Gem Stones

3. A gemstone that comes in many colors, commonly yellow, blue, or pink shades.
5. A red gemstone prized for its deep color and rarity in fine jewelry.
9. A pale blue to green gemstone named after the color of seawater.
10. A gemstone often confused with ruby, found in a variety of vivid colors.
11. A natural gemstone sometimes mistaken for diamond due to its brilliance.
12. A bright green gemstone formed deep in the Earth’s mantle and brought up.
13. A yellow to orange gemstone known for its warmth and affordability.
14. A vibrant green gemstone valued for its rich color and natural inclusions.

1. A gemstone available in many colors, prized for its unique color variety.
2. A deep red gemstone often used in vintage and antique jewelry pieces.
4. A black gemstone often used for decorative carvings and bold jewelry pieces.
6. A rare gemstone known for its cat’s eye effect and strong durability.
7. A precious gemstone known for its exceptional hardness and brilliant sparkle.
8. A blue gemstone often associated with royalty and elegance in jewelry.
9. A purple variety of quartz popular for its rich, violet hues in jewelry.