
Gravel elementally aspected to lightning. | 2.0
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Lightning Rock![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with aetheric lightning energy. | 2.0
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Limestone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A soft stone comprised of shells and bones compressed down over thousands of generations. | 2.0
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Limonite![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing a small amount of oxidized iron. It is said to have deodorizing properties. | 2.0
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Luminium Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal luminium. | 3.4
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Lumythrite Ore![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be lumythrite. | 3.2
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Lumythrite Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Glowing sand consisting of tiny grains of lumythrite. | 3.2
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Lunar Adamantite Ore![]() ![]() |
Ore rich in lunar adamantite. | 6.0
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Lunar Quartz![]() |
A grey rock tinged with a ghostly green hue. | 6.0
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Magnesia Powder![]() ![]() ![]() |
A fine-grain form of the mineral magnesia. | 7.0
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Magnesia Whetstone![]() ![]() |
A whetstone carved from magnesia. Its endothermic properties make it ideal for sharpening metal. | 7.0
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Malachite![]() ![]() |
A green jewel. | 2.0
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Mamonite![]() |
This rare white mineral is believed to possess medicinal properties, and can be found only in Yak T'el's most hidden cenotes. The leaders of the Mamool Ja considered an offering of mamonite to convey the utmost respect. | 7.05
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Manasilver Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Sand that moves almost as a liquid, consisting of tiny grains of manasilver. | 5.0
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Manganese Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Ore rich in manganese. | 6.0
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Marble![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A chunk of marble with mesmerizing mottlings and streaks. | 2.1
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Marbled Eye![]() ![]() |
A polished stone sphere containing several elementally charged layers. | 2.0
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Meteorite![]() ![]() |
A glossy rock of sable black said to have fallen from the heavens. | 3.3
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Minium![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A bright-red mineral that, when applied to metal, is thought to prevent it from rusting. | 2.0
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Miser's Mythril | Very rarely, when consuming the bodies of her victims, the Miser's Mistress will accidentally ingest chunks of mythril ore found lying about the Aurum Vale. The strong acids found within the seedkin's stomach dissolve away impurities, leaving only a near-pure form of the metal. | 2.0
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Molybdenum Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal molybdenum. | 4.0
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Mondite![]() |
A glassy stone that can be flaked to form lethally sharp edges. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Monumental Whetstone![]() |
A whetstone presumably effective in sharpening the claws of dragons, though the Ea may not appreciate the source used for its extraction. ※Only for use in Omicron society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
6.25
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Moonstone![]() ![]() ![]() |
A type of mineral that, when polished, emits an eerie blue glow not unlike the moon while under the influence of Thaliak. | 2.5
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Mormorion![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A smoky black jewel. | 3.0
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Mountain Chromite Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal mountain chromite. | 7.0
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Mudstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A flaky stone comprised of layers of mud condensed and compressed down over thousands of generations. | 2.0
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Mudstone Whetstone![]() ![]() |
A piece of fine-grained mudstone used to sharpen the blades of tools and weapons. | 2.0
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Mythril Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal mythril. | 2.0
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Mythril Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Pale-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of mythril. | 2.0
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Mythrite Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare metal mythrite. | 3.0
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Mythrite Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Glowing sand consisting of tiny grains of mythrite. | 3.0
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Native Gold![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A high-purity, naturally occurring nugget of gold. | 2.2
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Nephrite | A soft piece of jade. | 2.0
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Nightsteel Ore![]() ![]() |
Iron ore that has been exposed to the waters of a mineral spring, and undergone significant changes to both color and chemical makeup. | 4.2
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Nymian Orb![]() |
A magicked light-giving orb used by the long-lost Nymian civilization. | 2.1
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Obsidian![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A sharp, glossy volcanic stone often used in the manufacture of weapons and jewelry. | 2.0
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Oddly Delicate Adamantite Ore![]() |
Adamantite, as the name would suggest, is anything but delicate, though this particular sample is perhaps ever-so-slightly less than “practically indestructible.” | 5.45
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Oddly Delicate Celestine![]() |
The rays of light refracted by this crystal are so delicate that they can be broken simply by waving one's hand through them. | 5.45
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Oddly Delicate Raw Celestine![]() |
This chunk of unrefined crystal is not itself especially delicate, but has the potential to produce pieces of remarkable delicacy. Whether this is beneficial in any way whatsoever, however, remains to be seen. | 5.45
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Oddly Delicate Raw Jade![]() |
Hopefully not so delicate that it will shatter into a thousand pieces at the first attempt to refine it. | 5.45
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Oddly Delicate Scheelite![]() |
While standard scheelite is certainly rare, the oddly delicate variant is scarce to the point of being practically nonexistent. | 5.45
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Oddly Delicate Silvergrace Ore![]() |
