Rock and Stone
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Artisan (Jeweler)
Rock and Stone
The shop sits half-buried into the mountain wall and smells faintly of iron and pine resin. Light from oil lamps catches the facets of dozens of stones, scatter...
Shopkeeper
Duar Gleam, a Dwarf Artisan (Jeweler) (Lvl 3)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(21)A complete jeweler's tools set in a fitted leather roll. Includes loupe, small files, tweezers, polishing cloths, assorted burs, and a tiny anvil for setting work.
Small polished riverstones kept in a wooden bowl. Good for inlays, trinkets, or practice cutting.
A cut piece of amber, clear with trapped flecks. Good as a pendant or small ring stone.
A small ruby cut for setting; lively red with a few internal veils.
A white sapphire cut into a classical round brilliant. Good for high-end rings.
A sturdy silver band, favored by miners and craftsfolk for weddings or trade rings.
A geode split and polished on the cut face to display a cluster of amethyst-like crystals.
A display crystal cluster of smoky quartz. Popular as a mantelpiece or ritual table adornment.
Onyx signet carved with a stylized mountain motif. Unmounted so it can be set into any ring.
A thin, colorful agate slice ideal for inlay work or a pendant window.
A small bag of glass and lesser stone beads used for practice mounts or cheap jewelry.
A stout dwarven-made iron-silver mixed chain. Practical and plain, meant for pendants or tools.
A hand-held loupe with 10x magnification, mounted in brass.
A large polished moonstone with a milky sheen. Favored by those who like subtle shimmer.
A convincing imitation ruby made from glass. Decorative but worth far less than true ruby.
A small sheet of electrum, useful for gilding or decorative accents.
A clear diamond, cut and ready for a fine setting. One of the shop's pricier small stones.
A raw mineral specimen favored by smiths and collectors. Good for display or study.
A pendant made from a small, luminescent labradorite slice set in silver wire.
A small case of polishing powders and pastes for final finishing of gemstones.
A carved jade medallion with a faintly carved mountain motif.
Duar Gleam
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop sits half-buried into the mountain wall and smells faintly of iron and pine resin. Light from oil lamps catches the facets of dozens of stones, scattering flecks of color across stout stone counters. Shelves are low and neatly labeled with tiny iron tags; small velvet pouches hold more precious finds. Duar Gleam stands behind the counter with his arms folded, polishing cloth slung over one shoulder. He does not speak much and prefers to communicate with a lift of an eyebrow or the clink of a coin on the counter. He weighs everything twice and will only haggle by showing you the stones and letting them speak for themselves. Duar keeps a battered ledger under a bar of stone for notes, and offers a short, curt nod to customers he trusts. Occasionally a faint hum of a grinding wheel can be heard from the back where an apprentice files and polishes under Duar's watchful eye.”
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