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The ultimate list of over 125 dog names inspired by jewels and gemstones.
Included are ideas based on precious and semiprecious stones, colors, jewelry,
and even birthstones. If bling is your thing, then your new pup deserves a gem
of a name.
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Gem Names for Dogs
Throughout history, gemstones and jewels have appealed to humans. Their
beauty—and, in some cases, rarity—have made them highly sought-after prized
possessions.
If you are looking for a dog name and think that your dog is one of these
precious gems, then this article is for you. You’ll find names inspired by
almost every type of gemstone out there, as well as plenty of other jewel-
related terms.
The names are divided into the following convenient groups to help you find
what you are looking for:
- Precious Gems
- Semiprecious Gems
- Jewelry Terms
- Metals
- Gemstone Colors
- Birthstones
- Gemstone Meanings
So, whether your new pup is a diamond in the rough, reminds you of the crown
jewels of Europe, or just can’t live without lots of bling, then this list has
you covered.
Did You Know?
Ancient Egyptians used crushed lapis lazuli as eye shadow.
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Dog Names Inspired by Precious Gemstones
Diamonds may be some girls’ best friends, but puppies make even better
friends. Why not give your beloved new friend a name befitting their shining
star status?
You can’t go wrong with a name inspired by the most precious items in the
world.
- Diamond
- Di (from Diamond)
- Emma (from Emerald)
- Emerald
- Ruby
- Saffie (from Sapphire)
- Sapphire
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Dog Names Inspired by Semiprecious Stones
There are very few precious gems in the world, but there are plenty of
semiprecious ones that are just as special.
Take a look at these names and maybe one of them will dazzle you with their
brilliance.
Dog names inspired by semiprecious stones
Aggie (from Agate)
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Dot (from Peridot)
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Morgan (from Morganite)
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Alex (from Alexandrite)
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Druzy
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Onyx
Amber
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Flora (from Flourite)
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Opal
Amethyst
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Garnet
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Pearl
Amy (from Amethyst)
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Jade
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Rhodo (from Rhodonite)
Aqua (from Aquamarine)
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Jasper
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Rose (from Rose Quartz)
Beryl
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Kenzie (from Kunzite)
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Smoky (from Smoky Quartz)
Cameo
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Lapis
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Spike (from Spinel)
Chelsea (from Chalcedony)
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Larry (from Larimar)
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Sunny (from Sunstone)
Chris (from Chyrsoprase)
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Laser (from Lapis Lazuli)
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Tansy (from Tanzanite)
Coral
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Malachite
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Tiger (from Tiger’s Eye)
Cornelia (from Carnelian)
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Mali (from Tourmaline)
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Topaz
Dipsy (from Diopside)
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Marina (from Aquamarine)
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Trina (from Citrine)
Dory (from Labradorite)
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Moon (from Moonstone)
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Turk (from Turquoise)
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Name Ideas Inspired by Jewelry Terms
Jewels aren’t all about gemstones. There are plenty of other jewelry-related
terms that inspire unique dog names.
And if you choose one of these, it’s sure to be a conversation piece when
people ask you where your pup’s name comes from.
Name ideas inspired by jewelry terms
Ascher
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Gypsy
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Bandit (from Bandeau)
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Link (from Chain)
Bev (from Bevel)
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Lupe (from Loupe)
Bezel
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Maddie (from Matte)
Bugle
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Marky (from Marquise)
Carat
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Patty (from Patina)
Charlotte
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Rhonda (from Rondelle)
Clarice (from Clarity)
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Shimmer
Crystal
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Solitaire
Fancy
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Sparkles
Fillie (from Filigree)
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Tiara
Gem
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Troy
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Name Ideas From Metals
If you wear more chains than the disco kings of the the seventies, and you
plan to bling out your new pup’s collar in the same way, then one of these
names might be just what you are looking for.
- Copper
- Goldie (from Gold)
- Plato (from Platinum)
- Silver
- Steely (from Steel)
- Titus (from Titanium)
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Gemstone Colors
If your dog has a colorful personality then hopefully one of these ideas will
be just what you are looking for.
Every color of the gemstone rainbow is covered.
Gemstone colors
Blues| Greens| Reds| Yellows
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Blue
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Apple
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Barbie
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Chiffon
Bluebell
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Erin
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Big Red
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Daffodil
Carolina
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Fern
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Carmine
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Harvest
Cobalt
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Honeydew
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Cherry
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Jonquil
Denim
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Kelly
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Flame
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Sky
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Olive
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Slate
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Violet
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Did You Know?
In 2016 the Hope Diamond was valued at about $350 million dollars.
Other Color Name Ideas
Other name ideas for your pup
April (from Apricot)
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Fawn
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Bean
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Lilac
Cinnamon
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Mauve
Clementine
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Peaches
Cocoa
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Periwinkle
Dutch
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Sienna
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Birthstones by Month and Color
Lots of people get doggies as birthday gifts, so a terrific way to name them
is based on that.
Whether you choose a birthstone based on the month you were born, or the month
your new furry friend was, you can’t go wrong.
Birthstones by month and color
Month| Birthstone| Color
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January
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Garnet
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Red
February
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Amethyst
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Purple
March
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Aquamarine
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Light blue
April
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Diamond
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Clear or other colors
May
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Emerald
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Green
June
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Pearl or Alexandrite
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White or Pink
July
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Ruby
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Red
August
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Peridot
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Green
September
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Sapphire
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Blue
October
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Opal
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Various
November
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Citrine
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Yellow
December
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Tanzanite
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Violet blue
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Gemstone Meanings
Many people in the world believe that gemstones have significant meanings. If
that is important to you, then perhaps you’ll be inspired by one of these
ideas.
Gemstone meanings
Gemstone| Properties| Possible Names
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Agate
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Stability, Happiness, Balance
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Happy, Joy, Mary
Amber
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Caring, Warmth, Nurturing
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Lovey
Aquamarine
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Calm, Peaceful, Wisdom
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Peace, Harmony
Aventurine
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Luck
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Lucky
Citrine
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Willpower
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Will
Diamond
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Radiant, Light
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Luster, Glitter
Emerald
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Healing, Love
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Grace, Mercy
Jade
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Harmony, Well-Being, Prosperity
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Hope, Harmony
Turquoise
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Serenity, Acceptance
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Serenity, Patience
Were You Able to Find a Name?
This list is a great place to start if you are looking for a gemstone or
jewelry-related dog name.
From type of stone to color, and practically everything in between, there’s a
little something for everyone here.
Good luck finding the perfect name for your precious pup!
© 2019 Claudia Mitchell
Comments
Claudia Mitchell (author) on April 10, 2019:
Thanks! I was looking for names that were like yellow so this one fit the
bill. It’s also a pretty flower. It’s fun coming up with different dog names.
If we ever get another dog, I’ll have plenty to choose from.
Adrienne Farricelli on April 05, 2019:
Claudia, you are a volcano of ideas! You put so much creativity in your work.
I had a client with a dog called Jonquil and never realized it was a gemstone
color.
Claudia Mitchell (author) on February 02, 2019:
That’s a great name for a horse, and very sparkly too! 🙂 Thanks for reading
Ellison.
Ellison Hartley from Maryland, USA on February 01, 2019:
Such a fun and cool article! I love the layout as well. Really easy and fun to
read. I don’t currently have any dogs with gemstone names. I do have a boarded
horse named Ruby though!
Claudia Mitchell (author) on January 31, 2019:
Thank you Liz. When I was doing research for this article I found some that I
wasn’t familiar with either.
Liz Westwood from UK on January 30, 2019:
This is a very thorough list. There are some gemstones that I have not come
across before.