We’re very familiar with gemstone baby names names like Ruby, Opal and Jade. But you probably haven’t met anyone (yet?) who has one these names on their birth certificate… Citrine…
Some recent baby names from the news… Betty: The baby girl born to actors Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds in October of 2019 was named Betty, as revealed by the recent Taylor Swift song “Betty…
Last month, rapper Iggy Azalea announced the shocking news that she had welcomed a baby boy! The news was surprising because Iggy did not share that she was pregnant and kept it a secret for the entirety of her pregnancy. Iggy shared the news on her Instagram Stories writing, “I kept waiting for th
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Coral comes directly from the word for the marine invertebrates whose detached exoskeletons have been used for centuries by various cultures to create jewelry. The word itself is derived from the Greek κοραλλιον (korallion). It is also the name of an orangish-pink colour. As a given-name, it has been in use for centuries as its…
The word corals has it's origins in the maritime creatures of the seas whose exoskeletons have been used to make jewelry and other commadities for centuries since the dawn of civilization. The words comes from the Greek word "Korallion".
From the name of the blue precious gem, many etymologists believe Sapphire is derived from the Greek σαπφειρος sappheiros meaning "sapphire" or "lapis lazuli," which is ultimately derived from the Hebrew סַפִּיר (sappir), which is connected to an older Semitic word for "beauty." Others believe it is derived from the Sanskrit Shanipriya (favoured by Saturn),…
Ruby sparkles, a name associated with everything from the civil rights movement to Dorothy Gale's trip over the rainbow. Vintage, modern, and so stylish.
A cornucopia of October options with something for everyone, whether you’re looking for a subtle connection to your child’s birth month or a name that screams Halloween and Pumpkin Spice Lattes.
This beautifully long gemstone name was suggested by a reader who loved this stunning Spanish moniker. If you’d like to get your suggestions heard, submit your favorite names for a name profile, and I would be delighted to write in-depth articles about pros and cons of the names you’re considering. Now, without further
The name can be Igbo and mean "father's jewel," being composed of the Igbo words ọla (jewel; precious thing) and nna (father). It appears as the name of one of the main characters in the Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie novel, Half of a Yellow Sun (2006). It is also a Scandinavian feminine form of Ole. Other…
Here’s one I didn’t expect: the baby name Jade, very trendy during the last quarter of the 20th century, was put on the onomastic map in the U.S. thanks to one of the strangest roles of…
Onyx is the name of a gemstone, a type of chalcedony with alternating parallel bands, as well as used to refer to a jet-black color. It comes from Latin onyx via Ancient Greek ónux (claw, nail, fingernail) deriving from a PIE root word. Origin: Proto-Indo-European Variants: Onix (English, Spanish) Ónix (Spanish)
Jasper is an English and Dutch male given name which seems to be derived from a Persian origin meaning "treasurer" or "treasure-bearer". It was the name given to the Three Magi who visited the newborn Jesus Christ. Jasper is also an English and North German surname originating from the given name. Jasper is also the name…
by Sophie Kihm Gem names are a hot category in baby names right now, with many of them shooting up the popularity charts. They’ve even been embraced for boys—Onyx was one of the fastest-rising boys’ names in 2018. Current favorites like Jade and Ruby have plateaued, while former hits Crystal, Amber, and Diamond have plummeted. …
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