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BotW The Jewel Trade: Ramella’s Amber and Gem Prices

Sell 10 Amber to Ramella for 500 rupees in Breath of the Wild, unlock her later gem orders and compare the prices before using up upgrade materials.

10/21/2026 Base game QuestFern Team Last updated: 10/21/2026 4 min read

How do you start The Jewel Trade?

After completing the Vah Rudania story, bring Ramella 10 Amber in Goron City. The Jewel Trade is a side quest in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Ramella is the Gerudo merchant buying gems, and her first offer is 500 rupees for 10 Amber.

Use the Goron City guide to plan your visit. If she is only making introductory remarks, finish the Vah Rudania quest and return to the trade conversation.

The armor shop among Goron City’s rocky buildings
Goron City is where you look for Ramella; the armor shop is a separate service in the same town.

Where can you obtain the first 10 Amber?

Break ore deposits while exploring and keep the Amber rather than selling each piece immediately. Amber’s material page explains its other uses, and the gem farming guide covers mining and Talus battles.

A Stone Talus is another source of gems, though you do not have to fight one just for this quest. If you already have ten Amber in your inventory, take the existing stack directly to Ramella.

Link facing a Stone Talus in the Great Plateau woods
Stone Taluses can provide gems; ordinary ore deposits are another way to build the first batch.

Talk to her, confirm the 10 Amber trade and receive 500 rupees. The quest completes after this initial sale. You do not have to fulfill every later gem order to clear its Adventure Log entry.

How much does Ramella pay for later gems?

These are prices for ten gems, not prices per individual stone. Her current request determines what she will buy.

BatchNormal shop totalRamella’s offerExtra received
10 Amber, first quest trade300 rupees500 rupees200 rupees
10 Topaz1,800 rupees2,000 rupees200 rupees
10 Ruby2,100 rupees2,300 rupees200 rupees
10 Sapphire2,600 rupees2,900 rupees300 rupees
10 Diamond5,000 rupees5,500 rupees500 rupees

Speak to her before gathering a large batch for a repeat sale. The fact that she buys one type does not mean she is currently offering to buy every other type in your bag. Do not mistake this shop for the unrestricted sell menu at a normal merchant.

Ramella walking along a path in Goron City
Ramella wanders around Goron City, so look for the Gerudo merchant before you talk to anyone else.

Should you sell every gem you own?

Set aside planned armor upgrade materials first. The premium is useful when you have spare gems, but buying or collecting replacement materials later can erase the benefit.

Likewise, check the item name carefully: Amber, Topaz, Ruby, Sapphire and Diamond are distinct materials. A mixture of ten different stones does not satisfy a request for ten of one kind.

What if the trade is not available?

ProblemCheck
The initial quest has not appearedComplete the Vah Rudania story and talk to Ramella in Goron City
She will not take your gemsMatch the type she asks for and bring ten of it
You already sold the Amber but the later order is differentThe first quest is complete; later orders belong to her repeat trade
You need quick cash but lack the requested batchUse an ordinary shop, or consider another method from the rupee guide

The side quest list covers the remaining Eldin requests.

FAQ

What does Ramella buy for The Jewel Trade?
The initial quest asks for 10 Amber, which she buys for 500 rupees.
Can I sell any gem whenever I want?
Her later trades ask for a particular type in batches of 10. Check her current request; a different gem does not replace it.
Where is Ramella?
She is the Gerudo gem merchant in Goron City. Finish the Vah Rudania story, then speak to her about buying gems.
Is Ramella better than a normal shop?
Her listed bulk offers are higher than normal shop prices. That does not make it sensible to sell gems you still need for a planned armor upgrade.

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