Stardew Valley: How to get & use Crystalarium

Stephanie Zucarelli
Stardew Valley Crystalarium

Having various Crystalariums in your Stardew Valley farm is a great source of stable income, but you’ll need to complete a series of steps before getting its recipe. Here’s how to get and use Crystalariums.

There’s no doubt you’ll find Crystals and Minerals while wandering in Stardew Valley right at the beginning of any game. These materials are often a source of fast gold since miners can pick any stone or even throw bombs around to gather them as quickly.

However, the most valuable gem can be trickier to find, and you might need a couple of them to collect, donate to the Museum, or even use them as a crafting material. If you are on the fence about how to use your precious Mineral, you can easily use a Crystalarium to replicate it until you get sick.

Here’s how to get a Crystalarium and how to use it in Stardew Valley.

How to get the Crystalarium in Stardew Valley

In Stardew Valley, you can get the recipe for the Crystalarium by reaching level 9 in the Mining Skill. You can also get one by paying 25,000 g to the Community Center’s vault area, or donating 50 Minerals to the Museum, although you won’t be able to build one until you have its recipe.

After getting the Crystalarium recipe, you can craft it using the Workbench with these set of ingredients:

  • 5x Gold bars
  • 2x Iridium bars
  • 1x Battery packs
  • 99x Stone
Stardew Valley Museum
You can donate some Gems and Minerals to the Museum to get a Crystalarium.

How to use the Crystalarium in Stardew Valley

If you want to get your Crystalarium cracking in Stardew Valley, you can insert in them any Gem, Foraged Mineral, or Geode Mineral (except Prismatic Shards). After some time, the Crystalarium will replicate any crystal.

Here’s the full list of every Crystal and Mineral you can get into the Crystalarium and how long it takes to replicate them:

Mineral/CrystalTime to craftSell price
Emerald2:02:00250g
Aquamarine1:13:20180g
Ruby2:02:00250g
Amethyst0:22:40100g
Topaz0:18:4080g
Jade1:16:00200g
Diamond5:00:00750g
Quartz0:07:0025g
Fire Quartz0:21:40100g
Frozen Tear0:18:4075g
Earth Crystal0:13:2050g
Tigerseye3:11:20275g
Opal3:11:20150g
Fire Opal3:11:20350g
Alamite3:11:20150g
Bixite3:11:20300g
Baryte3:11:2050g
Aerinite3:11:20125g
Calcite3:11:2075g
Dolomite3:11:20300g
Esperite3:11:20100g
Fluorapatite3:11:20200g
Geminite3:11:20150g
Helvite3:11:20450g
Jamborite3:11:20150g
Jagoite3:11:20115g
Kyanite3:11:20250g
Lunarite3:11:20200g
Malachite3:11:20100g
Neptunite3:11:20400g
Lemon Stone3:11:20200g
Nekoite3:11:2080g
Orpiment3:11:2080g
Petrified Slime3:11:20120g
Thunder Egg3:11:20100g
Pyrite3:11:20120g
Ocean Stone3:11:20220g
Ghost Crystal3:11:20200g
Jasper3:11:20150g
Celestine3:11:20125g
Marble3:11:20110g
Sandstone3:11:2060g
Granite3:11:2075g
Basalt3:11:20175g
Limestone3:11:2015g
Soapstone3:11:20120g
Hematite3:11:20150g
Mudstone3:11:2025g
Obsidian3:11:20200g
Slate3:11:2085g
Fairy Stone3:11:20250g
Star Shards3:11:20500g

And that’s everything you need to know about the Crystalarium in Stardew Valley. If you want to know more about Concerned Ape’s game, you can check our guides below:

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