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The best ways to get Diamonds and Bling in Infinity Nikki

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Momo and Nikki in Infinity Nikki.
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Your two main currencies in Infinity Nikki are Diamonds and Bling. While Diamonds can earn you Resonance Crystals to participate in gacha draws, Bling is used to purchase clothing items and hairstyles from shops. But where can you get your hands on these two items?

Throughout your time playing this open-world gacha dress-up game, you will easily come across crafting materials, wardrobe items, and currencies such as this. Although pre-registering for Infinity Nikki can give you a decent amount of Diamonds and Bling, once that’s done, you’ll need to figure out the best ways to come by them.

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How to earn Diamonds in Infinity Nikki

  • Quests
  • Fill outfit compendium
  • Rate your compendium
  • Daily Wishes
  • Advanced Courses
Quest menu in Infinity Nikki.
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Diamonds are those pink shiny gems that can be spent to purchase Resonance Crystals, which you’ll need a ton of if you want to Resonate and participate in the gacha pulls. First off, you’ll get the most Diamonds in Infinity Nikki just by completing quests. Check your Quests menu and see what rewards you’ll get, as most of them grant you Diamonds upon completion. Main quests will typically give you more Diamonds than side quests.

Compendium outfit in Infinity Nikki.
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Then there’s your Compendium. As you start to complete full outfit sets, you’ll eventually be able to unlock around 20 to 100 Diamonds for earning every wardrobe item in the set. If it’s a higher-rarity outfit, you’ll get more Diamonds for it. Speaking of the Compendium, with every item you collect in your closet, you’ll be able to rate your Compendium and earn a score. After certain milestones, you’ll gain 30 to 100 Diamonds for reaching those scores.

Advanced Courses menu in Infinity Nikki.
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You can also finish Advanced Courses, which are essentially just small tasks to complete like collecting a certain amount of one clothing type. After meeting the requirement for beating that task, you’ll get some Diamonds. Then there are the Daily Wishes, which is another good way of earning a few Diamonds. You have six different wishes every day, and you only need to finish five for maximum rewards.

How to earn Bling in Infinity Nikki

  • The open world
  • Quests
  • Daily Wishes
  • Mira Journey
Bling in the open world in Infinity Nikki.
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Bling is the golden shiny object that is most often used for buying items from boutiques and vendors, as well as getting draws from the Surprise-O-Matic. The easiest way to come across Bling in Infinity Nikki is simply by exploring the open world. Practically everywhere you look, you’ll find Bling to collect. Check up high as well, as many rooftops have Bling that you can only reach by parkouring.

Daily Wishes in Infinity Nikki.
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The next best way to get Bling is just like Diamonds, which is by completing quests. Bling will be available in the thousands from quest rewards, especially if they’re from main quests. Also similarly to Diamonds, Daily Wishes can give you Bling every day. If you complete your Daily Wishes every day, that will slowly add up to a lot of Bling.

Mira Journey menu in Infinity Nikki.
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Another great way to collect Bling is by earning rewards from completing the Mira Journey. This acts like a battle pass of sorts, where you can finish daily, weekly, and long-term tasks that can help you get far in your Mira Journey level. Each level gets you a reward, and some of these levels can grant you a ton of Bling.

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