List of Gemstones: 25 Popular Types, Colors & More

Delve into the fascinating world of gemstones with our comprehensive guide to 25 popular types. Each gemstone is unique with its own color and characteristics, making it a perfect choice for personalized jewelry at Robinson's Jewelers.

1. Amethyst: Vibrant purple hues ranging from pale lilac to deep violet.

2. Aquamarine: Gorgeous sea blue colors, symbolizing tranquility.

3. Diamond: The hardest gemstone, renowned for its unmatched brilliance and clarity.

4. Emerald: Luxurious deep green, often associated with royalty and glamour.

5. Alexandrite: Fascinating color change from green to red, depending on the light.

6. Citrine: Sunny yellow to reddish-orange, often called the 'merchant's stone' for prosperity.

7. Ruby: Bold and beautiful red, a symbol of passion and energy.

8. Sapphire: Typically blue, but available in a variety of colors, known for its durability and allure.

9. Opal: Displays a play-of-color, with internal colors that shimmer and change.

10. Topaz: Available in many colors, known for its hardness and perfect cleavage.

11. Pearl: Organic gem from mollusks, available in various colors and sizes.

12. Peridot: Olive to lime green, often found in lava, meteorites, and deep in the earth's mantle.

13. Turquoise: Ancient gemstone, sky blue to green, heavily veined or mottled with brown or black.

14. Garnet: Typically red, but available in a range of colors, known for its high refractive index and timeless appeal.

15. Tanzanite: Exotic velvety blue with a violet tinge, only found in Tanzania.

16. Morganite: Pink to orange-pink, its warm hues reflect feminine energy and love.

17. Moonstone: Known for its adularescence, giving it an ethereal, moon-like glow.

18. Onyx: Most commonly found in black, used for bold... dramatic effect in jewelry.

19. Zircon: Offers a range of colors and is known for its brilliance and fire.

20. Spinel: Available in a variety of colors, celebrated for its hardness and crystal clarity.

21. Lapis Lazuli: Deep blue with golden flecks of pyrite, treasured since ancient times.

22. Malachite: Recognized for its deep green color and beautiful natural banding.

23. Agate: Distinguished by its fine grains and variety of colors and patterns.

24. Amber: Fossilized tree resin with a warm golden hue, often containing ancient inclusions.

25. Jade: Prized in East Asian cultures for its beauty and hardness, typically found in shades of green or white.