Amethyst Lump is a forging material exclusively found in the Inazuma region of Genshin Impact. It can be used to forge a wide range of Inazuma weapons such as Amenoma Kageuchi, Hakushin Ring, Hamayumi, Katsuragikiri Nagamasa, and Kitain Cross Spear.
There are 136 Amethyst Lumps that spawn in Genshin Impact and they can respawn every three days. Crafting an Inazuma weapon will require 50 Amethyst Lumps, hence, it is recommended that players farm for these items early.
How to find Amethyst Lumps in Genshin Impact
Amethyst Lumps are shiny purple ores and can be spotted easily from a long distance. They are native to Inazuma and cannot be found in any other region. Here are the top 10 locations that can help players in getting them in large numbers.
1) Konda Village
Teleport to Konda Village and head towards the river. Move along the edge and collect nine Amethyst Lumps near the water.
2) Araumi
The seashore on Araumi is a great location to get eight Amethyst Lumps. Make sure to collect the two lumps underneath the waterfall.
Interestingly enough, Araumi is also the location for the first special treasure in the ongoing Lost Riches event.
3) Grand Narukami Shrine
The Grand Nurakami Shrine, which plays an important role in Genshin Impact's several World Quests such as The Gourmet Supremos, contains six Amethyst Lumps. As usual, they are located near stone walls and water bodies on the way towards the top.
4) Mt. Yougou
Mt Yougou, which the players must have visited during the Yougou Cleansing quest, is a great spot to get Amethyst Lumps as well.
There are seven lumps on the way to the peak that can be found on several bedrocks.
5) Kamisato Estate
By teleporting to the Kamisato Estate, and moving towards the seashore, players can avail 6 Amethyst Lumps on their way.
While some are on Inazuma's shore, others are on the surrounding islands.
6) Kujou Encampment
Exploring Kujou Encampment is certainly worth it for players searching for Amethyst Lumps in Genshin Impact. Of the eight lumps that spawn in the area, five are near the Teleport Waypoint.
7) Kujou Encampment- Tatarasuna link
The island bridge that connects the Kujau Encampment with Tatarasuna contains seven Amethyst Lumps.
Start from Kujou and gradually head towards Tatarasuna through the islands to collect them all.
8) Tatarasuna
Tatarasuna's mountains, and the small electro island in front of it, are the biggest sources of Amethyst Lumps in Genshin Impact.
There are 15 lumps combined, and the best strategy is to start farming from the Tatarasuna island itself. Thereafter, head towards the beach and the farthest island visible on the map.
9) Jakotsu Mine
The Jakotsu Mine contains six Amethyst Lumps, and players can begin their farming route from the domain in the region. Eventually, they should move towards Serpent's Head via an underground cave.
10) Inazuma City
It comes as no surprise that Inazuma City also contains five Amethyst Lumps. However, players must note that the items are underneath the urban structures.
They must teleport to the upper part of the city and then jump towards the seashore. Thereafter, look for Amethyst Lumps beside water bodies and rocks.
These are some of the most beneficial farming locations if you want to collect Amethyst Lumps in Genshin Impact. Inazuma is full of other valuable resources too, such as the Crystal Marrow.
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