For all its delicacy, this is nevertheless a chunk of ore, and quite capable of leaving a nasty mark when thrown at someone's head. | 5.45
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Oddly Specific Amber![]() ![]() |
A hunk of fossilized resin of very particular hue, clarity, and age. | 5.25
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Oddly Specific Coerthan Iron Ore![]() |
As if specifying the location from which it is mined was not enough, the Skysteel engineers have also asked that you carry it about your person while walking an entire lap around Ishgard, so that it may soak up the local atmosphere. | 5.35
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Oddly Specific Gemstone![]() |
A jewel cut and polished to perfection─or arbitrary preference. One of the two. | 5.25
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Oddly Specific Iron Ore![]() |
Not your granddad's iron ore. Or perhaps specifically your granddad's iron ore. Who's to say? | 5.25
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Oddly Specific Iron Sand![]() |
It is unclear what precise qualities make this particular sort of granulated metal so desirable, but presumably the old blacksmiths' adage, “Don't get iron sand in your eye. Seriously. Don't,” still applies, so probably best not look too closely. | 5.25
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Oddly Specific Mythrite Sand![]() |
Each pinch must contain mythrite and only mythrite, which in the grand scheme of things, seems perfectly reasonable. | 5.35
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Oddly Specific Obsidian![]() |
It's all about the sheen. Apparently. | 5.25
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Oddly Specific Primordial Ore![]() |
Even among its rocky brethren, this specimen is especially ancient, having weathered the passing of ages, and is regarded as the grandfather of all stones. Well, not literally, that would be impossible for reasons far too complex to explain here. Or anywhere, for that matter. | 5.35
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Oddly Specific Quartz![]() |
If you look really, really, really close, you can see the difference between this and the sort of quartz that can be bought from a street urchin for a single shiny gil. Maybe. | 5.25
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Oddly Specific Schorl![]() |
Schorl is already in and of itself rather a specific thing to request, and it is somewhat surprising to find that it would play a significant part in improving an artisan's tool of the trade. | 5.35
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Oddly Specific Silver Ore![]() |
The ore requested must be “similar in appearance to gold, but with more of a light-grey tinge to it.” Silver, in other words. | 5.35
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Oddly Specific Uncut Gemstone![]() |
A mineral chunk of the precise luster, color, cleavage, and lumpiness requested. | 5.25
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Oddly Specific Whetstone![]() |
Whether this whetstone is materially much different from others or simply much more aesthetically appealing is difficult to discern. | 5.25
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Onyx![]() ![]() ![]() |
A starkly black jewel. | 5.0
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Opal![]() ![]() ![]() |
A milky white jewel that, depending on the angle at which it is held, will exhibit a rainbow of color within the stone. | 3.0
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Palladium Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal palladium. | 4.0
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Palladium Sand![]() ![]() ![]() |
Silver-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of palladium. | 4.0
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Peacock Ore![]() ![]() |
A colorful ore with a high copper content. | 2.0
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Pearl![]() ![]() |
A milky white pearl. | 2.0
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Pearl of Fissures![]() |
The might of an archfiend is trapped within this precious jewel. It carries a scent of soil not unlike that of a fresh-dug grave. | 6.5
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Pearl of Flames![]() ![]() |
The might of an archfiend is trapped within this precious jewel. If taken in hand, one can still feel the heat of eternal flames pulsing within... | 6.3
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Pearl of Tides![]() |
The might of an archfiend is trapped within this precious jewel. Its glistening surface is ever slick with salt-tinged moisture. | 6.4
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Pearl of Winds![]() ![]() |
The might of an archfiend is trapped within this precious jewel. When all is still, one can almost hear the muted keening of storm winds raging within... | 6.2
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Peridot![]() ![]() |
A green jewel. | 2.0
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Perlite![]() |
A strange, pearlescent volcanic rock that expands tenfold upon heating in a kiln or forge. | 4.0
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Petalite![]() ![]() ![]() |
A whitish jewel. | 5.0
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Pewter Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Ore rich in pewter. | 6.0
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Phrygian Gold Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Ore rich in Phrygian gold. | 6.0
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Pink Beryl![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A translucent pink jewel. | 7.0
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Pinprick Pebble![]() ![]() |
A small spherical stone colored blood red. | 2.0
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Platinum Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal platinum. | 2.0
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Porous Stone![]() |
According to Stigma-4's infallible calculations, this permeable stone is perfectly suited to the task of polishing dragon fangs. ※Only for use in Omicron society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
6.25
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Potsworn's Abrasive![]() |
An abrasive widely used among the metalworkers of Tural to polish their most intricate works. | 7.05
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Potters Stone![]() |
A hard clay found exclusively on the islets of the Diadem. When fired in a kiln, the result is a brilliant white pottery. | 3.1
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Prime Achondrite![]() |
A meteorite primarily comprised of olivine and pyroxene. Under the right conditions, it could become sublime. | 6.3
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Prime Chloroschist![]() |
A crystalline sample cultivated in the exacting environment of Labyrinthos. Under the right conditions, it could become sublime. | 6.4
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Prime Siderite![]() |
A ferrous meteorite in apparent flux. Under the right conditions, it could become sublime. | 6.2
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Prismatic Ingot![]() ![]() ![]() |
A thin slab of cut and polished prismstone. | 5.05
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Prismstone![]() ![]() |
This peculiar type of stone shines with all the colors of the rainbow. | 5.0
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Pumice![]() ![]() ![]() |
