Diamond Ore: Difference between revisions

Description	Stone Diamond Ore: A chunk of diamond embedded in stone.; Basalt Diamond Ore: A chunk of diamond embedded in basalt.; Limestone Diamond Ore: A chunk of diamond embedded in limestone.; Granite Diamond Ore: A chunk of diamond embedded in granite.
Blast resistance	3
Hardness	3
Tool(s)
Renewable	No
Stackable	Yes (64)

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Latest revision as of 20:18, 16 September 2023

This feature is available in the vanilla version of Minecraft.
It has its own article in the Minecraft Wiki.

Diamond ore is a block that drops a diamond when mined.

Variants of diamond ore include Stone Diamond Ore, Basalt Diamond Ore, Limestone Diamond Ore and Granite Diamond Ore.

Obtaining Edit

Natural generation Edit

Diamond ore deposits can generate underground, replacing stone and basalt, at Y=32 and below. Limestone and granite variants are only obtainable through commands and the creative menu.

Mining Edit

Diamonds can be obtained by mining diamond ore with an iron pickaxe or higher. If mined with a lower pickaxe tier or without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. If mined with a golden pickaxe, it drops itself.

Block	Stone Diamond Ore
Hardness	3
Tool
Breaking time
Default	15
Wooden	7.5
Stone	3.75
Iron	0.75
Diamond	0.6
Steel	0.75
Golden	1.25

Usage Edit

Smelting ingredient Edit

Name	Ingredients	Crafting recipe
Diamond	Any Diamond Ore

Note block Edit

Any variant of diamond ore can be placed under note blocks to produce "bass drum" sounds.

Data values Edit

Name	Type	Namespaced ID	Numeric ID
Stone Diamond Ore	Block	`tile.ore.diamond.stone`	`410:0`
Basalt Diamond Ore	Block	`tile.ore.diamond.basalt`	`411:0`
Limestone Diamond Ore	Block	`tile.ore.diamond.limestone`	`412:0`
Granite Diamond Ore	Block	`tile.ore.diamond.granite`	`413:0`

History Edit

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 {{Vanilla}}
-{{Missing infobox image}}
 {{Item infobox
 |image=Stone Diamond Ore.png;Basalt Diamond Ore.png;Limestone Diamond Ore.png;Granite Diamond Ore.png
 |item=Stone Diamond Ore;Basalt Diamond Ore;Limestone Diamond Ore;Granite Diamond Ore
 |description='''Stone Diamond Ore''': A chunk of diamond embedded in stone.<br>'''Basalt Diamond Ore''': A chunk of diamond embedded in basalt.<br>'''Limestone Diamond Ore''': A chunk of diamond embedded in limestone.<br>'''Granite Diamond Ore''': A chunk of diamond embedded in granite.
+|blastresistance=3
 |hardness=3
 |tool=Iron Pickaxe;Diamond Pickaxe;Golden Pickaxe;Steel Pickaxe
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 }}
-'''Diamond ore''' is a block that drops [[Diamond]] when mined.
+'''Diamond ore''' is a block that drops a [[diamond]] when mined.
 Variants of diamond ore include {{BlockSprite|Stone Diamond Ore|name=y}}, {{BlockSprite|Basalt Diamond Ore|name=y}}, {{BlockSprite|Limestone Diamond Ore|name=y}} and {{BlockSprite|Granite Diamond Ore|name=y}}.
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 == Obtaining ==
 === Natural generation ===
-Diamond ore deposits can generate underground, replacing [[stone]] and [[basalt]], at Y=16 and below. [[Limestone]] and [[granite]] variants are only obtainable through commands and the creative menu.
+Diamond ore deposits can generate underground, replacing [[stone]] and [[basalt]], at Y=32 and below. [[Limestone]] and [[granite]] variants are only obtainable through commands and the creative menu.
 === Mining ===
-[[Diamond]]s can be obtained by mining coal ore with any [[pickaxe]]. If mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. If mined with a golden pickaxe, it drops itself.
+[[Diamond]]s can be obtained by mining diamond ore with an iron [[pickaxe]] or higher. If mined with a lower pickaxe tier or without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. If mined with a golden pickaxe, it drops itself.
 {{Breaking row

Description	Stone Diamond Ore: A chunk of diamond embedded in stone. Basalt Diamond Ore: A chunk of diamond embedded in basalt. Limestone Diamond Ore: A chunk of diamond embedded in limestone. Granite Diamond Ore: A chunk of diamond embedded in granite.
Blast resistance	3
Hardness	3
Tool(s)
Renewable	No
Stackable	Yes (64)