Players of Minecraft Bedrock seldom incorporate emeralds into their building projects, despite their appealing appearance. Perhaps they simply do not favor them and opt for more common and straightforward materials instead. In reality, emeralds are quite abundant and serve as a form of currency for trading with villagers. While it is possible to mine them independently, the process can be quite challenging and time-consuming, making it more practical to engage with the local inhabitants.
With emeralds, you can create structures from scratch, and with some effort and time, it’s even possible to recreate an entire emerald city. However, since obtaining this material is quite challenging, it’s advisable to combine it with other blocks, especially as green pairs well with many colors. Emeralds can be paired with cool-toned blocks like lapis lazuli, and burnt orange shades of acacia wood also complement them nicely. If you’re looking for something more grounded and rugged, consider mixing emeralds with brown blocks; oak would be a perfect choice for this purpose.
No matter which materials appeal to you the most, you’re likely to find inspiration for building with emeralds by exploring various player creations in Minecraft. As usual, we reached out to our creative community for ideas, and they compiled extensive collections showcasing the use of emeralds alongside different blocks that we hadn’t even considered. 
Here’s a treasure vault containing all the ores from Minecraft. 
Players often overlook the use of emeralds in construction, undervaluing their aesthetic appeal and reserving them for more significant purposes. By incorporating a few blocks into your build, you can make it noticeably more varied, vibrant, and engaging!
Players often overlook the use of emeralds in construction, undervaluing their aesthetic appeal and reserving them for more significant purposes. By incorporating a few blocks into your build, you can make it noticeably more varied, vibrant, and engaging!
