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* {{ItemLink|id=Amethyst Shard|Amethyst}} – the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] variety of [[Minecraft:quartz]] found in {{EnvLink|amethyst geode|amethyst geodes}}
* {{ItemLink|id=Amethyst Shard|Amethyst}} – the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] variety of [[Minecraft:quartz]] found in {{EnvLink|amethyst geode|amethyst geodes}}
* {{ItemLink|id=Resin Clump|Resin}} – a hard organic material produced by [[Minecraft:creaking heart]]s
* {{ItemLink|id=Resin Clump|Resin}} – a hard organic material produced by [[Minecraft:creaking heart]]s
 
* {{BlockLink|Ice}} - ice is a crystal in real-life, and [[Minecraft:packed ice]] can be used in a [[Minecraft:stonecutter]]{{upcoming}}
* [[Minecraft:Ore]] minerals:
* [[Minecraft:Ore]] minerals:
** {{ItemLink|id=Copper Ingot|Copper}} – electrically conductive [[Minecraft:metal]] that can [[Minecraft:oxidize]]
** {{ItemLink|id=Copper Ingot|Copper}} – electrically conductive [[Minecraft:metal]] that can [[Minecraft:oxidize]]

Latest revision as of 11:25, 22 October 2026

Template:Set index

The term mineral refers to all items that can be crafted into Minecraft:mineral blocks. Most of these can also be used as armor trim materials.

Fictitious minerals

While the materials that make up this list are unique to Minecraft:Minecraft, either their names directly imply they're minerals or they may be commonly perceived as such. Their actual nature is up to one's own imagination.

See also

Minecraft:pt:Mineral Minecraft:ru:Минерал