Volcanic rock riddled with countless tiny holes which make the stone remarkably lighter than it appears. Parchment makers rub the pieces on vellum to prepare the pages for receiving ink. | 2.45
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Pummelite![]() |
This oddly named ore was dubbed such by early Gyr Abanian settlers who believed the chunks of colorful mineral to be pieces of a larger rock shattered by a single blow of the Destroyer's fist. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.0
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Pure Green Quartz![]() |
As colorful and lustrous as the mountains of the Dragonstar─or so Midgardsormr told Hraesvelgr told Vidofnir, anyway. ※Only for use in Omicron society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
6.25
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Pure Titanium Ore![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing titanium of exceptional quality. | 5.05
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Pure White Silex![]() |
This finely ground silica is the purest the steppe has to offer. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Purple Sagolii Slag | A purplish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 2.0
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Purpure Bead![]() ![]() |
A mysterious deep-green orb. | 5.2
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Purpure Shell Chip![]() ![]() |
A shiny piece of Purpure carapace. | 5.2
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Pyrite![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing iron and sulphur, creating the mineral pyrite. | 2.0
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Ra'Kaznar Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing a variety of darksteel known as Ra'Kaznar. | 7.0
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Radiant Astral Eye![]() ![]() |
A luminous stone sphere with an unbalanced elemental aspect tipping towards astral. | 2.0
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Radiant Astral Moraine![]() |
Luminous gravel with an unbalanced elemental aspect tipping towards astral. | 3.3
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Radiant Eye of Earth | A luminous stone sphere elementally aspected to earth. | 2.0
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Radiant Eye of Fire | A luminous stone sphere elementally aspected to fire. | 2.0
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Radiant Eye of Ice | A luminous stone sphere elementally aspected to ice. | 2.0
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Radiant Eye of Lightning | A luminous stone sphere elementally aspected to lightning. | 2.0
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Radiant Eye of Water | A luminous stone sphere elementally aspected to water. | 2.0
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Radiant Eye of Wind | A luminous stone sphere elementally aspected to wind. | 2.0
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Radiant Fire Moraine![]() |
Luminous gravel elementally aspected to fire. | 2.0
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Radiant Lightning Moraine![]() |
Luminous gravel elementally aspected to lightning. | 2.0
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Ragstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A coarse, brittle stone comprised of layers of sand compressed down over thousands of generations. | 2.0
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Ragstone Whetstone![]() ![]() ![]() |
A piece of fine-grained ragstone used to sharpen the blades of tools and weapons. | 2.0
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Raw Agate![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be agate. | 3.0
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Raw Amber![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be amber. | 2.0
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Raw Amethyst![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be amethyst. | 2.0
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Raw Ametrine![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be ametrine. | 6.0
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Raw Aquamarine![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be aquamarine. | 2.0
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Raw Azimite![]() |
An uncut, unpolished gemstone found only on the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Raw Azurite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be azurite. | 4.0
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Raw Black Star![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be black star. | 7.0
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Raw Blue Zircon![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be blue zircon. | 6.0
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Raw Carnelian![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be carnelian. | 3.0
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Raw Celestine![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be celestine─a light-blue crystal that is often added to alloys. | 3.0
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Raw Chrysolite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be chrysolite. | 3.0
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Raw Citrine![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be citrine. | 3.0
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Raw Danburite![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be danburite. | 2.0
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Raw Diamond![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be diamond. | 2.0
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Raw Diaspore![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be diaspore. | 5.0
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Raw Eblan Danburite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be Eblan danburite. | 6.1
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Raw Emerald![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be emerald. | 2.0
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Raw Fluorite![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be fluorite. | 2.0
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Raw Garnet![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be garnet. | 2.0
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Raw Goshenite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be goshenite. | 2.0
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Raw Heliodor![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be heliodor. | 2.0
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Raw Hematite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be hematite. | 5.0
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Raw Ihuykanite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be ihuykanite. | 7.0
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Raw Imperial Jade![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be imperial jade. | 4.0
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Raw Iolite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be iolite. | 2.0
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Raw Kyanite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be kyanite. | 4.0
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Raw Lapis Lazuli![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be lapis lazuli. | 2.0
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Raw Larimar![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be larimar. | 3.0
