Historical event currency
Red Crystal Fragments in Pokopia
Red Crystal Fragments were the exchange currency for Sableye’s Gem Hunt, which ran from April 29 to May 14, 2026. That announced window has ended. This page explains the historical shop and helps you check missing rewards; it does not advertise a current farming loop or a confirmed rerun.
The complete published exchange list costs 64 fragments. Its three Treasure-hunting set items cost 20 fragments: 10 + 5 + 5. Use the calculator and saved checklist for your own purchased items.
What happened during the event?
Nintendo announced April 29 at 05:00 through May 14 at 04:59 local time. The event took place in towns with a repaired Pokémon Center, rather than on Cloud Islands. Players could talk to Sableye, collect fragments on Dream Islands and exchange them at the Center. Already befriended Sableye remain after the event. Having furniture is not proof that you completed that event friendship.
Nintendo’s original event notice · Compare current and archived windows
Collection history, without a fixed-yield promise
The official event notice directs players to Dream Islands. A contemporaneous GAMES.GG collection guide describes breaking red clusters in caves and obtaining four fragments from a cluster. Its reported per-trip range is a guide observation, not an official drop table or a measurement made for this site.
No specific doll is ranked here as the fastest. Ordinary Crystal Fragments in the Dragonite material reference are also a different named item from this Red Crystal event currency. For general materials use the doll comparison; for an arithmetic example enter your own assumed yield in the calculator.
Historical shop: ten exchange entries
Prices and bundle quantity follow Serebii’s event exchange reference, checked October 19, 2026. They are historical prices, not a current stock listing.
| Item or bundle | Fragments | Recipe item |
|---|---|---|
| Jewel Wall Decoration (x10) | 2 | — |
| Oil Lantern | 2 | — |
| Digital Camera | 5 | — |
| Map and Compass | 5 | Treasure-hunting set |
| Camping Chair | 5 | — |
| Treasure | 5 | Treasure-hunting set |
| Sleeping Bag | 10 | — |
| Camping Cooking Pot | 10 | — |
| Adventure Kit | 10 | Treasure-hunting set |
| Tent Kit | 10 | — |
| One of every exchange entry | 64 |
The jewel decoration entry was a bundle of ten, priced at two fragments for that bundle. The 3 habitat items add up to 20; buying them is separate from arranging the named habitat in the game.
After the shop closes: copying objects is a different task
Nintendo’s multiplayer guide explains photographing objects on another player’s island and using the Pokémon Center’s 3D printer at home. The official update notes also mention the printer’s insufficient-material messages. A photo is not a promise of a free or universally copyable object.
- Use your checklist to identify the exact missing object.
- If you can photograph a copyable version in-game, inspect that object’s printer preview.
- Check the required materials and any restrictions before printing. Copying an object does not reopen Sableye’s event shop or prove a new friendship.
This site has not tested post-event printing of every reward. It does not promise a clock-change method, free duplication, or that lost currency will work in a future event.
Source boundary
Official Nintendo notices establish the dates, travel and general copying workflow. The named shop prices and recipe are attributed game-reference data; no Switch gameplay session or measured farming route is claimed in this website review. Source check: October 19, 2026.