Is there a way to verify which Unusual Gems that I already have?
I have one less Unusual Gem than I expect and I don't want to go through the tedium of revisiting each location. http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:No_Stone_Unturned#Finding_the_Gems lists each Unusual Gem's RefID, so it would seem the task is to check the RefID of each of my Unusual Gems.
How do I do check the RefIDs of my Unusual Gems? Or is there an easier way to check?
I tried "drop 7f956", but I get an error:
Invalid inventory object '7f956' for parameter ObjectID.
I also tried the second RefID, adding the player. prefix, adding 1 (quantity) after the RefID, making sure there was no RefID highlighted in console, and enclosing the RefID in quotation marks.
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Is there a way to know which Stones of Barenziah you have?
No, there is no "ingame" way. You can do a quick research for them on the web tho,and find the location yourself. Keep in mind that, there are stones that you may only have one chance to get, maybe during a quest or an event, so if you miss it, you won't be able to take all the 24 stones.Who can identify my unusual gem?
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.What happens when you find all 24 unusual gems in Skyrim?
The reward for collecting all of the stones and then replacing them in the Crown of Barenziah, thus transforming it into Barenziah's Crown, is a perk called Prowler's Profit.Skyrim - Gem Appraisal in Riften
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