Diablo Immortal: How to Buy & Sell Gems

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Legendary gems are a big part of the endgame content in Diablo Immortal, so being able to buy and sell them at the Market is helpful for strengthening a character's build. Additionally, players can purchase or sell regular gems, which are used in secondary armor pieces and can be combined for upgraded versions. Both regular and legendary gems can be acquired multiple ways, but only certain ones are eligible to be listed and sold in the Market.

Every legendary gem has a star rating of either one, two, or five stars, but they also have ranks. The star rating can't be changed, but the rank for every legendary gem can be increased. Legendary gems have base skills in Diablo Immortal and additional abilities for reaching higher ranks. As legendaries are ranked up, players will need to acquire duplicates to continue increasing the gem's power. Although some legendary gems can be expensive, the Market is an easier way of obtaining them than trying to get a specific gem to randomly drop.

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The Market is located in Westmarch's Rakkis Plaza and appears as a balance scale symbol on the map. When accessing the selling tab in the Market menu, players may notice that their gems don't appear in their inventory to add a listing. Only gems that have the balance scale symbol in the top-left corner of their icon can be sold. Only certain methods of obtaining legendary gems will allow players to sell them, and they require either farming for resources or spending real money.

The first way to obtain legendary gems to sell is to purchase Eternal Legendary Crests. The gems that drop from regular Legendary Crests can't be sold, and there's no way to earn Eternal Legendary