
Bell
A block that rings when activated by hand, redstone or a projectile, causing nearby villagers to gather and seek shelter during raids.
64
N/A
Redstone
1.14
bell
Overview
Bell is a redstone component in the Redstone category of Minecraft, obtained through crafting it and generated structures. A single inventory slot holds a full stack of 64 Bell.
As a redstone component, Bell is wired into contraptions and circuits; its behaviour is what gives builders the logic and timing to automate farms, doors, and machines. On the hardness scale Bell sits at 5. Bell takes the same 5 from an explosion. A pickaxe makes Bell quick, and even the cheapest one still drops it. Generated chests only ever hold Bell in one place: ruined portal chests (roughly 1 in 67).
Crafting Recipe
Crafting
How to Obtain
- Crafting
- Generated structures
Notes
Generates naturally in villages. Ringing it during a raid highlights nearby hostile mobs through walls.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Bell in Minecraft?
Bell is crafted at a Crafting Table using Stick, Iron Nugget, and Gold Ingot. It can also be obtained through generated structures.
What is Bell used for?
A block that rings when activated by hand, redstone or a projectile, causing nearby villagers to gather and seek shelter during raids.
How many Bell can you stack?
Bell stacks 64 to a slot, and filling that slot takes 64 crafts: 64 Stick, 128 Iron Nugget, and 64 Gold Ingot.
How long does Bell take to break?
Bell is hardness 5, blast resistance 5. Matching numbers put Bell in the ordinary group, the one creepers get through. A pickaxe makes Bell quick, and even the cheapest one still drops it. These are the stored values from the Java 26.2 client, not a stopwatch result.
Where do you find Bell in chests?
Bell is chest loot in exactly one place: ruined portal chests (roughly 1 in 67). No other generated chest in the game lists it, so that structure is the only place worth searching.
When was Bell added to Minecraft?
Bell was added in version 1.14.