Lumidouce Bell is a Local Specialty found in Fontaine.
How to Obtain[]
See the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.
Shop Availability[]
No Shops sell Lumidouce Bell.
Gardening[]
Luxuriant Glebe for 
2 days 22 hours 
Craft Usage[]
No recipes use Lumidouce Bell as an ingredient.
Ascension Usage[]
2 Characters use Lumidouce Bell for ascension:
Chevreuse
LynetteNo Weapons use Lumidouce Bell for ascension.
Description[]
A serene and tranquil violet flower. It has a light, soft, and lasting scent and is often used for making rare perfumes.
Lumidouce Bell is said to represent parting and the wish for reunion.
In Coppelius's play Golden Hyperborea, the flower is referred to as "Weeping Crystal." The play depicts a homesick flower wandering in the freezing lands of the north. Its beauty is made eternal by the icy winds. Critics of Coppelius's time thought that he was obsessed with eternal beauty and eternal love—this obsession was written into every line of his last works.
Lumidouce Bell is said to represent parting and the wish for reunion.
In Coppelius's play Golden Hyperborea, the flower is referred to as "Weeping Crystal." The play depicts a homesick flower wandering in the freezing lands of the north. Its beauty is made eternal by the icy winds. Critics of Coppelius's time thought that he was obsessed with eternal beauty and eternal love—this obsession was written into every line of his last works.
Trivia[]
- 1 Mail has Lumidouce Bell as an attachment:
- A Birthday Surprise! ×10 from Lyney on February 02, 2024
- The Lumidouce Bell may be a reference to the Lily of the valley, commonly known for its bell-like flowers.
Etymology[]
- Lumidouce is a portmanteau of the French words lumière "light" and douce "sweet, mellow, soft."
Gallery[]
In the wild
Video Guides[]
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Lumidouce Bell | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 柔灯铃 Róudēng Líng | Softlight Bell |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 柔燈鈴 Róudēng Líng | |
| Japanese | ルミドゥースベル Rumiduusu Beru | Lumidouce Bell |
| Korean | 등방울꽃 Deungbang'ulkkot | Lamp Bell Flower |
| Spanish | Campanilla lumidulce | Little Sweetlight Bell[• 1] |
| French | Clochette de Lumidouce | Lumidouce Bell |
| Russian | Ламповый колокольчик Lampovyy kolokol'chik | Lamp Bellflower |
| Thai | Lumidouce Bell | — |
| Vietnamese | Hoa Lumidouce | Lumidouce Flower |
| German | Lumidouce-Glockenblume | Lumidouce Bluebell |
| Indonesian | Lumidouce Bell | — |
| Portuguese | Campânula Lumidouce | |
| Turkish | Lumidouce Çanı | Lumidouce Bell |
| Italian | Campanula di Lumidouce |
- ↑ Spanish: Rather than simply bring over the word used in French like other localizations have done, the Spanish translation creates a similar portmanteau from Spanish words instead: lumi- "light" and dulce "sweet."
Change History[]
Released in Version 4.0
