Northrend gems by color

This page is a specific article about Northrend gems. 
== Primary color gems ==
=== Red ===
(updated for 4.0.1)
=== Yellow ===
(updated for 4.0.1)
=== Blue ===
(updated for 4.0.1)
== Secondary color gems ==
=== Orange ===
(updated for 4.0.1)
=== Green ===
(updated for 4.0.1)
=== Purple ===
(updated for 4.0.1)
== Special gems ==
=== Prismatic ===
(NOT updated for 4.0.1)
=== Dragon's Eye ===
See also: Dragon's Eye and Dragon's Eye cuts
=== Meta ===
(NOT updated for 4.0.1)
See also main article: Meta gems
== Notes ==
* Secondary color gems will match either of their colors when socketed. For example, an orange gem can be used to activate an item bonus with a red or yellow socket.
* Secondary color gems will count toward both of their colors when activating a meta gem. For example, a meta gem that requires 5 red and 5 yellow gems can be activated with 5 orange gems.
* You can replace a gem already socketed in an item with another one, destroying only the gems you are replacing.
* A gem does not have to match its socket color to count toward a meta gem's bonus.
== See also ==
* Guide to finding gems on the auction house - list of the stats a named group of gems gives (including pre-WotLK gems)
* Blacksmithing Sockets - for adding additional gem sockets to items
* Jewelcrafting - for skills required to craft gems, training and patterns
* Gem Materials - for materials required for a Jewelcrafter to create a gem
* Raw gem - for the raw source of some the gem materials
== Patch changes ==
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==References ==
Category:Socketable gems