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-Gems are the sole currency in Growtopia (besides the imaginary currency used when trading items, or the Rarity rating). Gems can be found through In-App Purchases or through normal means of play.
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-Gems can be obtained through many different sources. Breaking tiles or using items can sometimes yield a number of gems, the amount per item depending on the item's rarity. Harvesting trees also yield gems, generally more prominently than the items themselves.
-Purchasing any items, item packs, or upgrades from the [[Growtopia Store]] the first time will give the player the Recycler tool. This allows the player to get rid of items in their inventory in exchange for gems.
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-|dropChance=8
-|clothingType=0
-|growTime=31s
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-There are also special tiles which can yield large amounts of gems when broken. If a [[Mystery Block]] is broken, each block broken can drop 10-50 gems. However, the high rarity of the item makes this a bad suggestion in the long run. Another item that will yield even more gems, up to 200, is the [[Pot O' Gold]], distributed on [[St. Patrick's Week]]. However, it is also very rare and valued at 200 rarity, making it the most statistically rare item in the game, and the limited quantity of the item gives it a high value in trading, so destroying it is not recommended.
-== Farming ==
-There is a higher chance of getting gems from trees, so it is a good idea to plant a large amount of trees in a line and simply break them all. The items most reliable for this are items which are self-sustaining; items which can yield more seeds than the initial count after harvesting. There are many items which do this, such as [[Rock]], [[Grass]] and colored blocks. The higher the rarity, the more gems you can get out of it.
-A common gem farming method is "Purple Farming," which make use of the [[Purple Block]]. The tile's reliable self-sustainability combined with the short two-hour growth time and the generally high gem drop-rate makes it popular among most players. The [[Pastel Purple Block]] also works well, giving slightly more gems due to being one rarity value higher.
-==Fact==
-The only way a player can drop a gem he/she already has is by wearing the Sack O' Joy an then moving while wearing it