The Diamond Diva Pack Returns to Fortnite After Nearly Five Years

After more than 1,700 days, the long-lost Diamond Diva Pack is reportedly making its long-awaited return to Fortnite. Leaks from reliable sources suggest that the fan-favorite starter pack — originally released in December 2020 — will once again be available in the Item Shop from November 3 to November 30, 2025.

A Starter Pack Lost to Time

The Diamond Diva Pack first appeared during Chapter 2, Season 5, and remained in the Special Offers & Bundles section until March 22, 2021. After its removal, it became one of Fortnite’s rarest cosmetics, with its redeemable codes selling for up to $138 on the resale market.

According to leakers, its upcoming re-release will significantly reduce its rarity — a move that has left some fans disappointed. Many players enjoy owning “exclusive” cosmetics, but as Epic Games continues to reintroduce older items and phase out locker rarity tags, that sense of exclusivity has gradually faded.

What’s Included in the Diamond Diva Pack

The returning pack will feature the same set of items as its original release:

• Diamond Diva Skin(with LEGO style)
• *Shine Pack Back Bling
• *6-Carat Cutter Pickaxe

Originally priced at $3.99, the bundle is expected to cost $4.99 this time, reflecting Fortnite’s recent pricing adjustments for starter packs due to inflation.

The Evolution of Fortnite’s Packs and Pricing

Fortnite offers a wide range of packs and bundles, from starter packs and crew subscriptions to themed collections tied to events or collaborations. Prices for real-money bundles (not purchasable with V-Bucks) typically range from $4.49 to $34.79, while V-Bucks bundles can cost up to $89.99.

When older cosmetics like the Diamond Diva Pack disappear from the shop for years, their resale value and rarity often skyrocket. However, re-releases like this one tend to reset their perceived value, making them accessible to a new wave of players while frustrating long-time collectors.

A Shift in Fortnite’s Cosmetic Philosophy

Epic Games has stated that Battle Pass and event cosmetics are no longer permanently exclusive, meaning any item — even those once thought to be limited — could make a comeback at any time. This approach aligns with the company’s strategy to keep Fortnite’s cosmetics ecosystem more inclusive and evergreen, though it comes at the cost of traditional rarity prestige.

If the leaks prove accurate, players will be able to grab the Diamond Diva Pack again in early November, adding a sparkling piece of Fortnite history back into circulation — this time at a much more accessible price.