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Raw Lazurite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be lazurite. | 5.0
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Raw Malachite![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be malachite. | 2.0
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Raw Mormorion![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be mormorion. | 3.0
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Raw Onyx![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be onyx. | 5.0
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Raw Opal![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be opal. | 3.0
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Raw Peridot![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be peridot. | 2.0
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Raw Petalite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be petalite. | 5.0
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Raw Pink Beryl![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be pink beryl. | 7.0
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Raw Rhodonite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be rhodonite. | 4.0
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Raw Rubellite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be rubellite. | 2.0
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Raw Ruby![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be ruby. | 2.0
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Raw Rutilated Quartz![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be rutilated quartz. | 6.2
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Raw Sapphire![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be sapphire. | 2.0
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Raw Sphene![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be a sphene. | 2.0
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Raw Spinel![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be spinel. | 2.0
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Raw Spodumene![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be spodumene. | 6.4
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Raw Star Quartz![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be star quartz. | 6.0
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Raw Star Ruby![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be star ruby. | 3.0
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Raw Star Sapphire![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be star sapphire. | 3.0
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Raw Star Spinel![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be star spinel. | 4.0
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Raw Sunstone![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be sunstone. | 2.0
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Raw Tiger's Eye![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be tiger's eye. | 3.0
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Raw Topaz![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be topaz. | 2.0
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Raw Tourmaline![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be tourmaline. | 2.0
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Raw Triphane![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be triphane. | 4.0
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Raw Triplite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be triplite. | 5.0
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Raw Turquoise![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be turquoise. | 2.0
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Raw Zircon![]() ![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be zircon. | 2.0
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Raw Zoisite![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone containing what appears to be zoisite. | 6.3
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Red Abalathian Slag | A reddish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 2.0
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Red Malachite![]() |
A crimson gemstone that, once ground, is useful in dyes. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Red Mor Dhonan Slag | A reddish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 2.0
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Red O'Ghomoro Slag | A reddish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 2.0
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Red Quartz![]() ![]() |
Several small pieces of deep red unpolished quartz. | 2.0
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Rhodium Sand![]() ![]() |
Sand consisting of tiny grains of rhodium. | 6.0
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Rhodolite![]() |
A particularly radiant uncut gemstone. | 5.4
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Rhodonite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A blood red jewel. | 4.0
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Rime Dolomite![]() ![]() |
This sample displays the particular dolomitization characteristic of the frozen wilds of Ilsabard. | 6.0
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River Sand | Dense, rocky sand collected from riverbeds. | 2.0
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Roof Tile![]() ![]() |
A flat roof tile made of baked clay. | 2.1
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Rubellite![]() ![]() |
A red jewel. | 2.0
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Ruby![]() ![]() ![]() |
A red jewel. | 2.0
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Ruthenium Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal ruthenium. | 7.0
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Rutilated Quartz![]() ![]() |
A refined jewel veined with golden minerals. | 6.2
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Sapphire![]() ![]() ![]() |
A blue jewel. | 2.0
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Sassho-seki Fragment![]() |
Literally the “killing stone,” this curiosity is said to bring death to all who touch it. Handle with care. | 4.0
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Scheelite![]() ![]() |
A mysterious ore that glows intermittently. | 2.2
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Schorl![]() |
A blackish mineral possibly containing trace amounts of the precious stone tourmaline. | 4.0
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Sea Sand | Light, smooth sand collected from the sea. | 2.0
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Select Bluespirit Tile![]() |
A thin slab of bluespirit, selected for its quality by a Boutique of Splendors procurer. | 6.45
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Select Marble![]() |
A chunk of marble with mesmerizing mottlings and streaks, selected for its quality by a Boutique of Splendors procurer. | 6.51
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Serpent's-eye![]() |
A rare gemstone named for its resemblance to the watchful eye of a snake. Said to ward off evil. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Serpentine![]() |
This rare mineral, also known as lizardite, is still believed in some regions to be the lithified remains of a great scalekin. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.0
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Shade Quartz![]() |
Several small pieces of dark unpolished quartz. | 5.0
