One emerald can be obtained from one diamond, although this is a waste, unless a player has created a good trading farm and has lots of diamonds. Once players have realized how useful their first diamonds are, they probably want more. To this end, they need to continue mining. If they want to become truly diamond-rich, though, they need to do a few other things first. The player should mine with the Fortune enchantment on a pickaxe, preferably level III, for the next diamond blob, to significantly improve the number of diamonds they get.
Also, this is not something they can rely on, but they can try. If they find a large diamond blob, they have an enchanting table, and are confident they can get a Fortune III, it might be worth waiting and acquiring the diamonds later or mining it with a Silk Touch pickaxe and harvesting the ore when they acquire Fortune III. If they see the hint on the table say Fortune III, immediately enchant a diamond pickaxe with it. Enchanting is somewhat complex, but here is how to bootstrap the equipment needed: Start with at least 5 diamonds.
Use the first three for a diamond pickaxe to mine obsidian. Four obsidian blocks plus the other two diamonds and one book are used to craft an enchanting table. In fact, one needs a lot of books, but one is necessary to craft the table.
For the books, a player needs leather from cows , horses , or llamas , or even from fishing. Leather can also be obtained by bartering with piglins in the Nether. The first book requires just one piece of leather and three pieces of paper from three pieces of sugar cane , which can be obtained from a cow farm and a sugar cane farm.
A wheat farm is useful for breeding the cows. To reach the maximum amount of enchanting, players need 46 leather, one for the book to craft the table and the rest for the bookshelves. If the player can manage to get a tool with Silk Touch , this can significantly reduce the difficulty of obtaining bookshelves.
If they find a village, they often contain a house with a number of bookshelves. Bookshelves can also be found in stronghold libraries. If they have Silk Touch, they can simply steal the bookshelves whole. Even without Silk Touch, they can still get the books by mining the bookshelves but must provide wood to re-craft the bookshelves.
After crafting the enchanting table, small enchantments are possible, but to get Fortune, let alone Fortune III — the table's power must be boosted with bookshelves. See the Enchanting article for details of how to arrange those. In order to get Fortune III on an iron or diamond pickaxe the player need to consume much experience points per attempt, so a mob farm is handy for accumulating XP.
While advanced methods are possible, it's fairly easy to build the experience by simply camping at a suitably modified dungeon. It should be noted that other things give players experience too; between mining, breeding animals, and fishing, a player might well get to level 30 or higher by the time they've built a table. The player also needs a fair bit of lapis lazuli , 3 pieces for the "final" attempt, and from 1 to 3 pieces for each try at resetting the enchanting table.
Alternatively, a player can "build" a Fortune III pick on an anvil by combining two items with the more common lesser enchantment Fortune II. Fortune II can itself be obtained by combining two items with Fortune I, which can sometimes be found for sale from a Librarian.
Also, the Fortune I or II pickaxes can be used to obtain more coal, redstone, and lapis lazuli while waiting to level up again. However, due to the limitations on the number of times a tool can be worked on an anvil, combining Fortune I and II pickaxes leads to a Fortune III pickaxe with less overall longevity. A master or journeyman villager could sell the player an enchanted iron or diamond pickaxe with Fortune I or II though the chances of getting such a pickaxe are low and could take a while.
Even after all this building and grinding, it's by no means guaranteed to get the desired enchantment. If Silk Touch is obtained instead, that can be used to collect diamond ore instead of gems. When a few diamonds say, for a diamond sword are required, the player can always place that many blocks and use another pickaxe to mine them, but save the rest of the ore for when a Fortune pickaxe is available.
The player can see the enchantment to be granted, and more enchantments may be granted on that pick, so if it says Fortune III, enchant it as soon as possible. Players don't need to worry if they don't have enough levels, the enchantment stays the same until it is used. Remember, the player needs thirty levels for a level enchantment, but it costs only three. Choosing one of the lower tiers, it costs only 1 or 2 levels.
