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A Day at Disney Star Path Duty #67: Mine for a dark blue gem, has you mining for 15 Sapphire.

But the mining spots that are rich with Sapphire are not out in the open, as so many other gem mining spots are. They are tucked away in one of the Dreamlight Valley caves.

Here is where to find Dark Blue Gems in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

Sapphires

• Vitalys Mines in the Sunlit Plateau (Dreamlight Valley)

For a list of all Star Path Duties, check out our Complete Guide to the A Day at Disney Star Path.

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There are a lot of mining spots in the Vitalys Mines, 12 to be exact. Many of them will produce Vitalys crystals, but a few will also produce the Sapphire you need for A Day at Disney Star Path. You may even find Rubies.

Still, if you want to speed up your mining experience and have the Dreamlight to spare, try using Miracle Pickaxe Polish.

To make this helpful polish, head to your favorite crafting station. You will find the recipe under Potion & Enchantment.

Once applied to your pickaxe, mining spots that contain gems, including Vitalys crystals, are likely to produce extra ones. The Miracle Pickaxe Polish lasts for 10 swings of your pickaxe, sort of. You get a free swing at each mining spot. (see the Pro Tip below for additional information)

Miracle Pickaxe Polish Crafting Recipe: (10 Uses)

• 10 Vitalys Crystal
• 5 Onyx
• 500 Dreamlight

With so many mining spots in the Vitalys Mines, you’ll use up the Miracle Pickaxe Polish fairly quickly.

So, if you want the magic to last longer, craft the Even More Miraculous Pickaxe Polish. Although it takes a lot of Dreamlight, this version of the polish gives you 25 swings of the pickaxe, plus 1 free swing at each mining spot.

Even More Miraculous Pickaxe Polish Crafting Recipe: (25 Uses)

• 20 Vitalys Crystal
• 10 Onyx
• 1000 Dreamlight

Enjoy your mining experience in the Vitalys Mines!

Pro Tip: Once you apply either pickaxe polish, our tests showed that you get one “free” swing at each Mining Spot. In our experience, it was the last swing. In other words, if it takes 5 swings to break the Mining spot, only 4 of the swings will “use up” some of the pickaxe polish.

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