Ultimate Jewellers guide: Jewellery in Anno 1800

This is the Jewellers in Anno 1800. It is used for the production of Jewellery in the Jewellery production chain.

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Description

This is the Jewellers in Anno 1800. It is used for the production of Jewellery. The Jewellers sits at the end of the Jewellery production chain. It will need to take in both Gold and Pearls for the production of Jewellery, The Jewellers takes 30 seconds to produce one ton of Jewellery from one ton of Gold and on ton of Pearls.

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What is produced

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Improvements

In this section we will be looking at what improvements we can make to the Jewellers. The first thing that we will look at is the placement of the Jewellers. We will then take a look at what items can be added to the Trade union to improve the Jewellers. Finally we will look at what happens when we add Electricity to the Jewellers.

Placement

In this section we will be dealing with the placement of the Jewellers. Placement is key for this building as some of the materials it needs come from the New World. Here is a very simple placement that the Gold Ore from the Gold Mine and the Pearls from the Pearls Mine will from the New World into the Trading post. Lets take a look at the placement now.

Trade union

Here we will look at what items we can add to the Trade union that can increase the productivity and efficiency of the Jewellers. These items can be got from many areas around the Anno world. These include Trading with NPC’S, using World Fairs, going on expeditions amongst others. Lets look at these now.

Item name	Effects	Rarity/Notes
Jeweller	+10% Productivity	Common Expedition bonus – +10 Crafting
Lapidary	10% Productivity -5% Maintenance Costs	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +20 Crafting
Magnifying Glasses	+25% Productivity	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +10 Crafting
Illustrious Gemologist	+3 Attractiveness Replaced Input Instead of  Gold, the building processes  Gold Ore.	Rare Expedition bonus – +30 Crafting +10 Diplomacy
Magnifying Glass	+35% Productivity	Rare Expedition bonus – +15 Crafting
Goldsmith Gilbert	+5 Attractiveness Replaced Input Instead of  Gold, the building processes  Gold Ore.	Rare Expedition bonus – +40 Crafting +20 Diplomacy
The Watchmaker’s Loupe	+40% Productivity -10% Maintenance Costs	Epic Expedition bonus – +20 Crafting
François Strindberg, Crown Jeweller	+50% Productivity Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Pocket Watches Removed Input The building produces goods without any input of Pearls	Legendary Expedition bonus – +50 Crafting +30 Diplomacy

These are the items for the Jewellers.

Electricity

When adding Electricity to the Jewellers it will instantly double the output. You must remember that when this doubles you will also need to double the input to accommodate this.

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Layouts

In this section we will be looking at what layouts we can use for the Jewellers. This is a complex building to design for as some of the products can only come form the the New World and be dealt with in the Old World. Lets take a look at these layouts now.

Option 1

In this layout we will be using a simple design so that the goods from the New World will be delivered to the Trading post and then delivered to the appropriate buildings for processing. Here we can see a Trading post that will receive the Gold Ore from a Gold Mine and Pearls from a Pearl Farm from the New World. The Gold Ore will go into the Goldsmiths along with Coal to produce the Gold. This Gold will then go into the Jewellers. The Pearls will arrive at the Trading post and will go directly from the Warehouse to the Jewellers.

Option 2

This is a very similar layout to the layout above. The mechanics work the same in the way that the goods are moved around. The difference here is that their is now Trade union for you to be able to improve the buildings in this layout.

Option 3

This is the layout that you would need in the New World to accommodate what is required in the Old World. Here we can see that we have placed down six Pearl Farms that are lined to the Trading post by road. The Pearls will be sent directly to the Trading post for the delivery to the Old World. When we look at the Gold Mines the shear number of them will more than likely mean that you will need to get this many Gold Mines across more than one island. These can then be transported back to the Old World for processing.

Option 4

In this layout we can see that we have now added Trade unions to the layouts so that you can improve the productivity and efficiency of the buildings that this covers.

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