Gems Armor&Tool Sets 1.2.1

Emerald. Ruby. Lapis. Amethyst. Four full armor sets with matching tool sets — 36 craftable pieces on diamond-grade bases, with a proper coloured look worn and in hand.

FULL JAVA + BEDROCK PARITY — the whole set, on both platforms. GemSets now includes its Bedrock add-on in the box. On a Geyser server, your Bedrock players don't get a diamond stand-in: they see the real gem armor worn in full 3D — the same sets Java players see — and the gem tools properly in hand. Armor set for armor set, tool for tool, the two platforms match. The add-on was tested in game on real Java and Bedrock clients until they did, and the proof build is the one in this package. Install is two files into Geyser's folders plus one config line (enable-custom-content: true); the Java side doesn't change at all, and Bedrock players download the pack automatically when they join.

GemSets is finished content, not a framework. There is nothing to author, no dependency to install. Put the jar in plugins/ and every recipe is in your players' recipe book the moment they join — and the plugin serves them the resource pack itself, so the looks arrive on their own. A README.txt lands in plugins/GemSets/ explaining every setting, command, and permission.

• 4 armor sets + 4 tool sets (sword, pickaxe, axe, shovel, hoe) — 36 pieces
• Full Bedrock parity via the included Geyser add-on: worn 3D gem armor and in-hand gem tools for Bedrock players, proven in game
• Crafted from vanilla materials at a normal crafting table: emeralds, lapis lazuli, amethyst shards — and redstone for ruby (vanilla has no ruby item, so the Workshop uses the next best thing)
• Worn armor renders through Minecraft's native equipment system (1.21.2+); armor trims work and show when worn
• Recipes discovered automatically on join — they show up in the recipe book (yes, this was tested specifically)
• The resource pack delivers itself; it can also be pointed at your own hosting or switched off if you merge packs (merge guide included)
• Optional config: per-set on/off and craftable toggles, armor values per set — defaults are exactly vanilla diamond
• Admin give commands: /gemsets give <item> [player] (alias /gems, permission gemsets.give, ops by default)

Requirements: Paper 26.3, Java 25. The bundled resource pack is 26.3-native. Without the pack the gear still works; it just looks like diamond. Bedrock parity needs Geyser with custom content enabled — two files from this package, one config line.

Honest notes: No set bonuses or special effects — this is gear, not an RPG system. Bedrock parity covers the Geyser route (the way Bedrock players join Java servers); there is also a separate native Bedrock edition of GemSets in the Workshop if you run a Bedrock-only world..

Support: Hatter's Workshop Discord — https://discord.gg/3SeC3eRvNk