Poké Diamonds are the currency of Pokémon Rumble World. They are used to buy hot-air balloons, repair them faster, learn moves, buy Mega Stones and plenty more. Here is how to earn them, what they cost and what the boxed version changes.

A Poké Diamond.

What they are for

  • buying hot-air balloons to new destinations;
  • speeding up the repair of a hot-air balloon;
  • learning moves at the Move School;
  • buying a Mega Stone from the Jeweler (5 Poké Diamonds);
  • cleaning a rusty toy at the Rust Remover (1 Poké Diamond).

Earning them for free

  • the objectives of special battles;
  • StreetPass and SpotPass visitors in town, with reward tiers;
  • the passwords distributed in 2015: see Passwords;
  • the Poké Diamond Drill, for those who bought the maximum allowed.

StreetPass and SpotPass tiers

RequestPoké Diamonds
1 SpotPass visit10
5 SpotPass visits10
10 SpotPass visits10
1 StreetPass visit10
20 StreetPass visits10
100 StreetPass visits10
999 StreetPass visits10

Purchases

On the eShop, Poké Diamonds were sold in bundles. Purchases were capped at 3,000 Poké Diamonds: once that total was reached, the purchase option was permanently disabled, and the player received the Poké Diamond Drill, which produces 40 per day, indefinitely (20 before the 1.1 update of August 2015).

Poké DiamondsPrice
50 (promotion)€0.49
200 (promotion)€1.79
50€0.69
100€1.29
200€2.39
500€5.49
1000€9.99
1750€15.99