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Shimmering Quartz![]() |
A curious stone that glistens faintly in your hand. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Shishu Reiseki![]() |
A mystical stone quarried from the isle of Shishu. | 6.45
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Siltstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A dense stone comprised of layers of river silt compressed down over thousands of generations. | 2.0
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Siltstone Whetstone![]() ![]() ![]() |
A piece of fine-grained siltstone used to sharpen the blades of tools and weapons. | 2.0
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Silver Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the semi-precious metal silver. | 2.0
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Silver Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Dull-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of silver. | 2.0
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Silvergrace Ore![]() ![]() |
A sizable piece of rock containing traces of a precious metal known as silvergrace. | 4.2
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Sintered Whetstone![]() |
A whetstone created through compression and intense heat. Used for sharpening tools. | 5.2
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Skybuilders' Durium Sand | A pinch of anything tends not to be an awful lot, though this particular sand from the Azim Steppe is apparently worth more than its weight in gold. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Electrum Ore | The electrum ore found in upper La Noscea is believed to be far better suited to the skybuilders' needs than any other variety. Were anyone to ask them why, they would, in most cases be met with a response along the line of, “Because it just is.” | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Fine Sand | This sand gathered in central Thanalan is not only fine, but extremely well behaved, choosing to stay in one closely knit lump while jostling alongside the rest of your possessions. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Hardsilver Ore | The time spent mining this ore in the Dravanian hinterlands would perhaps have seemed less arduous if you had the faintest idea how the skybuilders plan to use it. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Iron Ore | While this may look much like any other iron ore found in middle La Noscea, there are subtle differences that only an expert in the field will recognize. The name, for one, is considerably longer. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Iron Sand | The tradition of measuring powdered substances in units of “pinches” has been the cause of many arguments, largely due to differences in finger size between the various races. Folk in eastern Thanalan, where this sample was gathered, have been known to ask Lalafells to measure when selling, and Roegadyn when buying, for obvious reasons. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Molybdenum Ore | While the Lochs are better known as a source of salt, the rich veins of ore are drawing in miners from far and wide. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Mythrite Sand | You have a sneaking suspicion that you may have lost some of the sand during the return journey from the Sea of Clouds, though the amount you have in your possession should still suffice. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Nightsteel Ore | The Ruby Sea is not especially well known as a prime location for mining, though those who are nautically minded can uncover all sorts of rare and unique treasures. Whether the skybuilders choose to turn this into fine jewelry or something more mundane, like a tea strainer, remains to be seen. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Reef Rock | If a porous rock from the bottom of the ocean is required in the rebuilding of Ishgard, then so be it. Your job is to mine, not question the reasoning behind such dubious demands. | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Truegold Ore | Why submit a boring chunk of gold ore when you can bring one all the way from Il Mheg instead? | 5.11
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Skybuilders' Truegold Sand | The isle of Kholusia is known by the inhabitants of Norvrandt to have the very finest of gold sand. Whether this is up to the impossibly high standards of the skybuilders will only become apparent when it is submitted for inspection. | 5.11
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Skystone![]() |
It is said that these large stones form the very foundation on which rest both mountains and sky above. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Slate![]() ![]() ![]() |
Unlike other sedimentary stone, slate has been compressed under the weight of mountains for so long that it is surprisingly hard, making it ideal for whetstones and grinding stones. | 4.0
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Slate Whetstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A whetstone carved from slate. Used for sharpening metal or stone blades. | 4.0
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Slough Serpentinite![]() |
A hunk of mottled rock covered thick with verdant moss. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Smithsonite Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
This slightly lustrous ore is characterized by its extremely high zinc content. | 3.2
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Softsilver Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing a naturally occurring mix of silver and quicksilver. | 6.4
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Solarite![]() |
A deceptively plain stone that, when cracked, momentarily erupts with bright light. | 5.0
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Solstice Ingot![]() ![]() |
A large block of solid crystal, ready to be chiseled into whatever form the craftsman desires. | 5.4
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Solstice Stone![]() ![]() |
A mysterious crystal of purest white. | 5.4
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Sphalerite![]() |
A semi-translucent mineral containing large amounts of zinc and iron. | 3.1
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Sphene![]() ![]() |
A yellow jewel. | 2.0
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Spinel![]() ![]() |
A purple jewel. | 2.0
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Splendid Amber![]() |
An ingredient used by the Qitari to make their splendid perfumes. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Black Rock![]() |
Qhoterl Pasol's magnum opus, a history of Ronka, must be splendid in every respect, as must the tools she will use to write it. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Chalcanthite![]() |
Though splendid to behold, this mineral is quite toxic─but for Qhoterl Pasol's purposes, that too may be considered splendid. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Dense Iron Ore![]() |
Only the most splendid picks will suffice for the Stewards, and to make those only the most splendid and densest ore will do. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Flint Stone![]() |
Just an ordinary flint stone used to strike sparks, but Qhoterl Pasol will surely find it splendid. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Graphite![]() |
