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Free Rare Gems from Social Games

Rare gems mean different things across games. In Bejeweled Blitz they are uniquely named one-use gems (such as Quackamarine, Pie Power, or Stargazer) that trigger a special effect, distributed through the Daily Spin, Daily Challenge completions, Blitz Quest chests, and shareable Facebook gift links. In Diggy's Adventure they are the premium currency that speeds up digging, energy, and building. In both games, gems have no cash value.

One name, two completely different games

Rare gems is an unusual list because the two games behind it could hardly be less alike. In Bejeweled Blitz, the long-running match-three game from PopCap and EA, rare gems are a prestige currency you earn and spend on rare-gem-only rewards and boosts. In Diggy's Adventure, Pixel Federation's mining-and-puzzle adventure, gems are the premium currency that speeds up digging, energy, and construction. Same word, entirely different role, which is exactly why a single template could never describe both, and why the drops here are labelled by game.

What a gem link is actually worth in each

In Bejeweled Blitz, gems tend to come in small numbers but matter a lot, since they unlock things ordinary coins and boosts cannot, so even a modest gem link is worth grabbing. In Diggy's Adventure, gems are the resource you would otherwise be tempted to buy, so a free gem link is money you did not spend, useful for skipping an energy wall or a long build. Neither game floods you with gems: Bejeweled Blitz posts one Rare Gem link every Sunday, and Diggy's Adventure posts no gem links at all, only the occasional code, which makes this a low-volume list where every link counts.

Catch them while they are live

Because the Bejeweled Blitz gem arrives on Sundays, usually in the late afternoon UTC, a Sunday evening check catches it; the same gems also come round again about every 16 weeks. The newest link at the top is always the one to try. Both games carry no cash value on their gems; they are there to move you through the game faster, not to pay out.

What the last 30 days show

In the last 30 days we found 5 rare gem links from 1 of the 2 games on this page. Counts include links that have since closed, and leave out sale, contest and event-entry links. The pattern column is what we measured from each game's own posts.

GameLinks, 30 daysDays with a linkPosting pattern we measured
Bejeweled Blitz55One Rare Gem link every Sunday, around 16:00 UTC
Diggy's Adventure00No gift links; codes only now and then

Common questions about free rare gems

2 games we cover give out free rare gems: Bejeweled Blitz and Diggy's Adventure. Each runs its own schedule, from daily posts to one link a week to a single standing link, and the table above shows what each one actually posted in the last 30 days.

No. Free Rare Gems are virtual items with no cash value. They cannot be withdrawn, redeemed for money, or transferred between accounts. Bejeweled Blitz sells them in paid packs ($0.99 - $99.99), which is the only price ever attached to them, and its terms prohibit player-to-player resale. Anyone offering to buy or sell free rare gems is running a scam.

It depends on the game, and most studios never say. Of the games on this page, a few print their own window: Klondike's bonus links each state an end date 16 days after posting, Hero Wars posts say "until" a date three to five days out, and Pearl's Peril runs one Cargo Drop a week. Others reuse the same standing link for months. So the honest rule is to try the newest link first, and once free rare gems are in your balance they stay there; only the claim link can close. Diggy's Adventure also issue typeable promo codes, and where a code's post gives an end date we show it.

Bejeweled Blitz has been giving out free rare gems since it launched in 2010. Studios treat these giveaways as retention tools, so the links keep coming as long as the game is live.

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