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Bronze Setting

A Jewelcrafting recipe learned at Classic Jewelcrafting 1 that crafts Bronze Setting from 1 reagent.

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Crafting estimate at current listings

At current lowest listed prices one craft shows an estimated profit of 1 gold77 silver. Listings are asking prices, not sales.

Reagent cost (lowest listed)
4 gold40 silver
Crafted item, lowest listed price
6 gold50 silver
Auction House cut (5%)
32 silver50 copper
Estimated profit at that listed price
1 gold77 silver (+40%)
  • Evidence: 18 current listings holding 3,978 units of the crafted item in the US region. We see listings, not sales, so how many sell and at what price is unknown.
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Cost per reagent

ReagentQtyEachCostShare
Bronze Bar
Metal & Stone · 35,958 on the Auction House · crafted by Smelt Bronze (Mining)
22 gold20 silver4 gold40 silver100%
Total per craft4 gold40 silver100%

About Bronze Setting

One craft takes 2 Bronze Bar. Bronze Setting is itself a reagent in 12 other recipes (Jewelcrafting).

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Materials (Jewelcrafting Designs)

Bronze Setting tooltip

Bronze Setting
Item Level 10
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Sell price: 1s

Where the reagents come from

Bronze Bar. Made with Smelt Bronze (Mining, Classic Mining) from 1 Copper Bar and 1 Tin Bar, 2 per craft. At lowest listed prices that makes one Bronze Bar for 2 gold17 silver, against 2 gold20 silver listed. Also a required reagent in 41 other recipes (24 Blacksmithing, 10 Engineering, 6 Jewelcrafting and 1 Inscription); Wanderer's Guide takes the most, 30 per craft.

More Classic Jewelcrafting recipes in the same skill range

Reading these numbers

At current lowest listed prices the 1 reagent for one craft of Bronze Setting cost 4 gold40 silver.

Break-even is 4 gold63 silver - below that listed price the craft loses gold once Blizzard’s 5% cut is taken. The crafted item’s lowest listed price is 6 gold50 silver, which clears it.

At that listed price the gross margin before fees is 2 gold10 silver; the Auction House would keep 32 silver50 copper of a sale, leaving 1 gold77 silver. That is an estimated 40.3% return on the gold you put into reagents, after the cut has taken 15.5% of the gross.

Listing depth right now: 3,978 units across 18 auctions region-wide. Depth separates a market price from a single asking figure, but listings are not sales, so read it alongside the estimate.

Other recipes that use Bronze Bar

Guides and routes on this site that cover Bronze Setting.

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