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*The Diamond may be randomly requested during any season at the [[Quests#Help Wanted Quests|"Help Wanted" board]] outside [[Pierre's General Store]] for a reward of {{Price|2250}} and 150 [[Friendship]] points.  The Diamond will never be requested until the player has reached level 40 of [[The Mines]].
*The Diamond may be randomly requested during any season at the [[Quests#Help Wanted Quests|"Help Wanted" board]] outside [[Pierre's General Store]] for a reward of {{Price|2250}} and 150 [[Friendship]] points.  The Diamond will never be requested until the player has reached level 40 of [[The Mines]].
*One or two Diamonds may be requested by several fish in [[Fish Pond#Quests|Fish Pond quests]].
*One or two Diamonds may be requested by several fish in [[Fish Pond#Quests|Fish Pond quests]].
==[[Crystalarium]]==
[[Diamond]] is the most profitable gem to replicate with the [[Crystalarium]] at 150g per day.
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==History==
==History==

Revision as of 22:26, 22 April 2022

Diamond
A rare and valuable gem.
Information
Source

Diamond Node

Gem Node

Monster drop

Fishing Treasure Chests

Panning
Sell Price data-sort-value="750 ">750g
Gemologist Profession (+30% Sell Price) data-sort-value="975 ">975g

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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 Mineral that can be obtained from Diamond Nodes in the Mines on floors 50+ and Gem Nodes in the Mines on any floor.

A diamond may also be dropped by any Monster after reaching the bottom of the Mines. Before reaching the bottom of the Mines, a Diamond may be dropped by a Red, Purple, Copper, or Iron Slime, or a Duggy. A Wilderness Golem may also rarely drop a diamond (0.1% chance).

Diamonds may also be found in Fishing Treasure Chests or by panning. After the player has reached the bottom of the Mines, they may also be found in Garbage Cans. An Ice Pip or Stonefish Fish Pond may produce a Diamond when the population of the pond reaches 9.

The Lost Book A Study on Diamond Yields contains information about the chances of finding diamond nodes in the mines on a given level.

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.

The Desert Trader in the Calico Desert will trade one Triple Shot Espresso for one Diamond.

Gifting

Villager Reactions

Love  Evelyn •  Gus •  Jodi •  Krobus •  Marnie •  Maru •  Penny •  Willy
Like  Abigail •  Alex •  Caroline •  Clint •  Demetrius •  Dwarf •  Elliott •  Emily •  George •  Haley •  Harvey •  Jas •  Kent •  Leah •  Leo •  Lewis •  Linus •  Pam •  Pierre •  Robin •  Sam •  Sandy •  Sebastian •  Shane •  Vincent •  Wizard

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.

Recipes

Image Name Description Ingredients Recipe Source Sell Price
Ring of Yoba Occasionally shields the wearer from damage. Iron Bar (5) Gold Bar (5) Diamond (1) Combat Level 7 data-sort-value="750">750g
Geode Crusher Breaks geodes open automatically. Gold Bar (2) Stone (50) Diamond (1)

Clint (Special Order)

Cannot be sold
Fairy Dust Sprinkle on kegs, furnaces, and other refining equipment to instantly receive their product. Diamond (1) Fairy Rose (1) "The Pirate's Wife" quest data-sort-value="300">300g

Tailoring

Diamond is used in the spool of the Sewing Machine to create the dyeable Pendant Shirt.

Quests

History