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Scarlet Necklace of Paradise

Item Level 22
Binds when picked up
NeckArmor
+3 Intellect
+5 Versatility
+5 Stamina
Sell price: 44 silver52 copper
Not sold on the Auction House

This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.

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How Scarlet Necklace of Paradise Compares

Who It Suits

Scarlet Necklace of Paradise carries Intellect, the primary stat of Holy Paladin; Discipline, Holy and Shadow Priest; Elemental and Restoration Shaman; Arcane, Fire and Frost Mage; Affliction, Demonology and Destruction Warlock; Mistweaver Monk; Balance and Restoration Druid; Devourer Demon Hunter; Devastation, Preservation and Augmentation Evoker.

Similar Items

The 5 items nearest to Scarlet Necklace of Paradise (item level 22) in item level among Armor > Miscellaneous, Neck slot, from item level 19 to 29.

ItemItem LevelRequires LevelStatsLowest Listed Price
Scarlet Necklace of Paradise (this item)22+3 Intellect, +5 Versatility, +5 StaminaNot listed
Basalt Necklace1912+3 Strength, +5 Stamina30 gold on 55 realms
Tundra Necklace1912+3 Agility, +5 Stamina23 gold on 56 realms
Quicksilver Pendant2923+4 Strength, +6 Stamina9 gold on 56 realms
Jungle Necklace2923+4 Agility, +6 Stamina4 gold on 60 realms
Talisman of True Treasure Tracking295 gold on 63 realms

Quicksilver Pendant has the highest item level here (29). The lowest listed price among them is Jungle Necklace at 4 gold in the US Auction House.

Next item levels up from Scarlet Necklace of Paradise among Armor > Miscellaneous, Neck slot: Pearl Woven Choker (item level 34), Wodin's Lucky Necklace (item level 35), Barnacle Pendant (item level 36), Immaculate Amulet (item level 38) and Azsunite Pendant (item level 48).

Built from the World of Warcraft client build files and recorded Auction House snapshots.

About Scarlet Necklace of Paradise

Scarlet Necklace of Paradise is not traded on the Auction House, so it has no Auction House price. It is acquired in-game from the sources listed above. This page collects its first-party game data (identity, effects and where it comes from) from the official World of Warcraft client build.