Jewelry FAQ

Craft a Jeweler's Kit first, since almost every ring, necklace, and amulet recipe requires it. Then find a Gem Vein (they spawn in stone and deepslate) and mine the gems inside to start crafting basic metal and gem jewelry.

Gems come from Gem Veins and Deepslate Gem Veins that generate underground in stone and deepslate. Mine the vein blocks with a pickaxe to collect the raw gems, then use them at the Jeweler's Kit.

Place a Jeweler's Kit and open its interface, then combine a metal (like gold, iron, copper, or netherite) with a gem to produce the matching ring or necklace. The kit is the crafting station for all jewelry in this mod.

Equip the ring, necklace, or amulet in the appropriate slot and its effect applies while worn. Named pieces like the Amulet of Unrelenting Storms or Juggernaut Band grant their specific effects passively.

Combine an existing gem ring or necklace with netherite in the Jeweler's Kit to produce the netherite version, such as a Netherite Ruby Ring. Netherite pieces keep the gem's effect and gain the durability and strength of netherite.

The Jeweler's Kit is the mod's crafting station for all jewelry recipes. Place it down, right-click to open its interface, and arrange your metal and gem ingredients in the slots it shows.

Named amulets and pendants are special loot rather than craftable basics, so look for them in dungeon, structure, or mob-drop loot. Once found, equip them like any other amulet to gain their unique effect.

Yes, rings, necklaces, and amulets occupy separate slots, so you can wear one of each simultaneously. Stacking multiple pieces lets you combine several effects at once.

Make sure the piece is actually equipped in its slot and that it's a magical variant, since plain metal rings like Copper Ring or Iron Ring have no effect. Also check you're not wearing a conflicting piece in the same slot.

The mod adds a small number of items and world-gen features, so it generally works alongside other mods and has minimal performance impact. Conflicts are most likely with mods that heavily change world generation or loot tables, since Gem Veins and named amulets rely on those.

It adds gemstones you mine deep underground and turn into rings and necklaces that grant combat-related bonuses. Jewelry can be crafted, bought from a jeweler villager, or found in dungeon chests.

The mod lists support for Minecraft 1.21.1, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

It requires Spell Power Attributes and Ranged Weapon API. For the jewelry slot it needs Trinkets on Fabric or Curios API on NeoForge.

Yes. Gem Veins spawn at the same depths as Diamond Ore but are half as common, and they drop one of six new gems.

You mine Gem Veins, which spawn at the same depths as Diamond Ore but are half as common. Each vein drops one of six new gems.

It adds 25 or more unique pieces of jewelry, each with its own combat-related bonus.

Yes. Jewelry appears in dungeon chests, and special non-craftable pieces can be found in exotic locations like End City chests.

Yes. Jeweler villagers trade jewelry pieces and materials, and their spawn settings are configurable.

You combine gems with Gold and Netherite to craft rings and necklaces. The mod also registers a jeweler's kit and a socket mount.