How to create the Jewellery production chain in Anno 1800

This is the Jewellery production chain in Anno 1800. This is a complex chain as you will need to bring items from the New World to the Old World. One of the key ingredients for the production of Jewellery is Gold. To obtain Gold you must first get them get Gold Ore from the Gold Mine that is only found in the New World. The other item that you will need to bring from the New World is Pearls from a Pearl Farm. So when planning your Jewellery production chain you will have to be aware of this. The other buildings that we require are Coal Mine that can be built in the Old World along with Goldsmiths that can be built in the Old World. Finally you will require the Jewellers to create the final product.

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What is produced

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Buildings in this chain

Here we will look at what buildings are in this chain. In this section we will look at the overall costs of the buildings. The first thing that we will need to look at is the Gold Mines. We need a huge amount of Gold Ore for the production of Gold. Once we made the Gold in the Goldsmiths using coal this will then need to go to the Jewellers and wait for the delivery of Pearls from the Pearl Farm. Pearls will have to mined in the New World and like the Gold Ore will need to be shipped to the Old World for production. Lets take a look at these buildings now.

Building	No.Needed	Cost per building	Total cost
Gold Mine	10	$2500 Credits 8 Timber 15 Bricks -250 Maintenance 100 Obreros	$25000 Credits 80 Timber 150 Bricks $2500 Maintenance 1000 Obreros
Coal Mine	1	$600 Credits 4 Timber 5 Bricks -50 Maintenance 50 Workers	$600 Credits 4 Timber 5 Bricks -50 Maintenance 50 Workers
Goldsmiths	4	$27000 Credits 8 Timber 15 Bricks 12 Steel Beams 10 Windows 10 Reinforced Concrete -750 Maintenance 125 Engineers	$108000 Credits 32 Timber 60 Bricks 48 Steel Beams 40 Windows 40 Reinforced Concrete -3000 Maintenance 500 Engineers
Pearl Farm	6	$8500 Credits 10 Timber -25 Maintenance 50 Jornaleros	$51000 Credits 60 Timber -150 Maintenance 300 Jornaleros
Jewellers	2	$33000 Credits 10 Timber 20 Bricks 16 Steel Beams 15 Windows 15 Reinforced Concrete -2500 Maintenance 150 Artisans	$66000 Credits 20 Timber 40 Bricks 32 Steel Beams 30 Windows 30 Reinforced Concrete -5000 Maintenance 300 Artisans
		Total	$225600 Credits 196 Timber 225 Bricks 80 Steel Beams 70 Windows 70 Reinforced Concrete 10700 Maintenance 300 Jornaleros 1000 Obreros 50 Workers 300 Artisans 500 Engineers

This is the Gold Mine in Anno 1800. It is used for the production of Gold and can only be placed in the New World. You will only be able to mine Gold Ore at the bottom of mountains. These are what is called Gold Deposits and you will place a Gold Mine on top of these deposits.

To build the Gold Mine it will cost you:

• $2500 Credits
• 8 Timber
• 15 Bricks

You will also need to account for these running costs:

• -250 Maintenance
• 100 Obreros

You can only build a Coal Mine in specific areas of the map. To find the right spot, start by checking which mining sites are designated for coal. You will have access to the Coal Mine at 250 Artisans and this will mean that you can destroy your Charcoal kilns and move over to Coal Mines for better production rates. For this production chain it will lead into the Goldsmiths for the production of Gold.

To build the Coal mine, you will need the following:

• $600 credits
• 4 timber
• 5 bricks
• Coal deposit on the island

You will also need the following ongoing costs:

• 50 workers
• $50 credits per minute for maintenance

Once these conditions are met, the mine will continuously produce four tons of coal per minute. Furthermore, this consistent fuel flow helps maintain smooth production, preventing slowdowns and keeping your factories that require Coal efficient. Ultimately, with dependable coal coming in, the rest of your industry can operate at full speed.

