Gem Case

The Gem Case has two filters: a name filter and an item filter. The name filter allows you to search for a gem by name, while the item filter allows you to search for gems that fit in a specific item. The Gem Case also has six auxiliary slots that can be used to hold upgrade materials. If enough materials and gems are present, following the purity upgrade recipes, you can upgrade Gems directly in the case. This effectively obsoletes the Gem Cutting Table.

Tick what you already have.

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadSand

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already had×3Glassgrid_viewFurnace, +8 more

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already had×4Basalt

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadCobblestone

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadStonegrid_viewFurnace, +6 more

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already had×2Smooth Stonegrid_viewFurnace, +2 more

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadDeepslate Iron Ore

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already had×2Iron Ingotgrid_viewBlast furnace, +57 more

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadShearsgrid_viewCrafting table, +1 more

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadOak Log

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already had×4Oak Planksgrid_viewCrafting table, +45 more

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadGem Dust

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadGem Cutting Tablegrid_viewCrafting table

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already had×8Obsidian

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadEnder Pearl

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadBlaze Rod

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadBlaze Powdergrid_viewCrafting table, +36 more

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadEye of Endergrid_viewCrafting table, +14 more

radio_button_uncheckedMark as already hadEnder Chestgrid_viewCrafting table, +1 more

Gem Casegrid_viewCrafting table