Diamond's Shop Mod / Addon

Diamond's Shop Mod for creating shops where you can trade diamonds. Buy, sell and exchange them. Here you will learn how to buy diamonds in Minecraft. Diamond’s Shop adds buying, selling, and player-run stores to Minecraft Bedrock. It gives spare resources a place in an economy, letting you turn materials into money and put your own stock up for sale.

Creating a store gives you control over its name, description, and unique identifier. That leaves room for different kinds of businesses in a shared world. One player might supply building materials, while another concentrates on equipment or resources gathered during exploration. You can start with whatever you already have stored and expand as demand grows. A chest full of surplus materials becomes something worth sorting through when you’re deciding what other players might actually want to buy.

Item details matter when selling equipment, and the addon preserves supported data such as custom names, lore, enchantments, and durability. Items are grouped together only when their saved details match, helping distinguish an ordinary tool from one you’ve named or enchanted. There are limits to that preservation: custom dynamic properties and the contents of containers such as shulker boxes are not retained. Keeping those boundaries in mind is useful when choosing stock. For ordinary materials and supported equipment, the system gives you a way to offer specific goods with prices that reflect what you’re selling. Store owners can also receive earnings from purchases made while they’re offline.



The built-in currency uses dollars, with material sales providing a way to earn money. Default prices include $2 for selling coal, $10 for an iron ingot, and $50 for a diamond. Buying those materials costs twice their selling price, so spending and earning have different rates. That gives you a reason to think about what to keep for projects and what to exchange for cash. If you’re saving for something, a mining trip can serve two purposes: gathering supplies for yourself and bringing back materials to sell. On a shared world, player stores give those earnings somewhere else to go.

Personal warps add another use for your balance. The first is free, while additional ones cost $500 each, giving you something practical to save toward. You can name a destination and save its location and dimension, with an option to preserve the direction you’re facing. Administrators also have controls for managing stores, including closing them, changing ownership, and removing listings. Together, these features suit a world where trading becomes part of the daily routine. You could build a market street with friends, agree on a few specialties, and see which supplies sell. Diamond’s Shop provides the store management, while the character of the market comes from what everyone decides to offer and how they use their earnings.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!