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Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Agate
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Good, honest
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Greek
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Amber
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Hue of yellow
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English
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Amethyst
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Precious purple jewel
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Greek
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Aruna
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Crystalline reddish-brown
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Beryl
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Light green semiprecious gemstone
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Greek
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Bolormaa
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Crystal Mother
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Asian
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Celestine
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Heavenly
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Latin
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Coral
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“The sentry,” in allusion to the belief of the ancients that a coral talisman served as a warning against the approach of evil spirits.
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Latin
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Crystal
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Ice
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Greek
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Diamond
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Of high value; brilliant
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English
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Emerald
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Precious gemstone
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Spanish
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Emeralda
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Precious gemstone
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English
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Esmeralda
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Emerald
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Spanish
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Garnet
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“Like the precious gem,” in allusion to the stone of the same name; based on the Latin granatus, having seeds, because of the fancied resemblance of the garnet to a pomegranate seed.
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English
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Gem
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Gem, jewel
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Latin
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Gemma
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Precious stone
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Italian
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Gemmalyn
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Gem, jewel
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Latin
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Giada
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Jade
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Italian
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Intan
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Diamond
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Indonesian
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Jade
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Precious stone
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English
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Jasper
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Jasper gemstone
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Latin
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Jemsa
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Gem, jewel
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Latin
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Jet
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Jet gemstone
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Greek
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Lapis
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Lapis Lazuli Gemstone
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Egyptian
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Ling
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Dawn; sound of Jade
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Chinese
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Maylin
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Beautiful jade
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Chinese
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Meralda
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Emerald
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Latin
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Nafisa
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Precious Gem
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Arabic
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Negeen
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Gem
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Persian
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Onyx
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Black stone
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Greek
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Opal
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Gem, jewel
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Opaline
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Gem, jewel
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Pearl
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Pearl
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Latin
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Phailin
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Sapphire
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Asian
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Qi
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Fine Jade
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Chinese
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Ratana
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Crystal
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Asian
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Rubetta
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The red gemstone
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English
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Rubette
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A variant form, regarded as French, of Ruby.
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French
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Rubinia
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The red gemstone
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English
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Ruby
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Red gemstone
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English
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Safira
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Sapphire
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English
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Sapir
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Sapphire
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Hebrew
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Sapphire
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Gemstone
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Spanish
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Tiffany
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Revelation of God
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Greek
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Topaz
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Gemstone
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Latin
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Turquoise
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Turquoise gemstone or color
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Latin
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Ula
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Wealthy; gem of the sea; sacred red
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Spanish
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Xamira
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Diamond
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Persian
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Yahaloma
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Diamond
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Hebrew
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Yulla
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Wealthy; gem of the sea; sacred red
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Scandinavian
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Crystal names for girls offer natural beauty and strong symbolism. Connected to everything from religious objects to healing energy, these mighty gems are common across various cultures. Ancient Romans prized them as attractors of good health and fortune, while Chinese medicine relies on them for healing, especially in acupuncture. The ancient Egyptians frequently used them during rituals, while ancient Japanese culture loved them for trying to harness psychic energies. Crystals symbolize purity, faith, and even luck, depending on the type of crystal. Let’s get to know some of them together.
Crystal names for girls include many faces you’ve probably met, including Crystal herself. Most common stateside in the 1980s, this shiny sweetheart peaked in popularity in 1982 when she hit the Top 10 at #9. She’s an outdoorsy pick with a sparkly side, wearing well as a boho beauty or a modern-day witchy wow since crystals are commonly used in alternative healing. Jade is a more popular crystal cutie today. This green gemstone is thought to bring good luck. Check out Ruby, Diamond, and Emerald for more popular crystal monikers.
Most crystal names for girls are unique and aren’t common today. This includes Beryl, a gem beloved for its durability and beauty. Amethyst is another awesome choice. She’s connected to healing and purifying in crystal healing communities. Jasper is also a unique option, though she’s thought to promote calm during times of stress. If you’re after prosperity, see Sapphire, while Turquoise is thought to bring emotional peace and good luck. See Coral and Opal for more unique crystal cuties.
Crystal names for girls may also mean “crystal,” making their gemstone connection less obvious. This includes Ratana, a gorgeous Asian moniker. There’s also Bolormaa, meaning “crystal mother.” Nafisa‘s “precious gem” meaning is similar and equally precious too. An Arabic name, she’s also super unique. Maylin‘s “beautiful jade” meaning is another standout. This Chinese darling isn’t very common stateside, but she fits in nicely with today’s top picks.
Uncover more crystal names for girls from around the world on our complete list.
