Orange Gem

Don't Starve

DST

Orange Gem
	5
	10
	0
	Elemental (non-survivor food)
Dropped by	: ( ) () : (0.02% ×3) : : ( (0.9%)
	40 items
	"orangegem"

“It's an orange gem.”

–Wilson

“This one makes my fingers tingle.”

–Willow

“Pretty rock.”

–Wolfgang

“Such things used to bring me happiness.”

–Wendy

“IT SHIMMERS IN MY HANDS.”

–WX-78

“It looks like a Spessartite garnet.”

–Wickerbottom

“It's shimmering.”

–Woodie

“This will be quite powerful with some fuel.”

–Maxwell

“Curious, prismatic shapes such as this never occur naturally.”

–Wagstaff

“A stöne öf örange.”

–Wigfrid

“Orange you glad we found you, gem?”

–Webber

“The world looks fractured when I peer through it!”

–Walani

“I miss oranges...”

–Warly

“Woodlegs loves all th'gems!”

–Woodlegs

“YON GEM COULD SAVETH WILBA TIME”

–Wilba

“Helper Shiny”

–Wormwood

“Orange you glad it wasn't a banana?”

–Wheeler

“I don't like it.”

–Winona

“Bright and orange like a... a...”

–Wortox

“Weird orangey rock.”

–Wurt

“Orange you glad I found this orange gem? Ha ha, nice one Walter.”

–Walter

“It's beautiful, but more or less useless as it is.”

–Wanda

The Orange Gem is an item used to craft two Ancient items in Don't Starve. It can be used to craft The Lazy Forager, which automatically collects items, and The Lazy Explorer, which teleports the player a short distance across the screen. 

Orange Gems are obtained by mining Ancient Statues, destroying Broken Clockworks, breaking certain Relics, opening Ornate Chests, and hammering Ancient Pseudoscience Stations in the Ruins.

Downloadable Content

In the Reign of Giants DLC, Orange Gems have a 0.02% chance to be dropped by Tumbleweeds, making them a renewable resource. In the Shipwrecked DLC, Orange Gems can be found in buried X Marks the Spot treasure chests. In the Hamlet DLC, there is a very low chance for Orange Gems to drop from Hammering Smashing Pots.

Usage

Trivia

• The Orange Gem's element appears to be sloth; its opposite being the Green Gem.
• Wortox's quote references the fact that no word in the (modern, standard) English language rhymes with "orange".