Gem trader

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Gem trader
Released9 April 2002 (Update)
MembersNo
RaceHuman
QuestFamily Crest
LocationAl Kharid
League regionDesert Desert
ShopGem Trader.
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to, Trade
ExamineMakes his money selling rocks.
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Advanced data
NPC ID2874

The gem trader runs the Gem Trader stall in Al Kharid. He buys and sells sapphires, emeralds, rubies, and diamonds and their uncut versions as well. His shop isn't frequently used by most players due to the predominance of the Grand Exchange, where sellers can receive more money for the gems, cut or uncut. However, it is popular with ironmen. In the Family Crest quest, he directs the player to Avan at the Al Kharid mine.

Prior to the release of the Grand Exchange pre-late 2007, it was common for the gem trader to have a fairly full stock on free-to-play worlds as his shop was the easiest way for newer players to sell their gems. Newer players were also able to make small profits by buying uncut gems from the gem trader, cutting them, then selling back for a higher price.

Stock

Sells at: 100.0% • Buys at: 70.0% • Change per: 3.0%
ItemNumber
in stock
Restock
time
Price
sold at
Price
bought at
GE
price
Uncut sapphire14h 10m (25,000t) 25 17 238
Uncut emerald16h 40m (40,000t) 50 35 463
Uncut ruby020m (2,000t) 100 70 988
Uncut diamond040m (4,000t) 200 140 2,142
Sapphire12h 30m (15,000t) 250 175 236
Emerald15h 50m (35,000t) 500 350 438
Ruby020m (2,000t) 1,000 700 861
Diamond040m (4,000t) 2,000 1,400 1,763

Transcript

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Trivia

  • The gem trader's examine text could be interpreted as a play on words. The phrase "selling rocks" is slang for dealing crack cocaine, however in this case the gem trader is literally selling gems, aka rocks.