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102 Gemstone Names for Your Baby
102 Gemstone Names for Your Baby

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102 Gemstone Names for Your Baby

Fact checked by Nicholas Blackmer If you're hunting for a baby name that feels both grounded and a little magical, you might want to look beyond popular baby name lists and into your jewelry box. Gemstone names, like Ruby, Jasper, Onyx, and Pearl, carry centuries of symbolism, from healing energy to inner strength. Whether you're drawn to the cool calm of Jade or the fiery flair of Garnet, there's a gem name to match every child (even if you haven't met them yet). And like the stones themselves, these names range from classic and polished to raw and unexpected. Here are some of our favorite gem-inspired names (plus meanings and origins) to help you find the perfect fit for your newborn. Origin: Persian/Greek Meaning: 'Bringer of treasure' Alternative Spellings & Variations: Jaspar, Jesper, Gaspar Origin: Greek Meaning: 'Claw' or 'fingernail' Variations: Onix, OnexBlack onyx is the most popular choice for jewelry, however most black onyx on the market is artificial. Natural black onyx is so rare that manufactures dye quartz to achieve a similar Old English Meaning: 'Hard quartz stone' Variations: None common, but Flynn is a stylistic alternative Origin: English Meaning: 'Black mineral gemstone' Variations: Jett Origin: Middle English (via Old French and Latin) Meaning: 'Dark red gemstone' Variations: Garnett, Garnette Origin: Greek Meaning: 'Light green semi-precious stone' Variations: Berril, Beril Origin: English Meaning: 'Gray metamorphic rock' Variations: Slayte, Slade Origin: Latin Meaning: 'Reddish-orange stone' Variations: Cornelian, Carney, Leon Origin: French/Arabic Meaning: 'Sky blue' Variations: Azuriel, Azul, Azure Origin: English Meaning: 'Excellent' or 'high-quality' Variations: Sterlyn, Sturling Malachite Coal Alabaster Hematite Zircon Agate Amberon Basalt Seraphinite Cobal Stone Chrysos Dravite Tektite Halite Eilat Thulite Jereme Hauyne Axinite Taaffe Voltara Origin: Latin Meaning: 'Red gemstone' Variations: Rubi, Rubie, Ruba Origin: Latin Meaning: 'Precious white gem' Variations: Perla, Perlette (French), Margaret (means 'pearl' in Greek)Pearls symbolize purity and Sanskrit (upala, 'precious stone') Meaning: 'Iridescent gemstone' Variations: Opaline, Opalia, Opalline Origin: Arabic Meaning: 'Golden fossilized resin" Variations: Ambre, Ambar, Amberly Origin: Hebrew/Greek Meaning: 'Blue gemstone' Variations: Saphira, Safira, Sapphira Origin: Spanish Meaning: 'Emerald' or 'Green gemstone' Variations: Esme, Esmée, Emeralda Origin: Latin Meaning: 'Sea-born gemstone' Variations: Coraline, Cora, Koral Origin: French Meaning: 'A precious stone' or 'Something treasured' Variations: Jewelle, Jewell Origin: Old French Meaning: 'Beloved' or 'Esteemed' Variations: Esmee, Esma Amethyst Diamond Emerald Lapis Seraphina Roselle Celestine Tanzanite Sapphira Tourmaline Zaira Crystal Chalcedony Andalusite Danburite Elbaite Feldspar Galena Ilvaite Jacinth Larimar Marcasite Nephrite Obsidia Petalite Rhodonite Topazi Vivianite Vesuvia Viitaniemi Zircona Origin: German Meaning: 'A silicone dioxide crystal' Variations: Quarz, Quartzon Origin: Greek Meaning: 'Precious stone' Variations: Topazia, Topaziel, Topy Origin: Persian/Latin (lapis lazuli) Meaning: 'Sky blue' or 'Shining stone' Variations: Lapis, Azul, Azura, Laz Origin: English Meaning: 'Smoldering coal' or 'spark' Variations: Embry, Emberly, Ambre Origin: Greek/Latin Meaning: "A deep blue dye" Variations: Indie, IndigoaIndigo has a rich history and was often used to dye textiles in ancient times. It was most famously used to color Spanish/French Meaning: 'Sky blue' Variations: Azur, Azul, Azure, Azurine Origin: Spanish Meaning: 'Stone of the flank' Variations: Jayde, Jaide, Jadon Origin: Latin Meaning: 'A yellow to golden-orange variety of quartz' Variations: Citron, Citrena, Citrina, Citra Origin: Greek Meaning: 'A shimmering gemstone that reflects the sun' Variations: Sunniva, Sunny, Sola, Solen, Sunna Origin: Latin Meaning: 'Volcanic glass' Variations: Obsi, Obsidia, Obie, Sidian Amari Ametrine Almandine Turquoise Spinel Kyanite Iolite Heliodor Zircon Aventurine Peridot Azurite Kornerupine Cavansite Iolite Milarite Okena Clino Tenebrite Bastna Cryolite Read the original article on Parents

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