Gravel
- Namespaced ID
- minecraft:gravel
- Legacy numeric ID
- 13(1.8 & earlier)
- Stack size
- 64
- Edition
- Java & Bedrock
/give command
Run in chat or a command block. Replace @p with a player name to target someone specific.
Command builder
Set the count, custom name, lore, and enchantments to generate a ready-to-paste /give command for Gravel.
Component syntax for Minecraft 1.21.8.
Block properties
- Hardness
- 0.6
- Blast resistance
- 0.6
- Material
- mineable / shovel
- Diggable
- Yes
- Transparent
- No
- Light emitted
- 0 / 15
- Light filtered
- 15 / 15
- Block state IDs
- 124
Mining time
Wooden
Stone
Iron
Golden
Diamond
NetheriteDrops
Obtained from
Blocks that drop Gravel when broken.
Used to craft
17 items use Gravel as an ingredient. Click any item to see its recipe.
Black Concrete Powder
Blue Concrete Powder
Brown Concrete Powder
Coarse Dirt
Cyan Concrete Powder
Gray Concrete Powder
Green Concrete Powder
Light Blue Concrete Powder
Light Gray Concrete Powder
Lime Concrete Powder
Magenta Concrete Powder
Orange Concrete Powder
Pink Concrete Powder
Purple Concrete Powder
Red Concrete Powder
White Concrete Powder
Yellow Concrete Powder
Across versions
- Legacy numeric ID
- 13 (pre-1.13, from 1.8)
- Modern ID (1.13+)
- minecraft:gravel (numeric IDs were removed in 1.13 — not usable in commands)
- Editions
- Java & Bedrock
Browse the full item list for a specific version:
About Gravel
Where do you get Gravel in Minecraft?
Gravel can be obtained by breaking Gravel.
What is the Minecraft ID for Gravel?
The namespaced ID is minecraft:gravel, used in the /give command: /give @p minecraft:gravel 1. In legacy versions before 1.13, Gravel used the numeric ID 13. Numeric item IDs were removed in the 1.13 "Flattening" and no longer work in modern commands.
How do you mine Gravel in Minecraft?
Gravel has hardness 0.6. Any tool works. Mining without the correct tool takes 5× longer and produces no drops.
What can you craft with Gravel in Minecraft?
Gravel is used as an ingredient in 17 recipes, including Black Concrete Powder, Blue Concrete Powder, Brown Concrete Powder, and Coarse Dirt. See the Used to craft section above for the complete list.