Arcane101 Gems: Every Gem Pack, Price and Gift Variant

Arcane101 sells gems in six Robux-priced packs, from the R$ 6 Pinch of Gems up to the R$ 800 Hoard of Gems, and five of those packs also appear as a separate Gift: version at the very same price. Gems sit in the shop next to gold and essence as one of the game's purchasable resource bundles. The catalog records names and prices only, so this page gives you the full pack-and-price picture — and is upfront about what the listing does not document.

Every gem pack and its Robux price

The gem section of the catalog is a simple price ladder with six rungs, from the R$ 6 Pinch of Gems — the entry point and the cheapest gem product listed — up to the R$ 800 Hoard of Gems. The full ladder, including each pack's Gift: twin where one exists, is laid out below.

These prices come from the game's linked developer-product catalog as recorded in its public listing. Developer products can be repriced or rearranged over time, so treat the figures above as a recorded snapshot and the in-game shop as the current truth when you actually buy.

The Gift: variants

Five of the six gem packs — Handful, Heap, Pouch, Chest and Hoard — have a twin entry whose name starts with Gift:, such as Gift: Handful of Gems (R$ 50) and Gift: Hoard of Gems (R$ 800). Each Gift: version costs exactly the same Robux price as the standard pack, so picking one over the other is never a discount or a markup: they are two separate catalog entries at identical cost. The listing shows no Gift: version of the R$ 6 Pinch of Gems. Keep in mind that the catalog records only names and prices — it does not describe how gifting another player actually works.

Where gems sit in the wider shop

Gems are one of several resource families in Arcane101's linked catalog, which lists 56 developer products in total. Gold is sold in five packs whose tiers mirror the gem ladder — Fistful of Gold (R$ 50), Pile of Gold (R$ 95), Purse of Gold (R$ 225), Coffer of Gold (R$ 425) and Treasury of Gold (R$ 800) — while essence comes in four containers at its own price points: Vial of Essence (R$ 49), Flask of Essence (R$ 135), Urn of Essence (R$ 259) and Font of Essence (R$ 519). The same catalog also carries race rerolls, character slots, kits, name templates, Revive (R$ 30) and Finish Growing (R$ 25).

The parallel pricing is easy to recognize once you have seen it: at R$ 50, Handful of Gems pairs with Fistful of Gold; at R$ 95, Heap of Gems pairs with Pile of Gold; at R$ 225, Pouch of Gems pairs with Purse of Gold; at R$ 425, Chest of Gems pairs with Coffer of Gold; and at the R$ 800 top end, Hoard of Gems pairs with Treasury of Gold. Essence is the exception, with its own R$ 49 / R$ 135 / R$ 259 / R$ 519 ladder. Gold and essence each have their own guide (gold, essence), and the Arcane101 currencies overview puts the whole set in one place.

What are gems used for?

The shop catalog answers the buying question well but only half-answers the spending one. It sells gems in six bundle sizes, packaged and priced alongside gold and essence, which tells you the game treats gems as a buyable resource in its own right. What it does not do is document where gems are spent once you own them: no shop tab, exchange rate or crafting use appears anywhere in the listing.

So the honest answer to what are gems used for? is that the public catalog alone does not say. Treat this page as your pack-and-price reference and judge a purchase on the bundle sizes and prices above. If you are weighing up any Robux spend, it is worth a quick look at the maintained Arcane101 codes list first, and if you are brand new to the game, the beginner guide covers getting started.