Please keep in mind that the comments expressed below are those of our customers and do not reflect the views of Fire Mountain Gems and Beads. We would like to share some of the customer comments we received in response to the "Colors of Gemstones, Shell and More" guide, featured in a newsletter.
Green, grey, red, orange, yellow - all colors Golden color-translucent with occasional bandings Twisting and turning bands of various colors Subtle shades of reddish-brown with cream and greyĮarth tones with terra cotta reds and hints of purpleĭistinct appearance of grey, mauve and pink color combinations Has a "crackled" look (web-like pattern of white crackles) created via heat treatment, and color enhancement produces the fiery oranges and redsīlack, blue, fossil, gold, green, white, pink, purple, red or orange Glowing rusty orange color with scattered veins of grey-white. Green-transparent/translucent with occasional bandingsĭark to lime green with creamy tones and a varying black and grey matrixĪmber color - can vary in color from yellow to red to honey brown White background with green splotches (semitranslucent to opaque) Translucent to opaque, with black cross-like pattern on a light brown background, can also be dark green and transparent Red-brown, golden, yellow and white mixed in very broad patterns Multicolored (green/blue/clear/purple/golden)ĭeep brown, brick red, grey/black and cream colorsĬhocolate brown with grey and caramel colorsĮarth tones with terra cotta, red, tan, brownīrown/tan background with golden/light brown patternsīrown stone with a heavy golden/metallic, shimmering chatoyancy Mint green with spotted grey/black specks in varying patternsīlue, some pyrite or white calcite (usually dyed)ĭenim blue, some pyrite or white calcite (usually dyed) Swirls and spotted patterns in grey, black and white Translucent, grey color with occasional banding Rich dark brown-black color with marbled red and greyĬreamy pink tones against a dark backgroundĭark stone, blending black, grey and brown colors with cream specks Translucent to opaque black, may show occasional banding Tanzanite purple gemstones are transparent and almost always eye-clean with a rich deep violet color. These spectacular stones are rare and expensive, especially if the stone is vivid and saturated in color. Purple diamonds are created when there is a high amount of hydrogen present during the diamond’s formation. These purple bad boys have been around for 585 million years, formed from tectonic plate shifting in Tanzania, Africa. Purple Diamonds Rare Purple Gemstones by James Allen. Green, rust, grey, cream, blue, brown, and camel color Tanzanite is a blue and violet variety of zoisite, a member of the epidote mineral group. Whichever you choose, you’re sure to find a precious treasure among gemstone names for boys.A range of bead materials organized into color families: black and stone, blue and purple, green and aqua, red and pink, white and clear, and more. Sometimes you have to turn with meanings, like Bijou, a French find meaning “jewel.” There’s also Gimm, a no-frills Anglo-Saxon pick meaning “gem.” Others that fit this style are Johar, Tamaki, and Berilo. Gemstone boy names aren’t always obvious, either. He’s typically a nickname for Jeremy, but we think he’s perfectly capable of standing on his own. Last up there’s Jem, a literary name you might recognize from To Kill a Mockingbird. You could turn to Jules, a name associated with the longer Julius and Julian. He’s got the grandpa-chic style that continues to wow. Jasper is one who’s one of the most popular gemstone names for boys. You could also turn back time and try out a vintage gemstone name. We can see him working well beside Parker and Mason. You could use Cutter, too, an occupational name for those in charge of splitting precious stones. There’s Jet, too, a type of lignite that is known for its rich black coloring. He’s sharp in his one-syllable styling, which helps him stand apart from the crowd. Next up is Jade, a name that might be more common for girls but still wears well on a boy.
He has the edgy -x ending that parents are loving along with nature name vibes. Our standout here is Onyx, a name with exciting styling and spirit. Grey Tanzanite comes doused with mystical energy. These eye-catching picks work well with today’s top names but aren’t super common yet. It comes in a multitude of different shades from purple to blue and grey. Let’s run through some gemstone cuties together, shall we?įirst up in gemstone names for boys are the modern picks.
Naturally handsome, they follow many of today’s top trends without all the popularity. Gemstone names for boys aren’t the most popular, but these amazing monikers are ready to shine in the spotlight.
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