This is the Goldsmiths that turns Gold Ore and Coal into Gold in Anno 1800. Gold is an intermediate item that is used for the production of Jewellery and Pocket Watches. The Goldsmiths can only be built in the Old World so you will need to transport Gold Ore from the New World to supply the Goldsmiths. You will need to place the Coal Mine either close by or have a Warehouse close by for the delivery of Coal and Gold Ore to the Goldsmiths. The Goldsmiths will produce one ton of Gold every minute from Coal and Gold ore.

To build a Goldsmiths it will cost you:

• $27000 Credits
• 8 Timber
• 15 Bricks
• 12 Steel Beams
• 10 Windows
• 10 Reinforced Concrete

You will also have to account for these running costs:

• -750 Maintenance
• 125 Engineers

This is the Pearl Farm in Anno 1800. It is used for the production of Pearls and can only be placed in the New World. The Pearl Farm will require free harbour to be placed and will produce Pearls at the rate of 0.67 tons per minute and will need Pearl Fertility on the island that you place it down on. Once you are producing Pearls they will then need to shipped to the Old World for processing.

To build the Pearl Farm you will need

• $8500 Credits
• 10 Timber

You will also need the following running costs:

• 50 Jornaleros
• -25 Credits per minute for Maintenance

Once you have the needs met you can then get a steady supply of Pearls for your Jewellery production chain.

This is the Jewellers in Anno 1800. It is used for the production of Jewellery. It becomes available at the Investors stage. The Jewellers will need to be placed in the Old World. Once supplied with Pearls from the Pearl Farm and Gold from the Goldsmiths it will start producing Jewellery at the rate of two tons per minute.

To build the Jewellers you will need:

• $33000 Credits
• 10 Timber
• 20 Bricks
• 16 Steel Beams
• 15 Windows
• 15 Reinforced Concrete

You will also need the following running costs:

• 150 Artisans
• -2500 Credits per minute for Maintenance

Once you have these needs met you can then produce Jewellery. Ensuring that you have good trade routes set from the New World to the Old World will enable a steady flow of Jewellery into your Investors.

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Tech Tree

This is the Tech Tree for the Jewellery production chain. As you can see this production chain has a lot of buildings that you will need to accommodate on your islands. If we start at the left hand side you can see that you will need 10 Gold Mines to produce the Gold Ore that you will require. These mines will need to be placed in the New World and you may even need to put these 10 Mines over more than one island. This Gold plus the Coal will go to the Goldsmiths for the production of Gold. This Gold will then have to go to the Jewellers. The second part of this chain is the Pearl Farms that can only be built in the New World. These Pearl can then be sent to the Old World for the production of Jewellery.

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Layouts

In this section we will look at a layout for the Jewellery production chain. When we look at the Tech Tree diagram above we can see that the Jewellery Production Chain does not match. This is because two of the most important items that are needed are only in the New World. These items which are Gold Ore from the Gold Mines and Pearls from the Pearl Farms will need to be shipped to your island in the Old World. As we can see here these items will be delivered to the Trading post and then can be distributed to the appropriate buildings. So the Pearls will be delivered directly to the Jewellers and the Gold Ore will be delivered to the Goldsmiths.

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Improving the productivity

This is a layout that is the same as the one above but it includes Trade unions so that you can add items to them to increase their productivity and efficiency. As you can see here we have the Trade union cover the essential buildings for the production of Jewellery. You can easily place down more Trade unions for the other buildings in the chain.

Lets take a look at the Trade union items for these buildings now.

