Uncut ruby

Uncut ruby
Released							17 March 2001 (Update)
Members							No
Quest item							No
Properties
Tradeable							Yes
Equipable							No
Stackable							No
Noteable							Yes
Options							Drop
Examine							This would be worth more cut.
Values
Value							100 coins
High alch							60 coins
Low alch							40 coins
Weight							0.003 kg
Grand Exchange
Exchange							988 coins (info)
Buy limit							10,000
Daily volume							2,453,540
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Advanced data
Item ID							1619

An uncut ruby is a precious gem used in Crafting. It can be cut with a chisel to make a ruby, requiring 34 Crafting and yielding 85 experience.

Uncut rubies can be obtained in several ways: randomly while mining ores, as drops from monsters (mainly those which have access to the rare drop table), gem shops, or as a reward from certain minigames and random events. They are also a common reward from Managing Miscellania.

With level 40 Mining and the quest Shilo Village completed, players can mine the gem rocks in Shilo Village. Gem rocks may also appear while playing the Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup activity, where players can mine them 3 times. Another method to get uncut rubies is by cracking wall safes in the Rogues' Den, but this requires level 50 Thieving.

Uncut rubies are a reward from the Misthalin Mystery and Troll Romance quest.

Training

Crafting

Level	Input	Material Cost	Output	Sell Price	Profit / loss	XP/Craft	XP/Hour	Coins/XP
34	Uncut ruby	988	Ruby	861	−127	85	246,500	-1.49

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Changes

Date	Changes
[[{{#explode:24 July 2007| |0}} {{#explode:24 July 2007| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:24 July 2007| |2}}]] (update)	The item was graphically updated.
Date unknown	Gems available on free-to-play worlds can no longer be crushed with a hammer to receive a members object (crushed gem).

Gallery (historical)

RuneScape 2 Beta	29 March 2004 – 24 July 2007	24 July 2007 – present

Trivia

• In real life, both rubies and sapphires are composed of the same mineral: corundum. Despite this, rubies require a higher Crafting level to cut than sapphires in Old School RuneScape.