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9F Museum Gem Locations in Luigi’s Mansion 3

Use this 9F Museum Gem guide to collect all 6 Gems in Luigi’s Mansion 3. All six are packed into the Elevator Hall foyer around the dinosaur skeleton battle: a reception desk, a hidden flower safe, fossil display cases and the pterodactyl skeleton overhead. Fast Travel Jump straight to any 9F Museum Gem. Southeast Display […]

Green Gem pterodactyl skeleton breaking apart above the elevator in 9F Museum in Luigi's Mansion 3
GameLuigi's Mansion 3
PlatformMulti-platform
TypeCollectibles
UpdatedJul 6, 2026

Use this 9F Museum Gem guide to collect all 6 Gems in Luigi’s Mansion 3. All six are packed into the Elevator Hall foyer around the dinosaur skeleton battle: a reception desk, a hidden flower safe, fossil display cases and the pterodactyl skeleton overhead.

Quick Overview

GameLuigi’s Mansion 3
Area / Level9F Museum
Total6 Gems
Best RouteElevator Hall → Reception Desk → Flower Alcove → Display Cases → Pterodactyl Skeleton

9F Museum Gem Locations

The 9F Museum Gems are all found in the Elevator Hall, the foyer you fight the dinosaur skeleton in before heading deeper into the Exhibit Hall. Break the display cases and use the leftover dinosaur bones on the reception desk, the flower-covered safe and the pterodactyl skeleton overhead to clear out every Gem.

9F Museum Gems FAQ

How many Gems are in 9F Museum?

9F Museum has 6 Gems: White, Red, Blue, Green, Purple and Yellow, all found in the Elevator Hall foyer.

Can you collect every 9F Gem on the first visit?

Yes, but it is easiest right after the dinosaur skeleton boss fight, since the leftover dinosaur bones scattered around the hall are what you throw to break the display cases and reveal several of the Gems.

Which 9F Gem is the most involved?

The Blue Gem takes the most steps: clear the flowers beside the Elevator Hall doors, flash the Strobulb at a hidden light to reveal a safe, then flash it again to open the safe.

Which 9F Gem is easiest to miss?

The Purple Gem is easy to miss because it needs the Dark-Light Device on an empty display stand inside a broken case, which is easy to walk past without noticing.

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