Best Jewelcrafting Specialization in Dragonflight

Want to get the most out of your Jewelcrafting specialization in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight? Here's what you need to know.

With the recent release of World of Warcraft's latest expansion, Dragonflight, players new and old have plenty of content and features to get to grips with. In particular, this expansion sees the return of profession specializations, now in the form of talent trees that allow you to obtain many additional benefits from your profession.

Although players can eventually be able to completely max out all their specializations in any given profession, it's much more realistic to master one or two of them due to the amount of time and Knowledge Points needed. In general, the Jewelcrafting profession has the potential to become one of the top gold-mining professions due to its highly sought-after products of rings, amulets, trinkets, profession accessories, gems, statues, pets, new Draconic Vial Icon Draconic Vials and Empty Soul Cages.

Which is the Best Dragonflight Jewelcrafting Specialization?

There are four Jewelcrafting specializations on the Dragon Isles:

• Jeweler's Kit Mastery
• Enterprising
• Setting
• Faceting

Jeweler's Kit Mastery is all about improving your overall Jewelcrafting skill and learning how to create items faster and of better quality. The more you upgrade this specialization, the more stats you will get, which will allow you to save more materials and make more items.

Enterprising focuses on prospecting higher-quality gems, creating regular and finishing reagents and crafting profession tools for yourself or other players.

Setting allows you to add sockets into necklaces and additional attributes to jewelry.

Lastly, Faceting lets you cut gems of a better quality and specialize in a particular element.

All four of the specializations have their perks and uses, making it hard to decide definitively which one is the best. Essentially, it all comes down to what you'll get the most use out of (e.g. crafting the best rings and amulets vs. creating profession accessories).