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Minerals are items that can be found in The Mines and the Skull Cavern. Most minerals are acquired from geodes after having Clint process them. Some are found on the ground and some can be mined from nodes, which are also found in the Quarry. They can also sometimes be acquired as Monster Drops, as gifts from Villagers, or from the Statue of Endless Fortune. Minerals (other than geode minerals) are also possible items found in Fishing Treasure Chests.

Minerals can be donated to the Museum for rewards and achievements. Minerals that you have not yet donated will have an item description of "Gunther can tell you more if you donate it to the museum." After one of that mineral has been donated, the item's description will appear. There are 53 different minerals which can be donated.

Minerals can be sold at shipping box and also to the Blacksmith.

Foraged Minerals

Foraged minerals are found on the ground in The Mines and the Skull Cavern. They can be picked up in the same way that other forageables can, and if the Gatherer profession is chosen at Foraging level 5 then the player has a chance of a double harvest. (Note that picking them up does not award Foraging experience points.) They are used in crafting recipes and in the   Geologist's Bundle in the Boiler Room.

Image Name Description Sell Price Location Used in
 
 Quartz A clear crystal commonly found in caves and mines. data-sort-value="25"> 25g The Mines (Levels 1-120)  Garbage Can

  Geologist's Bundle

  Refined Quartz
 
 Earth Crystal A resinous substance found near the surface. data-sort-value="50"> 50g The Mines (Levels 1-39)  Duggy (10%)  Fishing Treasure Chest  Panning  Geode  Omni Geode  Garbage Can

  Geologist's Bundle

  Mayonnaise Machine  Sturdy Ring
 
 Frozen Tear A crystal fabled to be the frozen tears of a yeti. data-sort-value="75"> 75g The Mines (Levels 40-79)  Fishing Treasure Chest  Panning  Frozen Geode  Omni Geode  Dust Sprite (2%)  Garbage Can

  Geologist's Bundle

  Warrior Ring

  Sebastian (Loved Gift)
 
 Fire Quartz A glowing red crystal commonly found near hot lava. data-sort-value="100"> 100g The Mines (Levels 80-120)  Fishing Treasure Chest  Panning  Magma Geode  Omni Geode  Garbage Can

  Geologist's Bundle

  Slime Egg-Press  Refined Quartz

Gems

Gems are used in Crafting recipes and are generally "loved" or "liked" as gifts.

Image Name Description Sell Price Location Used in
 
 Emerald A precious stone with a brilliant green color. data-sort-value="250"> 250g   Emerald Node  Gem Node  Panning  Garbage Can  Fishing Treasure Chest  Feast of the Winter Star
 
 Aquamarine A shimmery blue-green gem. data-sort-value="180"> 180g   Aquamarine Node  Gem Node  Panning  Garbage Can  Fishing Treasure Chest
 
 Ruby A precious stone that is sought after for its rich color and beautiful luster. data-sort-value="250"> 250g   Ruby Node  Gem Node  Panning  Garbage Can  Fishing Treasure Chest  Feast of the Winter Star
 
 Amethyst A purple variant of quartz. data-sort-value="100"> 100g   Amethyst Node  Gem Node  Slimes  Panning  Garbage Can  Fishing Treasure Chest
 
 Topaz Fairly common but still prized for its beauty. data-sort-value="80"> 80g   Topaz Node  Gem Node  Panning  Garbage Can  Fishing Treasure Chest
 
 Jade A pale green ornamental stone. data-sort-value="200"> 200g   Jade Node  Gem Node  Panning  Garbage Can  Fishing Treasure Chest  Feast of the Winter Star
 
 Diamond A rare and valuable gem. data-sort-value="750"> 750g   Diamond Node  Gem Node  Panning  Garbage Can  Fishing Treasure ChestAny monster after reaching the bottom of the mines (0.05%)
 
 Prismatic Shard A very rare and powerful substance with unknown origins. data-sort-value="2000"> 2,000g   Iridium Node (4%)  Mystic Stone (25%)  Gem Node  Omni Geode (0.4%)  Shadow Brute (0.05%)  Shadow Shaman (0.05%)  Mummy (0.1%)  Serpent (0.1%)  Fishing Treasure ChestAny monster after reaching the bottom of the mines (0.05%)

Geode Minerals

Geode minerals are extracted from geodes. They are mainly used as donations to the Museum, or sold for a small profit. They are generally disliked as gifts.

Image Name Description Sell Price Location Used in
 
 Tigerseye A stripe of shimmering gold gives this gem a warm luster. data-sort-value="275"> 275g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode

  Sam (Loved Gift)

 
 Opal Its internal structure causes it to reflect a rainbow of light. data-sort-value="150"> 150g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Fire Opal A rare variety of opal, named for its red spots. data-sort-value="350"> 350g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Alamite Its distinctive fluorescence makes it a favorite among rock collectors. data-sort-value="150"> 150g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Bixite A dark metallic Mineral sought after for its cubic structure. data-sort-value="300"> 300g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode  Black Slime
 
