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The '''Diamond''' is a [[Minerals|Mineral]] | The '''Diamond''' is a type of [[Minerals|Mineral]] obtainable from: | ||
*[[Mining]] [[Mining#Diamond Node|Diamond Node]]s and [[Mining#Gem Node|Gem Node]]s in [[the Mines]] (Floors 50+), [[Skull Cavern]], [[Quarry]], and [[Volcano Dungeon]]. | |||
*[[Mining]] any rock with a [[pickaxe]] after reading [[The Diamond Hunter]] (0.66% chance). | |||
*[[Volcano Dungeon#Metal Crates|Metal crates]] in the [[Volcano Dungeon]] (0.89% chance). | |||
*Slaying Red, Purple, Copper, or Iron [[Slimes]], [[Dwarvish Sentry|Dwarvish Sentries]], [[Duggy|Duggies]], [[Iridium Golem]]s, or [[Wilderness Golem]]s. | |||
*Slaying any [[Monsters|Monster]] after reaching the bottom of the Mines (0.05% chance). | |||
*[[Fishing#Treasure Chests|Fishing Treasure Chests]] (regular and golden). | |||
*[[Pans|Panning]] anywhere. | |||
*Interacting with any [[Garbage Can]] after the player has reached the bottom of the mines (occasionally). | |||
*One of the prizes from winning the [[Trout Derby]] festival. | |||
*Five Diamonds can be obtained as the 20th prize from the [[Mayor's Manor#Prize Machine|Prize Machine]]. | |||
*An [[Ice Pip]] or [[Stonefish]] [[Fish Pond]] with a population of at least 9. | |||
*The [[Statue Of Endless Fortune]] on the birthdays of [[Evelyn]], [[Gus]], [[Jodi]], [[Krobus]], [[Marnie]], [[Maru]] and [[Willy]]. | |||
*The [[Statue Of Endless Fortune]] on non-birthday days (25% chance) | |||
The Lost Book ''[[Lost Books#A Study on Diamond Yields|A Study on Diamond Yields]]'' contains information about the chances of finding diamond nodes in the mines on a given floor. | The Lost Book ''[[Lost Books#A Study on Diamond Yields|A Study on Diamond Yields]]'' contains information about the chances of finding diamond nodes in the mines on a given floor. | ||
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If a player has not received 4 candles from [[Grandpa#Grandpa's Evaluation|Grandpa's Evaluation]], then they may be re-evaluated at any time by placing a Diamond into [[The Farm#Grandpa's Shrine|Grandpa's Shrine]]. | If a player has not received 4 candles from [[Grandpa#Grandpa's Evaluation|Grandpa's Evaluation]], then they may be re-evaluated at any time by placing a Diamond into [[The Farm#Grandpa's Shrine|Grandpa's Shrine]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:48, 21 January 2026
| Diamond | |
| A rare and valuable gem. | |
| Information | |
| Source | Mining • Monster drop • Fishing Treasure Chests • Panning • Trout Derby • Ice Pip or Stonefish Fish Pond • Statue Of Endless Fortune |
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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Diamond, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Diamond - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Diamond is a type of Mineral obtainable from:
- Mining Diamond Nodes and Gem Nodes in the Mines (Floors 50+), Skull Cavern, Quarry, and Volcano Dungeon.
- Mining any rock with a pickaxe after reading The Diamond Hunter (0.66% chance).
- Metal crates in the Volcano Dungeon (0.89% chance).
- Slaying Red, Purple, Copper, or Iron Slimes, Dwarvish Sentries, Duggies, Iridium Golems, or Wilderness Golems.
- Slaying any Monster after reaching the bottom of the Mines (0.05% chance).
- Fishing Treasure Chests (regular and golden).
- Panning anywhere.
- Interacting with any Garbage Can after the player has reached the bottom of the mines (occasionally).
- One of the prizes from winning the Trout Derby festival.
