look for the recipes from the trainer or vendor. Instead of training, try 'browse'.

you can start cutting gems at level 300. but there are only a limited number of patterns for sale and alot of patterns for sale require rep with a certain faction. i.e. aldor, consortium. also, they are not taught by trainers. most high level patterns come from world drops. i am in the same boat, i have 370 jewelcrafting but limited patterns because i refuse to pay 500g from patterns in the auction house. good luck.

im a 38 hunter and i also have JC and i think it is kinda hard get some of the stuff i need to create some of thethings while questing=/  i want to know a better way to lvl up my JC skill






help me pleeeeeeezz!!!=O

realistically, you dont make much money off the sub 300 jc recipes for rings and necklaces. it is handy to be able to make blue jewelry that is better than quest rewards for alts and the like, but it is only when you can cut gems at 300+ that it starts to make some cash. they are correct it is better off started as a 70 when you have some money stashed and the lvl to get all the recipes. running heroics is key, because you get both rep for the reward recipes, and the drop scrolls also. be careful to only buy the new purple epic jc recipes that you can use. they are all bop, and cost at least 10 gold depending on rep. kalees rose for healing and threat loss is one example of a bop that my mage picked up by accident but is useless as i can not cut it for anyone but myself.