The hunt for specific and rare goods begins in the warm experience of Palia. While the journey appears to be one that many will find satisfying with its cooking, mining, furniture crafting, and fishing mechanics that are classic components of life sims, Palia does reserve some moments that could completely take away any hope of complete specific quests. Whether you’re trying to complete the “Vault of Waves” questline or looking to find some rare goods to sell and get that coin, the green pearl is the one that’s very well hidden. Don’t give up in your search for the one color pearl as this item is all about patience and luck. This is Vincent’s guide to where to find green pearls in palia.
Where to find green pearls in Palia
Green Pearls are an incredibly rare item to find in Palia. Although it is needed as a quest item to complete Jina’s specific questline called “Vault of Waves”, hunting for this special pearl can leave you far and wide in the dust. While it has an incredibly specific location you can find it in, being Bahari Bay, it can’t just be found on the sandy bay biome.. Instead, players will need to find unopened oysters which can often be found in the shallow waters along the bay. You should start along the perimeter of the bay, specifically through Beachcomber Cover, Lighthouse Lagoon, and Coral Shores. All those shallow pockets of water that you can scour for oysters scattered under the water itself.
Related: How to catch all the fish in Palia.
Be sure to keep an eye out for the white indicator light of an object below the surface of the water as the oyster cannot otherwise be seen underwater. It can however be found stranded on the sandy shore too, but it’s a rarer find than in shallow waters that you should check first.
The Oyster is a consumable item and can offer a range of items when opening its contents. You can either get Oyster Meat, Pearl, Shiny Pebble or Green Pearl that you are looking for. However, the difficulty of finding the Green Pearl is that it only has a 3% chance of appearing. For this reason, you will want to store oysters before sitting down and opening each one to reveal what’s inside. You don’t want to travel across the Eastern Hemisphere only to bet your luck on a single unopened oyster only to find there’s meat inside.
