In Stardew Valley, 
Jamborite is a green mineral made up of dense crystals. Although not obligatory for completing bundles or quests, you must find at least one to contribute to the Museum and fulfill Gunther’s collection. This guide provides insights into where to locate this material. Additionally, it outlines the most effective farming methods for Jamborites and suggests options for utilizing surplus minerals in your inventory. Here’s everything you need to know about the fuzzy-looking, tightly-packed, green crystals of the Mines.
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Where to Find Jamborite
As a common mineral, Jamborite can be discovered in The Mines. You have the chance to obtain it from both regular Geodes and Omni Geodes. The likelihood of getting a Jamborite is approximately one in every 32 Geodes broken and one in every 2750 Omni Geodes processed.
Unfortunately, Jamborite cannot be purchased directly from any vendor. The primary method to acquire it is through mining and processing Geodes. However, it’s worth noting that you can buy Omni Geodes from Krobus and Oasis shops, technically improving your odds of discovering Jamborites through their processing.
Other methods for collecting Geodes include looting Fishing Treasure Chests and killing Duggy enemies, which have a 25% chance of dropping them.
How to Farm Jamborite
The ideal way to farm Jamborite is by using the Crystalarium. Placing one Jamborite in this device yields two in approximately three hours. For players with multiple Crystalarium devices on their farms, this allows for the automated generation of Jamborites, eliminating the need to venture into the Mines.
If you want to farm this item by collecting Geodes, concentrate on defeating Duggy-type enemies located in The Mines, specifically on Floors 6 to 29. This strategy increases your chances of obtaining Geodes containing Jamborite.
Given the retail price and the effort required to farm Jamborites, it may not be the most optimal mineral for cultivation. There are more lucrative options for profit, such as Diamonds, which offer better returns on your farming investment.
What to Do with Jamborite
Donate the first Jamborite to the Museum. This can help you complete the Artifact Collection faster. However, with any surplus minerals, your choices are limited. You can either sell them for up to 195g, gift them to the Wizard, or utilize them as ingredients for tailoring or dyeing.
If you put a Jamborite in the sewing machine, you get the Green Thumb Shirt.
Stardew Valley
- Released
- February 26, 2016