When this rare mineral is ground down and made into ink, it can be used in a variety of artistic pursuits, such as calligraphy and so forth. Unfortunately, this particular sample is destined for a far more mundane purpose: the logging of excavated trinkets. To make matters worse, most Qitari have exceptionally poor handwriting. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Gravel![]() |
To maintain the splendid sheen of the stone tablets, one must use stones to polish stone. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Holey Stone![]() |
Countless years of weathering have produced a stone full of holes that produce a most splendid sound when air passes through them. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Iron Ore![]() |
High-purity iron ore splendid for making durable mining tools. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Purple Pigment![]() |
Certain Qitari scholars maintain that this pigment is in fact a shade of mauve, while others argue it is more of a dark lilac hue. The debate rages on. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Slate![]() |
This slab of slate is splendid for adding a touch of home to the Stopple. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Splendid Stone![]() |
Suffused with magical energy, this stone can be used to make a trap as deadly as it is splendid. ※Only for use in Qitari society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
5.2
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Spodumene![]() ![]() |
A light-pink jewel. | 6.4
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Star Quartz![]() ![]() ![]() |
Almost appears to contain a star within when held up to the light. | 6.0
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Star Ruby![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A red jewel that has been shaped and polished instead of faceted, creating the illusion of a six-pointed star within the stone. | 3.0
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Star Sapphire![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A blue jewel that has been shaped and polished instead of faceted, creating the illusion of a six-pointed star within the stone. | 3.0
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Star Spinel![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A violet jewel. | 4.0
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Steppe Cinnabar![]() |
Cinnabar mined from the Azim Steppe. Very red. Very. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Clay![]() |
Earthenware clay that can be easily shaped and fired. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Coal![]() |
Raw coal mined from under the Azim Steppe. Unsurprisingly as flammable as most coal found elsewhere. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Copper Ore![]() |
Low-quality copper ore abundant on the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Geode![]() |
A dark grey stone. The minerals within may not be valuable, but they certainly appear so. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Iron Ore![]() |
A chunk of rock from the Azim Steppe that contains a significant amount of iron. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Jade![]() |
An uncut, unpolished piece of jade mined from the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Mica![]() |
A glimmering mineral found on the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Mudstone Whetstone![]() |
A mudstone whetstone chipped from naturally occurring rock under the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Obsidian![]() |
A sharp, glossy stone found on the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Slab![]() |
A stone slab so massive that its removal has potentially created a dangerous pitfall on the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Soapstone![]() |
This stone is unusually heat resistant, making it perfect for use in hearths. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Steppe Whetstone![]() |
A whetstone chipped from naturally occurring rock in the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Stiperstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A variety of hardened sandstone that is often used for sharpening tools and weapons. | 2.0
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Sublime Achondrite![]() |
This superior chunk of achondrite has gone from prime to sublime through a process you don't understand and aren't going to worry about. What's important is that it promises an impressive yield from aetherial reduction. | 6.3
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Sublime Chloroschist![]() |
This glorious chunk of chloroschist has gone from prime to sublime through a process you don't understand and aren't going to worry about. What's important is that it promises an impressive yield from aetherial reduction. | 6.4
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Sublime Siderite![]() |
This lucky siderite specimen has gone from prime to sublime through a process you don't understand and aren't going to worry about. What's important is that it promises an impressive yield from aetherial reduction. | 6.2
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Sun Mica![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized chunk of rock made up of what appears to be thousands of thin sheets of golden crystal compacted together into a single mass. | 3.0
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Sunstone![]() ![]() |
A red jewel. | 2.0
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Syrcus Shard![]() |
A remarkably transparent piece of Syrcus Tower's outer wall. | 2.5
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Tatara Iron Sand![]() |
Fine metallic sand consisting of tiny grains of Doman iron, for use specifically in tatara smelting. | 4.4
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Tektite![]() ![]() |
A type of naturally occurring glass first discovered after the Calamity which ushered in the Seventh Umbral Era. | 3.1
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Thavnairian Almandine![]() |
A Thavnairian metal valued for its use as a high-quality abrasive. | 6.2
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Throne Gem![]() |
A brilliant bauble pried from the Emperor Xande's colossal seat of rule. | 2.3
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Thunder Rock![]() ![]() |
An uncut stone imbued with so much aetheric lightning energy as to echo with tiny claps of thunder. | 5.3
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Tiger's Eye![]() ![]() ![]() |
A golden brown jewel consisting of many colored layers. When polished, it resembles the eye of a tiger─a legendary beast believed to be the ancestor of the coeurl. | 3.0
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Tin Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal tin. | 2.0
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Tincalconite![]() |
A pure white mineral closely related to borax. | 3.2
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Titan's Heart![]() |
Drawn forth from the chest of the Lord of Crags himself, this small stone weighs more than a grown Lalafell. | 2.0
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Titancopper Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing a naturally occurring mixture of titanium and copper. | 5.0
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Titancopper Sand![]() ![]() ![]() |
Varicolored sand consisting of tiny grains of titanium and copper. | 5.0
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Titanium Gold Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal titanium gold. | 7.0
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Titanium Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the rare metal titanium. | 3.0
