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Floor Name Gem Locations in Luigi’s Mansion 3

Find all 6 Floor Name Gems in Luigi’s Mansion 3 with Room Name, Puzzle Route, Tool Requirement and Cleanup Route placeholders.

Start GuideGem HubGame Hub
Hero Screenshot PlaceholderReplace with one strong 16:9 screenshot that clearly represents this floor.
Screenshot: TGGA / Nintendo
GameLuigi’s Mansion 3
PlatformNintendo Switch
TypeGem Locations
UpdatedMonth Day, Year

Use this Floor Name Gem guide to collect all 6 Gems on this Luigi’s Mansion 3 floor. Replace this intro with the short floor-specific route summary and required tools.

Floor Name Gem Locations

Replace this paragraph with a useful overview of the floor: main rooms, required tools, backtracking warnings and the best cleanup order. Keep it short and practical.

White Gem Screenshot 1Show the route start, room entrance or puzzle setup.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo
White Gem Screenshot 2Show the Gem visible or final pickup spot.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo


White Gem #1 – Room or Puzzle Name

  1. Start from the nearest clear elevator, room or landmark.
  2. Explain the interaction, tool or route setup.
  3. Tell the player exactly how to reveal and collect the White Gem.
Red Gem Screenshot 1Show the route start, room entrance or puzzle setup.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo
Red Gem Screenshot 2Show the Gem visible or final pickup spot.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo


Red Gem #2 – Room or Puzzle Name

  1. Start from the nearest clear elevator, room or landmark.
  2. Explain the interaction, tool or route setup.
  3. Tell the player exactly how to reveal and collect the Red Gem.
Blue Gem Screenshot 1Show the route start, room entrance or puzzle setup.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo
Blue Gem Screenshot 2Show the Gem visible or final pickup spot.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo


Blue Gem #3 – Room or Puzzle Name

  1. Start from the nearest clear elevator, room or landmark.
  2. Explain the interaction, tool or route setup.
  3. Tell the player exactly how to reveal and collect the Blue Gem.
Green Gem Screenshot 1Show the route start, room entrance or puzzle setup.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo
Green Gem Screenshot 2Show the Gem visible or final pickup spot.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo


Green Gem #4 – Room or Puzzle Name

  1. Start from the nearest clear elevator, room or landmark.
  2. Explain the interaction, tool or route setup.
  3. Tell the player exactly how to reveal and collect the Green Gem.
Purple Gem Screenshot 1Show the route start, room entrance or puzzle setup.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo
Purple Gem Screenshot 2Show the Gem visible or final pickup spot.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo


Purple Gem #5 – Room or Puzzle Name

  1. Start from the nearest clear elevator, room or landmark.
  2. Explain the interaction, tool or route setup.
  3. Tell the player exactly how to reveal and collect the Purple Gem.
Yellow Gem Screenshot 1Show the route start, room entrance or puzzle setup.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo
Yellow Gem Screenshot 2Show the Gem visible or final pickup spot.
Screenshot placeholder: TGGA / Nintendo


Yellow Gem #6 – Room or Puzzle Name

  1. Start from the nearest clear elevator, room or landmark.
  2. Explain the interaction, tool or route setup.
  3. Tell the player exactly how to reveal and collect the Yellow Gem.

Floor Name Gems FAQ

How many Gems are on Floor Name?

Floor Name has 6 Gems: White, Red, Blue, Green, Purple and Yellow.

Can you collect every Floor Name Gem on the first visit?

Replace this answer with the floor-specific tool and backtracking warning.

Which Floor Name Gem is easiest to miss?

Replace this answer with the most useful player-facing warning.

Which tools do you need for the Floor Name Gems?

List Gooigi, Suction Shot, Dark-Light Device, Burst or other required tools only when verified.

Sources and Image Credit

  • The Gaming Guide Archives gameplay footage – replace with the exact video or screenshot source used for this floor.
  • Official / Nintendo reference material – use only when needed for hero or hub imagery.