- Five Diamonds can be obtained as the 20th prize from the Prize Machine.
- An Ice Pip or Stonefish Fish Pond with a population of at least 9.
- The Statue Of Endless Fortune on the birthdays of Evelyn, Gus, Jodi, Krobus, Marnie, Maru and Willy.
- The Statue Of Endless Fortune on non-birthday days (25% chance)
The Lost Book A Study on Diamond Yields contains information about the chances of finding diamond nodes in the mines on a given floor.
A Diamond is arguably the best gem to duplicate in the Crystalarium, providing the largest source of money as a gem. Diamonds are also liked or loved by all giftable NPCs.
If a player has not received 4 candles from Grandpa's Evaluation, then they may be re-evaluated at any time by placing a Diamond into Grandpa's Shrine.
Gifting
| Villager Reactions
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| Like | |
Bundles
Diamond is one of the options for the
Treasure Hunter's Bundle in the Boiler Room (Remixed).
Forging
Diamond can be used at the Forge to give a random upgrade to a melee weapon.
Crafting
| Image | Name | Description | Ingredients | Recipe Source | Sell Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ring of Yoba | Occasionally shields the wearer from damage. | ||||
| Geode Crusher | Breaks geodes open automatically. | Cannot be sold | |||
| Fairy Dust | Sprinkle on kegs, furnaces, and other refining equipment to instantly receive their product. | "The Pirate's Wife" quest |
Tailoring
Diamond is used in the spool of the Sewing Machine with Cloth in the feed to create the dyeable
Pendant Shirt. It is a white dye when used in the spool of the Sewing Machine with a dyeable clothing item in the feed.
Quests
- The Diamond may be randomly requested during any season at the "Help Wanted" board outside Pierre's General Store for a reward of
2,250g and 150 Friendship points. The Diamond will never be requested until the player has reached floor 40 of The Mines. - One or two Diamonds may be requested by several fish in Fish Pond quests.
- One Diamond may be requested by the Raccoon at the Giant Stump as part of his fifth request, or as part of any request starting with the sixth.
Trading
- One Diamond can be traded to the Desert Trader for 1 Triple Shot Espresso.
- Ten Diamonds can be traded to the Volcano Dwarf in the Volcano Dungeon for The Diamond Hunter.
History
- 1.4: Can now be used in Tailoring. Can be requested in Fish Pond quests. Can be produced by Fish Ponds and obtained from Copper and Iron Slimes. Can be traded to the Desert Trader.
- 1.5: Can now be used in Fairy Dust and Geode Crusher recipes. Can be used in Forging. Is now an option in the Treasure Hunter's Bundle. Can now be obtained from the Volcano Dungeon and Dwarvish Sentries.
- 1.6: Now one of the prizes from the Trout Derby festival and a prize from the Prize Machine. Can be obtained from Iridium Golems. Can be traded for The Diamond Hunter, which allows any rock to drop Diamonds. May now be requested by the Raccoon.
| Minerals | |
|---|---|
| Foraged Minerals | Earth Crystal • Fire Quartz • Frozen Tear • Quartz |
| Gems | Amethyst • Aquamarine • Diamond • Emerald • Jade • Prismatic Shard • Ruby • Topaz |
| Geode Minerals | Aerinite • Alamite • Baryte • Basalt • Bixite • Calcite • Celestine • Dolomite • Esperite • Fairy Stone • Fire Opal • Fluorapatite • Geminite • Ghost Crystal • Granite • Helvite • Hematite • Jagoite • Jamborite • Jasper • Kyanite • Lemon Stone • Limestone • Lunarite • Malachite • Marble • Mudstone • Nekoite • Neptunite • Obsidian • Ocean Stone • Opal • Orpiment • Petrified Slime • Pyrite • Sandstone • Slate • Soapstone • Star Shards • Thunder Egg • Tigerseye |
| Geodes | Geode • Frozen Geode • Magma Geode • Omni Geode |



