Ring of wealth

The ring of wealth is a dragonstone ring that has been enchanted by the Lvl-5 Enchant spell. Like other enchanted dragonstone jewellery, it can be charged to provide teleports. Unlike the other pieces, the ring can only be charged by the Fountain of Rune. Wearing this ring (whether charged or not) while killing monsters will automatically pick up coins, Tokkul, or numulites dropped by monsters. This effect can be toggled off in the right-click menu when held in the inventory. When worn it also removes the chance to receive a "nothing" drop when accessing the rare drop table and gem drop table. See below for more information about this feature.

The price difference between a fully charged ring and an uncharged ring is 1,804 coins, so each charge costs about 361 coins.

Players can imbue the ring using a ring of wealth scroll, which can be purchased from Justine's stuff for the Last Shopper Standing for 5 Last Man Standing points. Wearing an imbued ring in the Wilderness doubles the chance of obtaining a clue scroll from monsters and from skilling.

Like other dragonstone jewellery, it is one the few items whose teleports will work up to level 30 Wilderness, while most other means of teleportation will not work above level 20 Wilderness.

The following money making guides are available for Ring of wealth:

Wearing this ring completely removes the chance to receive "nothing" as a result of accessing the rare drop table and gem drop table. This effectively increases the chance of receiving a gem or a mega-rare item from these tables.

The ring of wealth approximately doubles the chance of receiving a regular item from the gem drop table by removing the 63 empty slots out of the 128 entries in the drop table. It also removes all 113 empty slots out of the 128 entries in the mega rare drop table, increasing the chance of obtaining a mega-rare item by a factor of approximately 16.8 from the gem drop table, and by a factor of 8.5 from the rare drop table. The ring of wealth does not change the items dropped by any monster - it only increases the chance of getting an item from the rare drop table should the chance present itself.

Note that the ring only needs to be worn by the player while dealing the killing blow before the loot appears. It does not have to be worn during the entire battle, so the player may wear a stat-boosting ring until the monster is at low health and then switch to the ring of wealth when the killing blow is about to be dealt.

Note that the ring's rare drop enhancement only affects the specific drops that are accessed through the rare and gem drop tables. It does not boost the chances of receiving monster-specific unique drops, nor does it remove any "nothing" drops that are specific to a monster's own drop table. It also does not affect gem drops from monsters such as Ogress Warriors, considering their gem drops are not accessed through the gem drop table specifically. The only exception is TzHaar monsters, where a ring of wealth does remove some potential "nothing" drops and makes receiving gems more likely.

Ironmen who desire a dragon spear or shield left half may opt to wear a ring of wealth when defeating monsters, especially if the monsters roll the rare drop table often, as they are significantly more likely to receive these items while the ring is worn. It is notable that the player does not have to start Legends' Quest to receive items from the mega-rare drop table if they are wearing the ring, although starting the quest does increase the likelihood of those drops.

With a ring of wealth equipped, any coins, Tokkul, and numulites dropped by monsters that the player kills will automatically be added to the player's inventory instead of dropping on the ground. This can be toggled by right-clicking the ring.

The coin collection works as long as the player did the most damage to a monster. This means that if the player leaves before killing a monster and another player deals the killing blow, the player will get the coin reward for it regardless of distance.

The ring may be used to teleport to several locations by using the rub option in the inventory or while equipped. This works from the Wilderness up to level 30.

The ring has no charges when it is created, and can only be charged at the Fountain of Rune; not even a charge dragonstone jewellery scroll works on it. Charging it at the Fountain of Rune gives it five charges and enables it to be used to teleport to the following locations at a cost of one charge per teleport:

The price per teleport of the ring changes depending on Grand Exchange prices. Below is a table that shows the current price, price per teleport, the money loss after selling the uncharged ring, and finally the cost per teleport after adjusting for selling the uncharged ring.

The ring of wealth has a right-click option to bring up a log recording various bosses the player has killed and the number of times the player has killed them.

Wearing a ring of wealth increases the number of feathers dropped by the evil chicken, and makes it likelier to receive certain items from chests unlocked along the course of the Shades of Mort'ton minigame, such as fine cloth or broken coffin locks.^[1]

• Initially, some players believed that wearing a ring of wealth would give a better chance of landing on a rare drop table when completing a clue scroll.^[2] It has later been reconfirmed multiple times that this is not the case.^[3][4][5]
• Before the introduction of the Grand Exchange, Falador Park served as a massive player-to-player trading hub, and was considered a desirable teleport location.