Vajrada Amethyst Fragment is a Character Ascension Material used by Electro characters.
Dropped By[]
5 Weekly Bosses drop Vajrada Amethyst Fragment:
Lv. 40+ Azhdaha (Weekly Boss)
Lv. 40+ Childe
Lv. 40+ Stormterror Dvalin7 Normal Bosses drop Vajrada Amethyst Fragment:
Lv. 40+ Coral Defenders
Lv. 40+ Electro Hypostasis
Lv. 40+ Electro Regisvine
Lv. 40+ Iniquitous Baptist
Lv. 40+ Millennial Pearl Seahorse
Lv. 40+ Primo Geovishap
Lv. 40+ Thunder ManifestationAlchemy[]
Craft Usage[]
There are 7 items that can be crafted using Vajrada Amethyst Fragment:
| Item | Craft Type | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
 Agnidus Agate Fragment | Converting |   Vajrada Amethyst Fragment ×1  Dust of Azoth ×3 |
 Nagadus Emerald Fragment | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment ×1 Dust of Azoth ×3 |
 Prithiva Topaz Fragment | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment ×1 Dust of Azoth ×3 |
 Shivada Jade Fragment | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment ×1 Dust of Azoth ×3 |
 Vajrada Amethyst Chunk | Crafting | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment ×3  Mora ×900 |
 Varunada Lazurite Fragment | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment ×1 Dust of Azoth ×3 |
 Vayuda Turquoise Fragment | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment ×1 Dust of Azoth ×3 |
Ascension Usage[]
13 Characters use Vajrada Amethyst Fragment for ascension:
Beidou
Clorinde
Cyno
Dori
Fischl
Keqing
Kujou Sara
Shinobu
Lisa
Raiden
Razor
Sethos
Yae MikoNo Weapons use Vajrada Amethyst Fragment for ascension.
Trivia[]
- The Vajrada Amethyst quote is paraphrased by Ei in a cutscene of the Archon Quest The Omnipresent God in Chapter II: Act III - Omnipresence Over Mortals.
- In Chinese and Japanese versions, the item quote and cutscene lines are identical.
Etymology[]
- The English name for this item derives "Vajrada" from Vajra, the weapon used by Indra, the Hindu God of Rain and Thunder. It is also used as a symbol of indestructibility and the "conscious attempt to recognize the transcendental aspect of all phenomena."
- In Buddhism, Vajra is one of the Twelve Heavenly Generals, the yaksha who serve Bhaisajyaguru, the buddha of healing.
- Vajrada Amethyst is the only gemstone item group named after a weapon. All other gemstone item groups are named after Hindu and Vedic deities.
- In the Chinese version, "Vajrada" is instead 最胜/最勝
Zuì Shèng, "All-Surpassing, Most Beautiful, Greatest."
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.0
Etymology[]
- The English name for this item derives "Vajrada" from Vajra, the weapon used by Indra, the Hindu God of Rain and Thunder. It is also used as a symbol of indestructibility and the "conscious attempt to recognize the transcendental aspect of all phenomena."
- In Buddhism, Vajra is one of the Twelve Heavenly Generals, the yaksha who serve Bhaisajyaguru, the buddha of healing.
- Vajrada Amethyst is the only gemstone item group named after a weapon. All other gemstone item groups are named after Hindu and Vedic deities.
- In the Chinese version, "Vajrada" is instead 最胜/最勝
Zuì Shèng, "All-Surpassing, Most Beautiful, Greatest."
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 最胜紫晶断片 Zuìshèng Zǐjīng Duànpiàn | Fragment of All-Surpassing Amethyst |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 最勝紫晶斷片 Zuìshèng Zǐjīng Duànpiàn | |
| Japanese | 最勝のアメシスト・欠片 Saishou no Ameshisuto - Kakera | All-Surpassing Amethyst - Fragment |
| Korean | 승리의 자수정 조각 Seungri-ui Jasujeong Jogak | Amethyst Fragment of Victory |
| Spanish | Fragmento de amatista vajrada | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment |
| French | Fragment d'améthyste vajrada | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment |
| Russian | Фрагмент аметиста Ваджрада Fragment ametista Vadzhrada | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment |
| Thai | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment | — |
| Vietnamese | Mảnh Tử Tinh Thắng Lợi | |
| German | Vajrada-Amethyst-Bruchstück | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment |
| Indonesian | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment | — |
| Portuguese | Fragmento de Ametista Vajrada | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment |
| Turkish | Vajrada Ametisti Kırıntısı | Vajrada Amethyst Fragment |
| Italian | Frammento d'ametista Vajrada |
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.0