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Topaz![]() ![]() |
A yellow jewel. | 2.0
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Tourmaline![]() ![]() |
A green jewel. | 2.0
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Triphane![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A yellow jewel. | 4.0
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Triplite![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
An amber jewel. | 5.0
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Truegold Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal truegold, both harder and more colorful than standard gold. | 5.0
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Truegold Sand![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Bright sand that shines like the sun, consisting of tiny grains of truegold. | 5.0
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Tuff Whetstone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A volcanic stone used for sharpening tools. | 5.0
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Tungsten Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal tungsten. | 5.0
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Tungstite![]() ![]() ![]() |
A bright-yellow mineral formed by the weathering of scheelite. | 3.4
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Turquoise![]() ![]() |
A blue jewel. | 2.0
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Ultramarine Ore![]() |
The deep blue hue of this large piece of stone can be attributed to a high concentration of the mineral lazurite. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Umbral Eye | A polished stone sphere with an unbalanced elemental aspect tipping towards umbral. | 2.0
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Umbral Rock![]() ![]() |
A rock with an elemental aspect leaning heavily towards umbral. | 2.2
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Umbrite![]() |
A naturally occurring mineral formed from crystallized aether whose energies lean heavily toward the umbral. | 3.3
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Unaspected Crystal![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
For reasons unknown to you, this crystal has completely lost its elemental charge. | 2.5
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Uncultured Pearl | A pearl found growing naturally in a bivalve mollusk. | 2.0
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Vanadinite![]() |
A dark red mineral rich in vanadium and exclusively produced in Thavnair. | 6.2
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Vibrant Steppe Glowstone![]() |
An unusually bright glowstone found on the Azim Steppe. ※Only for use in Namazu society quests. ※Not included in the gathering log. |
4.3
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Violet Quartz![]() ![]() |
Several small pieces of deep purple unpolished quartz. | 2.0
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Virgin Basilisk Egg![]() ![]() |
While all eggs a basilisk lays contain traces of rare ore, the first egg laid in life is thought to contain the highest concentration, making it highly sought after by potion mixers and alchemists. | 2.5
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Vivianite![]() |
A smoke-blue iron-rich ore often found growing within the fossilized bones of long-dead wavekin. | 3.0
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Void Matter![]() |
Little is known about this deceptively heavy substance save that its origins lie not in this world. | 3.5
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Volcanic Tuff![]() ![]() ![]() |
Volcanic ash compacted by pressure and time into firm stone. | 5.0
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Water Rock![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with aetheric water energy. | 2.0
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White Abalathian Slag | A whitish volcanic rock prevalent in Coerthas. | 2.0
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White Clay![]() |
Crumbly balls of white clay added to soil to improve both moisture retention and drainage. | 5.0
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White Gold Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the precious metal white gold. | 7.0
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White Granite![]() |
Strong, white stone pulled from the bottom of the ocean. | 6.3
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White Mor Dhonan Slag | A whitish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 2.0
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White Quartz | Several small pieces of milky white unpolished quartz. | 2.0
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Wind Rock![]() ![]() |
An uncut, unpolished stone imbued with aetheric wind energy. | 2.0
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Wootz Ore![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing naturally occurring wootz alloy. | 2.4
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Workbench Refining Sand![]() |
This all-in-one abrasive, created for craftsmen of all disciplines─and even some with no discipline whatsoever─can be used to both sand metals and polish them to a lustrous sheen. | 5.4
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Wyrm Obsidian![]() ![]() |
Obsidian of legendary quality. Said to have been formed in the flames of a wyrm's breath and possess magical qualities. | 2.0
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Wyvern Obsidian![]() ![]() ![]() |
A hard variety of obsidian. Said to have been formed in the flames of a wyvern's breath. | 2.0
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Yanxian Soil![]() ![]() |
Fine, rich earth from Yanxia. | 4.3
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Yellow Copper Ore![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal copper mixed with traces of iron and sulphur. | 2.0
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Yellow Mor Dhonan Slag | A yellowish volcanic rock prevalent near Silvertear Falls. | 2.0
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Yellow O'Ghomoro Slag | A yellowish volcanic rock prevalent in La Noscea. | 2.0
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Yellow Ooid | An egg-shaped stone composed of countless layers of yellowish mineral deposits enveloping a tiny nucleus of rock or shell. | 3.05
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Yellow Quartz![]() ![]() |
Several small pieces of bright-yellow unpolished quartz. | 2.0
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Yellow Roundstone | A bright-yellow stone so perfectly spherical, it is difficult to believe it was not hand-carved. | 3.05
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Yellow Sagolii Slag | A yellowish volcanic rock prevalent in Thanalan. | 2.0
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Zeolite Ore![]() ![]() ![]() |
A porous silicate that adsorbs poisons, making it invaluable in myriad alchemical and medical concoctions. | 3.4
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Zinc Ore![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
A decent-sized piece of rock containing the metal zinc. | 2.0
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Zircon![]() ![]() |
A transparent jewel. | 2.0
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Zoisite![]() ![]() |
An indigo jewel. | 6.3
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Pages in category "Stone"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 608 total.
