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GLASS BOTTLE

1 trade involving this item across 1 profession.

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Glass Bottle in villager trading

Glass Bottle is a raw-material trade: villagers pay emeralds for it, which makes it a candidate for an automated emerald farm rather than something you purchase back.

Glass Bottle appears in the villager trade economy as a tradeable good.

Only the Cleric deals in it, so any trading hall that supplies Glass Bottle is built around that one profession. Glass Bottle can also be obtained outside of trading, but buying it from a villager is often faster than gathering or smelting the ingredients yourself.

Villagers that buy Glass Bottle(you give Glass Bottle, get emeralds)

ProfessionLevelYou GiveYou GetEdition
ClericExpert9x Glass Bottle1 Emerald

Who trades Glass Bottle, and at what price

To sell Glass Bottle for emeralds, bring it to a Cleric at the Expert tier (9 units per 1 emerald).

Is trading Glass Bottle worth it?

On the supply side, Glass Bottle is worth one emerald per 9 units at its best rate (the Cleric). That ratio is what decides whether farming glass bottle for currency is efficient: the fewer units a villager demands per emerald, the more valuable each one is to produce. A buy slot like this can be used 12 times before it locks and the villager has to restock, capping how many emeralds one villager returns per cycle before it must work at its job site again.

Since no villager sells glass bottle back, this is a one-way emerald faucet: you supply the glass bottle, the villager supplies the emeralds. That makes it a prime candidate for an automated trading hall, where a renewable source of glass bottle feeds a row of villagers and steadily converts your surplus into currency you can spend on the gear and rare items other professions sell.

How Glass Bottle trading works

Every Glass Bottle trade follows Minecraft's standard supply-and-demand rules. A trade can be used a limited number of times — 12 for the slot in question — before it greys out and locks until the villager restocks. A villager restocks up to twice per in-game day, but only if it can path to its job-site block and "work" there, which is why a trading hall must leave the workstation reachable.

When you sell glass bottle to a villager, completing that trade is what grants the villager career experience and pushes it toward its next tier. Spreading sales across several villagers of the same profession multiplies both your emerald throughput and how quickly the hall levels up.

One caution: the first trade you complete with a fresh villager permanently locks its current offers, including the glass bottle slot at whatever price it rolled. If you are chasing a specific price, decide before you trade, because there is no re-rolling a villager once it has done business with you.

Tips for trading Glass Bottle

  • Best rate when selling it: the Cleric gives an emerald for just 9 of thems, the most generous buy rate for glass bottle.
  • Lock the price: once you complete a trade the offer is fixed, so a cheap roll of glass bottle stays cheap for that villager. Reset only happens on never-traded Novice villagers via the rolling method.

Glass Bottle trading FAQ

Which villager trades Glass Bottle?
Glass Bottle is traded by Cleric. These professions buy it from you for emeralds.
Where can I sell Glass Bottle for emeralds?
The Cleric buys glass bottle at the best rate: one emerald for every 9 units at the Expert tier.
How many glass bottle make an emerald?
At the best villager rate, 9 glass bottles buy 1 emerald. That is an efficient ratio, so a renewable supply of glass bottle makes a solid emerald farm.
How often can you trade Glass Bottle with a villager?
The Glass Bottle slot can be used about 12 times before it locks, after which the villager refreshes it by restocking at its job site up to twice per in-game day. Using several villagers in parallel removes that limit in practice.