Coral Island: How to Get Red Beryl

Red Beryl is one of the ten Earth Gems in Coral Island. It plays a crucial role in completing an Offering and finalizing the Museum collection. Although not a vital resource in the game, obtaining Red Beryl is necessary to advance the storyline—and potentially strengthen your relationships. This guide helps you get, farm, and make the most of Red Beryl—a precious gem in Coral Island.

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Where to Find Red Beryl

The player standing in the mines surrounded by rocks in Coral Island

Red Beryl is obtainable in the Earth Mine, situated in the northwest section of the map. Access to the mine becomes available on Day Five of your playthrough. Once inside, there are three ways to acquire Red Beryl: extracting from yellow gem nodes, collecting from earth geodes, and uncovering it from mystery geodes.

There’s a slim chance (0.0025% to be precise) of obtaining Red Beryl by breaking random objects in The Earth Mine.

Yellow Gem Nodes

The most effective way to obtain Red Beryl is by smashing yellow gem nodes. These rocks boast an impressive 7.5% chance of yielding red gemstones, surpassing all other alternatives.

Earth Geodes

The second most probable method for obtaining Red Beryl is through earth geodes, boasting a 1.61% chance of yielding the gemstones. You acquire these geodes by breaking rocks and crates, as well as by fishing in the Earth Mine. Alternatively, you can buy geodes from the Black Market for 900 Coins.

Mystery Geodes

Each Mystery Geode has a 0.58% chance of granting you a Red Beryl. Acquire these rocks either through mining in the Earth Mine or by purchasing them from the Black Market.

How to Farm Red Beryl

A recommended method for efficiently farming Red Beryl is by building a Slime of Replication. This device allows you to replicate Red Beryl on your farm daily, with each gemstone taking 38 hours to produce and requiring no extra resources.

What to Do with Red Beryl

Donate your initial Red Beryl to the Museum and retain one for the Precious Gems Offering at the Rare Altar to advance the story. Sell any surplus gemstones for 527 Coins. And if you’re inclined to expand your social circle, consider gifting them to fellow villagers—Archie and Chieftain particularly appreciate these gems.