How to Get the Wind, Feather, and Sky Jewels in SoS Grand Bazaar

The Wind, Feather, and Sky Jewels are the main materials needed to craft one of the craziest items in Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar.

These jewels together create the Travel Stone, which allows you to fly instantly to the place of your choosing. Here’s how to get all three endgame jewels in SoS: Grand Bazaar.

How to Get the Wind Jewel in Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar

The first and easiest Jewel to get is the Wind Jewel. You’ll get the Wind Jewel from Felipe’s stall, which is usually unlocked and bought before the post-credit ending World Bazaar. However, I suggest holding off on buying the Wind Jewel first and reading the other jewels first.

The other jewels are quite hard to get, and if you are far away from getting them, it doesn’t make sense to buy the Wind Jewel and take up an additional storage slot, which happened to me.

How to Get the Feather Jewel in Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar

The Feather Jewel is sold by Charles at his stall in the bazaar. However, he only accepts recyclables such as Empty Bottles, Large Bottles, Empty Cans, Old Boots, and more. Charles sells the Feather Jewel for a whopping 50 recyclable items.

These recyclable items are mainly obtained from fishing without using bait. While fishing, you’ll notice a red exclamation point, a shiny diamond, or a red guardian fish icon when you get a bite. A red exclamation point could be a normal fish, but there are some recyclables mixed in with them.

If you use a bait, you are always getting a fish or a shiny diamond icon, which you don’t want when farming recyclables. The fancy glass bottles might be considered recyclables, and they are often found on shiny diamond baits, but the process isn’t as efficient because they are quite rare.

It’ll take hours to farm these, so you should always save your recyclables. If you are going to farm for these recyclables, I suggest also hitting the Ancient Fish Fossils and Legendary Treasure Chests while you are at it.

How to Get the Sky Jewel in Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar

The infamous Sky Jewel, which is basically hidden from the game, is a jackpot drop from Rich’s stall. When I say jackpot, it doesn’t mean the first prize, but actually a really random lucky pull.

See, Rich’s stall doesn’t offer anything for sale; you exchange your Bronze, Silver, or Gold Medals to get something. It is essentially a loot box where you are guaranteed to receive something.

There are three types of pulls, one for each medal, and four tiers of rewards. From exchanging any medals, you can get the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th prize. However, the Sky Jewel is completely random. It isn’t the 1st prize, and you’ll just get it outright. Here are the medal exchange rates:

• Gold Medal x1
• Silver Medal x3
• Bronze Medal x5

The best way to go about it is to just exchange your medals whenever you can. Don’t try to upgrade your medals to gold using the blue windmill and the Purple Wonderstone. It isn’t worth it.

I also suggest exchanging them every chance you getbecause you don’t want to exchange them in bulk. If you exchange a lot of medals in bulk, you’ll also get a lot of items of different quality, making it hard to store or manage. You can always sell them at the bazaar, but if your stall is always full, you won’t have the chance to sell these items.

How to Get the Travel Stone in Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar

The Travel Stone is one of the special items crafted in the yellow windmill. You must get the Purple Wonderstone from Felipe’s stall and insert it in the yellow windmill. This unlocks a variety of new and secret crafts, which include the Travel Stone.

Combine all the jewels and wait for 7 days and 12 hours to finish the craft. It should be quicker than that, since there will be days with stronger winds, making the windmill process items faster.

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