 Baryte The best specimens resemble a desert rose. data-sort-value="50"> 50g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Aerinite These crystals are curiously light. data-sort-value="125"> 125g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Calcite This yellow crystal is speckled with shimmering nodules. data-sort-value="75"> 75g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Dolomite It can occur in coral reefs, often near an underwater volcano. data-sort-value="300"> 300g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Esperite The crystals glow bright green when stimulated. data-sort-value="100"> 100g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Fluorapatite Small amounts are found in human teeth. data-sort-value="200"> 200g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Geminite Occurs in brilliant clusters. data-sort-value="150"> 150g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Helvite It grows in a triangular column. data-sort-value="450"> 450g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Jamborite The crystals are so tightly packed it almost looks fuzzy. data-sort-value="150"> 150g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Jagoite A high volume of tiny crystals makes it very glittery. data-sort-value="115"> 115g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Kyanite The geometric faces are as smooth as glass. data-sort-value="250"> 250g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Lunarite The cratered white orbs form a tight cluster. data-sort-value="200"> 200g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Malachite A popular ornamental stone, used in sculpture and to make green paint. data-sort-value="100"> 100g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Neptunite A jet-black crystal that is unusually reflective. data-sort-value="400"> 400g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode  Black Slime
 
 Lemon Stone Some claim the powdered crystal is a dwarvish delicacy. data-sort-value="200"> 200g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Nekoite The delicate shards form a tiny pink meadow. data-sort-value="80"> 80g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Orpiment Despite its high toxicity, this Mineral is widely used in manufacturing and folk medicine. data-sort-value="80"> 80g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Petrified Slime This little guy may be 100,000 years old. data-sort-value="120"> 120g   Geode  Omni Geode  Slime Ball
 
 Thunder Egg According to legend, angry thunder spirits would throw these stones at one another. data-sort-value="100"> 100g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Pyrite Commonly known as "Fool's Gold". data-sort-value="120"> 120g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Ocean Stone An old legend claims these stones are the mosaics of ancient mermaids. data-sort-value="220"> 220g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Ghost Crystal There is an aura of coldness around this crystal. data-sort-value="200"> 200g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Jasper When polished, this stone becomes attractively luminous. Prized by ancient peoples for thousands of years. data-sort-value="150"> 150g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Celestine Some early life forms had bones made from this. data-sort-value="125"> 125g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Marble A very popular material for sculptures and construction. data-sort-value="110"> 110g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode   Marble Brazier
 
 Sandstone A common type of stone with red and brown striations. data-sort-value="60"> 60g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Granite A speckled Mineral that is commonly used in construction. data-sort-value="75"> 75g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Basalt Forms near searing hot magma. data-sort-value="175"> 175g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Limestone A very common type of stone. It's not worth very much. data-sort-value="15"> 15g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Soapstone Because of its relatively soft consistency, this stone is very popular for carving. data-sort-value="120"> 120g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Hematite An iron-based Mineral with interesting magnetic properties. data-sort-value="150"> 150g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Mudstone A fine-grained rock made from ancient clay or mud. data-sort-value="25"> 25g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Obsidian A volcanic glass that forms when lava cools rapidly. data-sort-value="200"> 200g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode

  Sebastian (Loved Gift)

 
 Slate It's extremely resistant to water, making it a good roofing material. data-sort-value="85"> 85g   Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Fairy Stone An old miner's song suggests these are made from the bones of ancient fairies. data-sort-value="250"> 250g   Frozen Geode  Omni Geode
 
 Star Shards No one knows how these form. Some scientists claim that the microscopic structure displays unnatural regularity. data-sort-value="500"> 500g   Magma Geode  Omni Geode

Geodes

Geodes are mineral deposits that contain other minerals. They can be found primarily by breaking rocks in The Mines.

Geodes must be processed at the Blacksmith to obtain the minerals inside. Clint charges data-sort-value="25"> 25g to process each Geode. Certain minerals are only available from certain types of Geodes, but Omni Geodes can contain any mineral.

Note: The Blacksmith is unavailable for processing geodes during tool upgrades.

Image Name Description Location Used in
 
 Geode A blacksmith can break this open for you.
 
 Frozen Geode A blacksmith can break this open for you.   Field Research Bundle
 
 Magma Geode A blacksmith can break this open for you.
 
 Omni Geode A blacksmith can break this open for you. These geodes contain a wide variety of minerals.   Clint, Dwarf (Loved Gift)

Collection

Minerals do not have to be shipped or donated to the Museum to count towards the Collections Tab of the player menu. They only need to be picked up.

Note that minerals found in Fishing Treasure Chests may not appear as found on the collections tab. Dragging the mineral outside the inventory window and allowing it to be taken back into inventory may correct this. Holding the mineral in inventory overnight may also correct this.

Emerald Aquamarine Ruby Amethyst Topaz Jade Diamond Prismatic Shard Quartz Fire Quartz
Frozen Tear Earth Crystal Alamite Bixite Baryte Aerinite Calcite Dolomite Esperite Fluorapatite
Geminite Helvite Jamborite Jagoite Kyanite Lunarite Malachite Neptunite Lemon Stone Nekoite
Orpiment Petrified Slime Thunder Egg Pyrite Ocean Stone Ghost Crystal Tigerseye Jasper Opal Fire Opal
Celestine Marble Sandstone Granite Basalt Limestone Soapstone Hematite Mudstone Obsidian
Slate Fairy Stone Star Shards
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