Main goals of this research were to test the relationship between personal values and the Dark triad and to determine latent dimensions of personal values measured by PVQ-21 in order to test previously mentioned relationship on a more general level. The research was conducted online and the sample consisted of 510 participants, 291 of which were females. Participants were recruited via mailing lists and social networks, where link leading to the questionnaire was posted. Portrait values questionnaire and Short Dark Triad questionnaire were used as measurement of explored 5 constructs. Results have confirmed values of self-enhancement as predictors of the Dark triad traits, as well as exhibited some other outcomes that differed from previous research and could probably be attributed to cultural differences. Regression analyses of personal values as predictors of the Dark triad traits have exhibited higher value of power and lower value of benevolence as predictors of higher Machiavellianism, higher values of stimulation and achievement and lower value of tradition as predictors of higher narcissism and higher values stimulation and power and lower values of conformism and benevolence as predictors of higher psychopathy. Factor analysis conducted on the results of the PVQ questionnire resulted in interpretable factors only after ipsatization was conducted and, aside from minor discrepancies, reflected bipolar dimensions of self-enhancement – self-transcendence and openness to change – conservation. After including these new value dimensions into analyses, results have confirmed previous findings and have shown a relationship between tendency to self-enhancement and higher Dark triad traits (except for psychopathy). Results closer to the pole of openness to change were related to higher narcissism and psychopathy, but lower Machiavellianism.