This means that farming for gems is mostly a waste of time. At the beginning of Act II already, they're dropping mostly perfect gems and if you're lucky, radiant gems. at the beginning of nightmare difficulty, monsters still drop mostly flawless or normal gems.
If you spend a noticeable amount of time in one area just to grind for gems, you're most likely just wasting you're time, because the same time spent on advancing in the game will get you more higher quality gems earlier on. Diablo II Gem effects are stackable, e.g. Higher grades of gems have stronger effects. When set into a socketed item, these gems can add powerful magic effects. These precious stones embody innate magical abilities. As far as I'm aware, there are 17 of them. Gems are a type of socketable item found in Diablo II, its expansion, and Diablo III. The thing with gems is that there are a lot of different quality levels with them this time around. Basically, you're up to your fortune here in how lucky you are to find gems. This does, of course, mean that special opponents such as champions, bosses, or the treasure goblin have a higher chance of dropping them, but unfortunately, I don't think there is a place with tons of champions always walking around. The best way to minimize the time needed to get higher quality gems (which is ultimately what you will go for - even if you want to farm low-level gems) is to go to higher difficulties as fast as possible, since stronger enemies will have a higher chance of dropping higher-level gems.
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