Trade union items for the Gold Mine

As you can see the Gold Mine is not visible in this layout but you can add these items by the Gold Mine that is placed in the New World

Item name	Effects	Rarity/Notes
Dynamite	+100% Productivity +50% Explosion chance Duration:02:00:00 Destroyed after use	Common Expedition bonus – +3 Force +2 Naval Power
Miner	+20% Productivity	Common Expedition bonus – +10 Crafting
Big Box of Dynamite	+200% Productivity +100% Explosion Chance Duration:02:00:00 Destroyed after use	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +5 Force +4 Naval Power
Freight Elevator	+25% Productivity -15% Maintenance Cost +50% Explosion Chance	Uncommon
Ventilator	-50% Workforce	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +20 Crafting
First-Rate Sapper	+50% Productivity -75% Workforce	Rare Expedition bonus – +30 Crafting +10 Force
Safety Elevator	+35% Productivity -25% Maintenance Costs +30% Explosion Chance	Rare
Micaela the Mining Engineer	-100% Maintenance Costs -100% Workforce	Epic Expedition bonus – +40 Crafting +20 Force
Simmons Electrifying Elevator	+40% Productivity -35% Maintenance Costs	Epic
Jörg von Malching, Augur of the Auric	+70% Productivity Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Gold Ore Occasionally produces extra  Oil	Legendary Expedition bonus – +50 Crafting +30 Force

Trade union items for Coal Mine

Here are some of the best items for the Coal mine.

Item name	Effect	Notes
Dynamite	100% productivity +50% chance of explosion	Common – destroyed after 2 hours use Expedition bonus – +2 naval power +3 force
Miner	+20% productivity	Common Expedition bonus – +10 crafting
Freight Elevator	+25% productivity -15% maintenance costs +50% chance of explosion	Uncommon
First-rate Sapper	+50% Productivity -75% workforce needed	Rare Expedition bonus – +30 crafting +10 force
Micaela the Mining Engineer	-100% maintenance costs -100% workforce	Epic Expedition bonus – +40 craft +20 force
Jorg von Malching, Augur of the Auric	+70% productivity occasionally produces gold or oil	Legendary Expedition bonus – +50 crafting +30 force

Goldsmiths – Their are no specific items for the Goldsmiths.

The Pearl farm needs a Harbourmasters Office for items and not the Trade union

Item name	Effects	Rarity/Notes
Diver	+10% Productivity	Common Expedition bonus – +10 Hunting Trait: Pirate
Fine Fishing net	+25% Productivity	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +15 Hunting
Oyster Spawn	-15% Productivity Provides Pearl Fertility	Uncommon
Pearl Diver	-50% Workforce	Uncommon Expedition bonus – +20 Hunting Trait: Diver
Daring Scuba Diver	+30% Productivity Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Fish Oil	Rare Expedition bonus – +30 Hunting +40 Navigation
Drift Net	+35% Productivity	Rare Expedition bonus – +25 Hunting
Quality Oyster Spawn	Provides Pearl Fertility	Rare
Provides Pearl Fertility	+25% Productivity Provides Pearl Fertility	Epic
Long Range Bottom Trawl	+40% Productivity -50% Workforce	Epic
Mother of Pearls	+40% Productivity Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra Tallow	Epic Expedition bonus – +20 Crafting +40 Hunting
Captain Moby, Old Dog of the Sea	+50% Productivity Extra Goods Occasionally produces extra  Tallow Occasionally produces extra  Gold	Legendary Expedition bonus- +50 Hunting +10 Naval Power +30 Navigation

Trade union items for the Jewellers

Here are some of the best items for the Jewellers.

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

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Using Electricity

In this section we will look at what happens to the buildings when we add Electricity.

When we supply Electricity to the Gold Mine the output of the Gold Mine will double. This means that the output of the Gold Mine will go from 0.4 tons per minute to 0.8 tons per minute. This is ideal as a production chain like this one that requires 10 Gold mines this could potentially cut this in half.

When adding Electricity to the Coal Mine it will double the output of the Coal Mine. This means that the output will go from 4 tons per minute to 8 tons per minute.

When adding Electricity to the Goldsmiths it will double the output. This will take the output from 1 ton per minute to 2 tons per minute.

When adding Electricity to the Pearl Farm it has no effect.

When adding Electricity to the Jewellers it will double the output. This means that the output will from 2 tons per minute to 4 tons per minute.

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