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139 selected gem species and familiar gem varieties, shown as representative specimens.
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AquamarineScience–——
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TourmalineScience–——
OpalScience–——
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JadeScience–——
TanzaniteScience–——
Lapis LazuliScience–——
ActinoliteMineral–——
AegirineMember of the clinopyroxene group of inosilicate minerals–——
AfghaniteTectosilicate mineral in the feldspathoid group–——
AlbiteSodium endmember of the plagioclase feldspar series–——
AmberFossilized tree resin–——
AmblygonitePhosphate mineral–——
AndalusiteAluminium nesosilicate mineral–——
AndesinePlagioclase feldspar with 50–70% albite–——
AnglesiteLead sulfate mineral–——
AnorthiteCalcium endmember of the plagioclase feldspar series–——
AnyoliteMetamorphic rock–——
Apache tearsPopular term for pebbles of obsidian–——
ApatiteMineral group, calcium phosphate–——
Assembled gemGemstone made up of other gems–——
AugiteCommon rock-forming pyroxene mineral–——
AxiniteGroup of minerals–——
Axinite-(Mg)Science–——
AzuriteCopper carbonate mineral–——
BaryteBarium sulfate mineral–——
BayldoniteSecondary mineral–——
BelomoriteMoonstone variety–——
BenitoiteBarium titanium cyclosilicate mineral–——
BerylGemstone: beryllium aluminium silicate–——
BoweniteSemi-precious gemstone–——
BrazilianiteYellow-green phosphate mineral–——
BytownitePlagioclase feldspar with 70–90% anorthite–——
CallaïsPrecious stones used in ancient beadmaking–——
Canary Diamond17.86 carat gem found in the US–——
Celestine (mineral)Sulfate mineral–——
CerussiteLead carbonate mineral–——
ChiastoliteMineral–——
ChrysocollaPhyllosilicate mineral–——
ClinohumiteNesosilicate mineral–——
CoralMarine invertebrates of the subphylum Anthozoa–——
CordieriteMg, Fe, Al cyclosilicate mineral–——
CorundumOxide mineral–——
Cubic zirconiaCubic crystalline form of zirconium dioxide–——
DallasiteGreenish rock found in British Columbia–——
DanburiteTectosilicate mineral–——
DatoliteNesosilicate mineral–——
DioptaseCyclosilicate mineral–——
DumortieriteAluminum boro-silicate mineral–——
EkanitePhyllosilicate mineral–——
ElbaiteCyclosilicate, mineral–——
EosphoritePhosphate mineral–——
EudialyteCyclosilicate mineral–——
FluorapatitePhosphate mineral–——
Goldstone (glass)Type of glass–——
Goshenite (gem)Variety of beryl–——
GrandidieriteRare mineral–——
HardstoneScience–——
HauyneRare feldspathoid mineral in the sodalite group–——
HeleniteArtificial glass made from volcanic ash–——
HumiteNesosilicate mineral–——
HyalophaneBarium-rich feldspar mineral–——
Imperial topazGeology. Minerals and stones–——
JacinthYellow-red to red-brown gem-quality variety of zircon–——
JargoonLight-colored zircon variety–——
Jet (gemstone)Mineraloid and minor gemstone–——
KornerupineSorosilicate mineral–——
KyaniteAluminosilicate mineral–——
LarimarBlue gemstone from Dominican Republic–——
LepidolitePhyllosilicate mineral series in the trioctahedral mica group–——
LithiophiliteMineral–——
LynguriumMythical gemstone believed to be formed of the solidified urine of the lynx–——
MalachiteMineral variety of copper carbonate–——
Metal-coated crystalScience–——
MoissaniteSilicon carbide mineral–——
MoldaviteGreen natural glass possibly formed by a meteorite impact–——
Moonstone (gemstone)Semi-precious gemstone–——
Morganite (gem)Beryl variety–——
MuscovitePhyllosilicate mineral in the dioctahedral mica group–——
MusgraviteRare oxide mineral and gemstone–——
NephelineSilica-undersaturated aluminosilicate mineral–——
NuummiteRare metamorphic rock–——
ObsidianNaturally occurring volcanic glass–——
OligoclasePlagioclase feldspar with 70–90% albite–——
Oltu stoneType of jet–——
OrthoclaseFeldspar mineral found in igneous rock–——
PainiteBorate mineral–——
PapagoiteCyclosilicate mineral–——
PargasiteAmphibole, double chain inosilicate mineral–——
PearlHard object produced within a living shelled mollusc–——
PetaliteSilicate mineral, used in ceramic glazing–——
Petoskey stoneRock composed of fossilized coral–——
PezzottaiteMineral species–——
PhenakiteNesosilicate mineral–——
PoudretteiteСyclosilicate mineral–——
PounamuHard, green minerals in New Zealand culture–——
PrehniteInosilicate of calcium and aluminium: Transitional to phyllosilicate–——
Rainbow lattice sunstoneAustralian feldspar with geometric inclusions–——
Red berylRare variety of beryl–——
RhodoniteSingle chain manganese inosilicate (MnSiO3)–——
RubelliteMineral–——
SapphirineRare mineral, a silicate of magnesium and aluminium–——
ScheeliteCalcium tungstate mineral–——
SeranditeMineral–——
SeraphiniteTrade name for a form of clinochlore–——
ShattuckiteCopper silicate hydroxide mineral–——
Silicon carbideWide-bandgap semiconductor and abrasion-resistant ceramic–——
SodaliteBlue tectosilicate mineral–——
SphaleriteZinc-iron sulfide mineral–——
StibiotantaliteMineral (Sb(Ta,Nb)O4)–——
StichtiteHydrotalcite group mineral–——
StonesettingArt of attaching gemstones to jewelry–——
Strontium titanateChemical compound–——
SugiliteViolet-colored crystal–——
SunstoneBrown-orange feldspar–——
TaaffeiteRare gemstone–——
ThundereggNodule-like rock, that is formed within rhyolitic volcanic ash layers–——
TinaksiteSilicate mineral–——
TitaniteNesosilicate mineral–——
TugtupiteFeldspathoid mineral in the sodalite group–——
UnakiteMulticoloured metamorphic rock–——
VarisciteHydrated aluminium phosphate–——
Verd antiqueType of green marble–——
VesuvianiteSilicate mineral–——
WavelliteAluminium phosphate basic hydrate mineral–——
Worry stoneSmall stones rubbed for anxiety–——
XenotimePhosphate mineral–——
ZirconZirconium silicate mineral–——
ZultaniteGem variety of disaspore–——Showing 10 of 139