Park Gems are the server's premium currency. Unlike Pokédollars, Vote Points, or the other in-game wallets, they aren't earned by playing — right now the only way to get them is to buy a bundle on the web store.

How Park Gems differ from other currencies

Park Gems are account-bound — the currency is configured as non-transferable, so you can't pay them to another player the way you can Pokédollars. They only spend at cosmetics shops, never at the GTS, chest shops, or NPC marts.

Getting Park Gems

The only confirmed source is the web store: parkballgang.com/store sells five bundles, delivered to your account instantly.

Prices are shown in GBP; the store may convert to your local currency at checkout.

There's currently no way to earn Park Gems by playing — no quest, vote, kit, or crate on the server grants them.

What Park Gems buy

Park Gems only buy visual cosmetics — hats, sprays, particles, and similar items that change how your trainer looks. They don't touch gameplay stats, catch rates, or Pokémon.

The full cosmetics catalogue is organised into eight categories — Offhands, Sprays, Hats, Particles, Backpacks, Armor Skins, Balloons, and Item Skins — priced by rarity:

Individual cosmetics can be priced above or below this baseline; treat the table as the default, not a guarantee for every item.

Where to spend them

Talk to the Boutique NPC in the Village to open the shop — a small, hand-picked selection that's swapped out periodically rather than on a fixed schedule. Right now it stocks:

Your Park Gem balance shows on the Boutique's GUI, and equipped cosmetics apply through /skins once unlocked.

See also

• Currencies — the rest of the server's currencies
• Pokemart — the Pokédollar shop, for everyday gear