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With stability: the whole board settles before a match, while instability makes all gems move all over the screen. Both games match the gems with instability, while the rest of the titles match with stability. In Bejeweled Blitz and Bejeweled 3, there is a noticeable difference when a cascade is given compared to the previous titles.

There is also a big difference in how the gems move when matches are detected in some of the titles.

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Most gems in the series are based on Bejeweled, except for Topaz and Crystal.

In Insaniquarium, The Blue Gem is dropped by the Star Catchers, The Carnivores and The King Guppy/Crown Guppy.

In Typer Shark, different colored gems from Bejeweled/Diamond Mine such as: The Green Gem, The Orange Gem, The Blue Gem, The Red Gem, The White Gem and The Yellow Gem can be found at the end of certain levels with different names.

Most gem tiles may also be based on Bejeweled. 1, a Red Gem is the stage marker in the chapter "Underworld". Some gems also appear in the game's leaderboards screen. Other cameos from other PopCap games can be found as well, and the Diamond in Plants vs. Zombies, gems as they appear in Bejeweled Twist/Blitz/3 can be found under the achievements page after scrolling down the achievements.

In Alchemy, different colored variations of the green gem (except the stage 5 marker is actually a green version of the white gem) appear as stage markers.

In Zuma's Revenge!, a White Gem and a Red Gem can be seen in the statue of Serpent Scuffle (Zone 6).

Since Bejeweled released, gems appeared in several PopCap games as cameos.

The magenta gem is the only unused gem that is not included in the game's files.

Three of the four unused gem sprites (pink, gray and sepia) can be found in the files of an early version of the Java version of Diamond Mine.

A sepia colored gem, shaped identically to the green gem.

A pink colored, flat-shaped diamond gem.

Out of all the gems shown, only the first seven gems that were created were used in the final game and in later entries, with the remaining four becoming unused to this day.

As shown in the GDC panel for the Bejeweled series in 2011, 11 different gems were created during the development of Diamond Mine (shown in the picture).

Only the first seven were used in the final game and in later entries to come. Gems created during Diamond Mine's development. Fruits were also considered as playing pieces, but was rejected mainly because most fruits had a round appearance.

At one point during the development of Diamond Mine, Gems were initially discarded as ideas for the playing pieces, but was eventually reused after Jason Kapalka made geometrical shape drawings with gem-like appearances.There have been several occasions where the Blue Gem was not always the featured gem, such as Astraware's Bejeweled featuring the Red Gem as an icon.The Blue Gem is commonly seen as the symbol/primary gem of the Bejeweled series, as the gem is commonly used to represent the series in promotional material of the game.This gem only appears in the Chuzzle game mode BeChuzzed, and is the only gem to exclusively appear in a non-Bejeweled game. SkyGems are type of gems from Bejeweled Stars which are used to make Powers or items in the PowerLab.Ī black, round-shaped enneagon gem with a pentagon face in the center. The appearance of the Rare Gems varies between others. Rare Gems are type of Gems that appear in Bejeweled Blitz, and usually alter gameplay. Special Gems are type of gems that contain special powers, and are created usually by matching four or more gems in a row. In the constellations of Bejeweled Stars, White Gems are also known as Diamond Gems. The White Gem becomes the focus for some Rare Gems in Bejeweled Blitz, including the Panda-monium.

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In the PC version of Bejeweled Blitz, the White Gem becomes the focus for the type of gem to be used for collecting coins during offline mode, similar to the Yellow Gem. In Bejeweled, the gem resembles a round decagon similar to the Green Gem, but became a buckyball shape beginning with Bejeweled 2. In the Palm OS version of Bejeweled 2, the White Gem is also referred to as the from the code.