Once a gem is inserted into a socket, it is there forever in D2C, and can't be removed or upgraded in quality. Full details elsewhere in the Items section. Helms can have from 1-3, Body armor 1-4, weapons 1-6, and shields 1-4.
Items can vary in their number of sockets, depending on type and quality. No boots, gloves, belts, or jewelry will ever be socketed, and this includes Uniques. Only weapons, helms, shields and body armor can have sockets, with body armor being the new addition to the list with the release of the Expansion. Perfect gems are never dropped, though one may be found as a reward for the Hellforge Quest. Better quality gems are found as you progress in the game. Gems can not be bought, only found from monster drops, chests, and as a reward for some quests. Normal (simply called by the gem type in the game, i.e.There are five levels of quality for gems, from worst to best they are: See the gems page in the D3 section of this wiki for full details.Īll have different effects depending on the item in which they are "socketed". Gems return, much changed, in Diablo III.Gems, once socketed, add special bonuses to the items. Socketed armor was added with the release of the Expansion, but all items have identical stats in either armor or helms. Functionless on their own, gems possess great power when utilized with a weapon, shield, or helm, bestowing potent magical enchantments upon the item and its wearer.
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