Royale High Values List — All 1515 Items (August 2026)

Values in Royale High are shaped mostly by scarcity and desirability, expressed in Diamonds as a shared reference unit rather than as a price. Halos anchor the whole scale, and their standing comes from two things: how many were ever won, and how much the community loves the design. A seasonal halo becomes unobtainable the moment its event closes, so its total win count is frozen and only thins out over time. That is why older event halos with low populations and intricate looks sit at the top, while a halo that had tens of thousands of winners lands nearer the entry level. Retired and limited-release outfit sets, skirts, wings, and accessories follow the same rule: the longer something has been unobtainable, the more weight it tends to carry, because supply can no longer grow.

The ranking you see is a snapshot of where the community's demand sits right now, not an official statistic and not a fixed rate. It drifts as new halos debut, as hype moves between designs, and as items change hands. Use the list to get a feel for which tier two items belong to, then judge a trade by whether both sides fall in a similar range and both traders are genuinely happy, rather than by matching a Diamond figure to the decimal. If someone insists a trade is "exactly fair" down to a precise number, or pressures you to move fast, slow down.

A value list is a starting point for a conversation between two people, a community reference point and not a price. The fairest deals are the ones where each trader understands what they're giving, what they're getting, and why each item sits where it does on the scale.