As one of the rarest minerals in Minecraft, diamonds are very popular and are also becoming the most sought-after items in Minecraft. It is for its various functionalities in manufacturing tools, weapons, and diamond and nephrite armor. The rarity of diamonds is equal to that of emeralds, lapis lazuli, and ancient debris, making these items extremely difficult to find. For this reason, we provide information in this article to assist players who wish to maintain their supply of diamonds.

• Location-Based

You don’t have to worry about the diamond shortage. There are always ways to discover them! Diamonds can be obtained from diamond ore, and a somewhat rare block is randomly generated from level 5 to 16 stones. Diamonds can be found anywhere below layer 16 but are more common in layers 5 to 12.

• Caving

In general, there are two ways to obtain diamonds: caving or mining. Whichever method you choose, you will need an iron, diamond, or nephrite pick to mine the diamonds (as well as other mineral blocks such as gold and emerald).

The first method you can try is caving or first buy minecon cape, then start with the process. This option requires fewer resources than mining, although there is some risk involved with this method. Speleology requires players to explore various dark caves filled with monsters, which is considered more dangerous and time-consuming.

To find diamond ore by caving, explore any cave you can find. Find the shallow entrances of the caves or excavations and go down until you are below level 15. However, it is recommended that you mine at level 11 or 12 rather than going too deep, as the lava beds appear mainly in level 10.

• TNT

Did you know that when you mine diamonds, you can do something strange, blow up a TNT? It is considered one of the fastest ways to obtain diamonds before the explosion. If you have the required amount to buy a cape, then choose to buy it. However, it is important to note that you must kill many creepers to get gunpowder and receive a lot of sand.

• Branch Mining

Although you use more resources to make tools, branch mining is a safer and more reliable option for you than caving. It also creates many replacement pavers, gravel, andesite, and other abundant materials that you can mine along with the diamonds. Before you begin, prepare 10 or more picks; bring a bucket of water, a full iron armor, four stacks of torches, an iron sword, some quality food, a craft table, and an oven. You can use your bucket to store lava from nearby lava pools to melt them well. Players can dig a vertical shaft, a quarry, or a flight of stairs to access the diamond layers. It is recommended not to go beyond level 11 as deeper levels will expose more lava which will block your progress.

Recommendation

You may not get the diamonds yourself, but it is possible to get diamond items instead of trading with the villagers. You can get a Diamond Pick from a Tool Blacksmith Villager, a Diamond Sword from a Gunsmith Villager, a Diamond Ax from a Gunsmith Villager, a Diamond Shovel from a Tool Blacksmith Villager, and Diamond Armor from a Gunsmith Villager.