Stone Spear is the stone-tier polearm weapon in Minecraft, part of the spear family introduced in Java Edition 1.21.11 and Bedrock Edition 1.21.130. Stone Spear is crafted on a crafting table by placing any stone-tier block — cobblestone, blackstone, or cobbled deepslate, used interchangeably — at the top with two sticks stacked vertically below it in a single column, producing one spear. Stone Spear deals 2 attack damage (1 heart) in Java Edition and 3 (1.5 hearts) in Bedrock Edition, with an attack speed of 1.33 (a 0.75-second cooldown), a durability of 131 uses in Java Edition and 132 in Bedrock Edition, and an enchantability of 5. The defining trait of Stone Spear is reach: the weapon strikes targets from 2 up to 4.5 blocks away, letting players hit zombies and skeletons before they close the gap.

Stone Spear has two attack types: a quick jab triggered by the attack button, and a charge attack performed by holding the use key — charge damage scales with the wielder's closing speed and knocks riders off their mounts, though holding the spear lowered too long first stops dismounting and then removes knockback while keeping full damage. Hitting five mobs with a single charge attack earns the Mob Kabob advancement. Stone Spear accepts melee enchantments such as Sharpness, Smite, Bane of Arthropods, Knockback, Fire Aspect, Looting, and the spear-exclusive Lunge. Players who would rather loot than craft can find Stone Spear in ocean ruins chests — a 28.5% chance in small ruins and about 26.3% in big ruins — making Stone Spear a solid bridge weapon between the wooden spear and the iron spear.