Sapphire Panther
Legends say that an ancient pandaren emperor crafted the first jeweled panther for his son after the boy's twin brother died of an illness.
Acquisition Guide
The Sapphire Panther is a Bind-on-Equip mount crafted by Jewelcrafters who have reached skill level 600 and learned the recipe from San Redscale at Revered reputation with The Order of the Cloud Serpent.
Reach Revered With Order
Earn Revered reputation with The Order of the Cloud Serpent to unlock the ability to purchase the 
Design: Sapphire Panther recipe from San Redscale.
Buy The Recipe
Purchase the Design: Sapphire Panther from San Redscale at 57, 44 for 
200 gold, located slightly south of The Order of the Cloud Serpent area.
Gather Required Materials
Collect all crafting materials needed: x1 
Orb of Mystery (sold by Big Keech for 20,000 gold, or 18,000 gold with the Guild Perk), x20 
River's Heart (rare blue gems), x4 
Living Steel (transmuted by Alchemists), and x2 
Serpent's Eye (crafted by combining 10 Sparkling Shards obtained through Prospecting).
Craft The Mount
Use the Design: Sapphire Panther recipe with your gathered materials at skill level 600 Jewelcrafting to craft the Sapphire Panther, which is BoE and can be used by any character on your account regardless of their profession.
Tips
The Sapphire Panther is account-wide, so any character can use it after it is learned, even those without Jewelcrafting.
Combining the Sapphire Panther with the
Ruby Panther, 
Sunstone Panther, and 
Jade Panther allows a Jewelcrafter to craft the 
Jeweled Onyx Panther.While flying on the Sapphire Panther, you will hear a distinct high-wind sound effect that stops when you cease forward momentum.
For a visual walkthrough, see the video guide.
AI-assisted draft; verify details against the current game patch
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Sapphire Panther in WoW?
Profession
Is Sapphire Panther still obtainable?
Yes, Sapphire Panther has an active, non-retired collection source in World of Warcraft. Check the guide above for any season, schedule, or progression gate.
Guide last updated March 10, 2026
