Once in Riften, simply ask around about the gem. Eventually, the Dragonborn will be directed to speak with Vex, a member of the Thieves’ Guild who reveals that the unusual gem is in fact a Stone of Barenziah, and that there are 24 of them in total.
How much are the unusual gems worth?
When you find one, it starts the quest, No Stone Unturned. This quest can be started by finding a stone also titled “Unusual Gem” and bringing it to an appraiser. These stones are worth 200 gold when valued individually, but together they form a “set” that is worth far more.
Who can appraise unusual gem?
Quick Walkthrough[edit] Find one of the 24 “Unusual Gems” scattered throughout Skyrim. Become a full member of the Thieves Guild (if not one already). Have the gem appraised by Vex at The Ragged Flagon in Riften.
How to talk to maul about this gem I have?
Should fix all your problems friend. Become a full member of the Thieves’ Guild, then Vex’ll talk to you about the gem. To become a full member, complete the quest from Brynjolf in the Riften Market, then just follow through with the quests he gives until they tell you you’re a member of the Guild.
Where can I find an appraiser in the Elder Scrolls V?
Take them to Riften, as you enter there should be a guy named “Maul” that will approach you and through the dialog tree, you can ask him about it. Other than that, if you join the Thieves Guild. You can take it to Vex, one of the members, and she will give you the lowdown on them.
Where do you find the unusual gem in Skyrim?
Eventually, the Dragonborn will be directed to speak with Vex, a member of the Thieves’ Guild who reveals that the unusual gem is in fact a Stone of Barenziah, and that there are 24 of them in total. This page was last edited on 5 February 2015, at 19:39.
What do you do if you find a stone in Riften?
What am I supposed to do? One of the things you can do is show it to Maul, the Nord who accosts you when you first enter Riften. He will direct you to Vex, in the Thieves Guild, who starts the next quest, No Stone Unturned.
