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Pile of Treasure
May 8, 2026 at 09:19 AM
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Pile of Treasure (often shortened to Treasure in the in-game shop label) is an event-exclusive Toy decoration in Pokemon Pokopia, introduced during the Sableye's Gem Hunt event (April 29 - May 14, 2026). It is one of three required components for the Treasure-Hunting Set habitat that attracts Sableye.
In-game description: "A pile of golden accessories and sparkling jewels. Use this as decor to add an air of luxury."
Property | Value |
|---|---|
Category | Toy |
Paintable | Yes |
Trade Value (standard) | 500 |
Trade Value (favorite) | 750 |
Cost in Event Shop |

The Pile of Treasure appeals to Pokemon that prefer items in these tag groups:
Colorful stuff
Group Activities
Luxury
Metal stuff
Stone stuff
During the Sableye's Gem Hunt event, exchange 5 Red Crystal Fragments at the Pokemon Center shop counter where Sableye has set up. The shop has unlimited stock.
After May 14, 2026, photograph the Pile of Treasure before then to duplicate copies via the 3D Printer.
The Pile of Treasure is one of three required items for the Treasure-Hunting Set habitat that attracts Sableye:
Required Item | Quantity | Cost |
|---|---|---|
1 | 10 fragments | |
1 | 5 fragments | |
Pile of Treasure | 1 | 5 fragments |
Arrange all three components together in at least a 2x2 grid to form the habitat. This is the only habitat that attracts Sableye. Total cost: 20 Red Crystal Fragments per habitat.
With five favorite tags (Colorful, Group, Luxury, Metal, Stone), the Pile of Treasure is one of the most broadly comfort-boosting items in the event shop. It works in many habitats outside the Sableye-specific Treasure-Hunting Set.
Buy several copies during the event for non-event builds. Treasure-themed rooms, dragon hoards, and royal-themed houses all benefit from multiple piles.
Photograph at least one before May 14, 2026 to enable 3D printing replacements after the event closes.
Pair with the Map and Compass and Adventure Kit to complete the Sableye habitat.