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- Abyssal Diamond
- Adamantite Ore
- ADS Frame
- ADS Illuminant
- ADS Plating
- Agate
- Aged Eye of Fire
- Alchemical Abrasive
- Alexandrian Ore
- Almandine
- Alumina Salts
- Alumina Whetstone
- Aluminum Ore
- Amber
- Amdapori Stone
- Amethyst
- Ametrine
- Ancient Amber
- Annite
- Annite Whetstone
- Antumbral Rock
- Approved Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Sand
- Approved Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone
- Approved Grade 2 Artisanal Skybuilders' Jade
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Basalt
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Cobalt Ore
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Copper Sand
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Darksteel Ore
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Iron Sand
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Lutinite
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mica
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mythril Sand
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Mythrite Ore
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Ore
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Rock
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Umbral Flarestone
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinshard
- Approved Grade 2 Skybuilders' Zinc Ore
- Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Amber
- Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Basilisk Egg
- Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Clay
- Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone
- Approved Grade 3 Artisanal Skybuilders' Granite
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Aurum Regis Ore
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Bomb Ash
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Ore
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Diadem Iron Sand
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Fossil Dust
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hard Mudstone
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Hardsilver Sand
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Ore
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Siltstone
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Titanium Ore
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinite
- Approved Grade 3 Skybuilders' Umbral Magma Shard
- Approved Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Cloudstone
- Approved Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Prismstone
- Approved Grade 4 Artisanal Skybuilders' Silex
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Bluespirit Ore
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Electrum Ore
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Gold Ore
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Gold Sand
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Iron Ore
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Iron Sand
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Mineral Sand
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Mythrite Sand
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Ore
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Ragstone
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Umbral Flarerock
- Approved Grade 4 Skybuilders' Umbral Levinsand
- Aquamarine
- Aqueous Whetstone
- Astral Eye
- Astral Moraine
- Astral Rock
- Aurum Regis Ore
- Aurum Regis Sand
- Azurite
B
- Basilisk Egg
- Basilisk Whetstone
- Beggar's Mythril Ore
- Beryllium Ore
- Bismuth Ore
- Black Limestone
- Black Mor Dhonan Slag
- Black O'Ghomoro Slag
- Black Pearl
- Black Quartz
- Black Sagolii Slag
- Black Star
- Blue Abalathian Slag
- Blue Quartz
- Blue Roundstone
- Blue Zircon
- Bluespirit Ore
- Bluespirit Tile
- Brashgold Ore
- Bright Fire Rock
- Bright Lightning Rock
- Brightwind Ore
- Brown Abalathian Slag
- Brown O'Ghomoro Slag
- Brown Sagolii Slag
- Burning Auricle
C
- Carnelian
- Celestine
- Chalcocite
- Chloroschist
- Chloroschist Whetstone
- Chondrite
- Chromite Ore
- Chrysolite
- Citrine
- Clear Fluorite
- Clear Prism
- Clinker Bricks
- Cloud Mica
- Cloud Mica Whetstone
- Cloud Mythril Ore
- Cobalt Ore
- Cobalt Tungsten Ore
- Composite Whetstone
- Connoisseur's Aurum Regis Ore
- Connoisseur's Prismstone
- Connoisseur's Raw Onyx
- Connoisseur's Red Malachite
- Copper Ore
- Copper Sand
- Crag Heart
- Crystal of Divine Light
- Crystal of Eternal Darkness
- Crystal-clear Rock Salt
- Cuprite
- Cut Stone