If the table doesn't offer any of the desired enchantments, the player must enchant something to get a new selection. If one of the enchantments on offer is halfway interesting that is, it might be useful later , players might then enchant it onto an iron pick or a book. Alternatively, players can do a one-level minimum enchantment on a junk item like a wooden shovel.
They can then use a grindstone to reclaim some of the experience used for the enchantment. Eventually, the player should have up to 3 main pickaxes, which can be created with a combination of enchanting table, enchanted books, and anvil:. That can help extend mining trips with non-enchanted tools. An anvil combines two identical equipment and their enchantments together, while doing it in a crafting menu loses all enchantments. Durability also combined, enchanted or not And depending on the target's enchantment level, it can get very expensive.
An anvil can also repair equipment if so needed by sacrificing experience and equipment material. However, if a piece of equipment is repaired too many times with its material, it gets ridiculously expensive. To resolve this simply combine the target equipment with a piece of enchanted identical equipment, in which the enchant level should be as low as possible, in order to lower the experience needed. The dupe equipment could come from the player or from villager trading. A crafting-grid repair wipes enchantments, making way for a higher enchantment if the player needs it, but it is recommended to use a grindstone to gain some experience back.
Repairing armor on an anvil with regular diamonds also uses fewer diamonds, but costs experience. A more permanent, less experience intensive method of repairing tools is to use the Mending enchantment on a pickaxe to repair it with experience points, which can be gained from an experience farm.
A Mending enchantment can be applied to the pickaxe by acquiring a Mending book from trading, fishing, or by looting End City chests, which has a chance of containing a pickaxe already enchanted with Mending.
Minecraft Wiki. Minecraft Wiki Explore. In short - Minecraft houses most of its diamonds in layer 12 but you'll need to keep your eyes peeled for flowing lava. An effective and fun method of finding Diamonds is to explore Cave systems. If there is a lot of lava in your way, a water bucket may be handy to create easy paths. Since you should never mine straight down in Minecraft , the staircase method is a great way to get to the depths of the world safely and efficiently.
With each step dig one block deeper than the last. The staircase covers a lot of ground and is a widely used method to successfully find Diamonds and other minerals. A very effective way to find Diamonds is to branch mine. Strip mining is a lot less fun than it sounds. It involves mining literally everything in search of rare Ore. To strip mine, get to the required layer if you're looking for diamonds and dig an outline of a box around yourself.
This will leave you with a cube of blocks in the middle. Diamond Ore can only be mined with an Iron Pickaxe or better. As mentioned earlier, Diamonds are less common in open spaces like caves, which means to maximise your chances of finding Diamonds in Minecraft you should strip-mine in straight lines in all directions.
The best method for mining Diamonds in Minecraft 1. Then, start to mine out to either side in more 2x1 tunnels, leaving a 2-block gap between each new tunnel. Once you're satisfied you've strip-mined all diamonds on that level, repeat the whole process at level If you dig at both level 6 and level 10, then you'll be able to see all Diamonds that spawn between levels , which as we've discussed are the levels where you're most likely to find Diamonds.
For Minecraft 1. This gives you the highest concentration of Diamonds without intermittently running into blocks of Bedrock which may otherwise hinder your strip-mining progress. While mining, it's a good idea to keep a Water Bucket on your person, because pockets of lava are fairly common at these levels.
Remember also to bring plenty of torches to light your way and prevent mobs from spawning in your tunnels. Alternatively you could light your way using Night Vision potions - though this won't prevent mobs from spawning. If you need to take a break from mining Diamonds, make sure to mark your location with a Beacon so that you can easily find your way back!
That's everything you need to know about how to find Diamonds in Minecraft fast. But Diamonds alone aren't enough: you're going to need to consult our guide to Enchantments to learn how to enchant your gear to become as strong as possible. If you're having trouble finding Diamonds, check out our list of Texture Packs , because some of them will help you spot ores more easily.
And while you're digging, keep an eye out for Copper , the new ore added with 1.
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