Stones/Gems with F
Genuine mineral/gem; widely recognized.
Natural stone (a type of chert); real rock.
Major mineral group; includes gem varieties.
Old term for flint or pyrite; a real stone.
Fool's gold is pyrite, a real sulfide mineral.
Fire opal is a vivid orange variety of opal.
Generic term for flint; a genuine stone.
Ferrite is an iron oxide mineral phase.
Common name for pyrite; a real mineral.
Means a piece of flint; a real stone.
Flagstone is a type of flat sedimentary stone.
Fire quartz is quartz with red hematite inclusions.
Misspelling of fluorite; colorful gem mineral.
Trade name for red spinel or treated corundum.
Pyroxene variety from Fassa, Italy; rare gem.
Synthetic stones imitating diamonds; gem materials.
Common misspelling of fluorite; gem mineral.
Chalcedony with flower‑like patterns; new-age gem.
Flint is a hard chert, historically used as toolstone.
Green mica rich in chromium; decorative stone.
High‑quality diamond; “fine” is trade quality term
Green chromium‑rich mica mineral, minor gem
Concretion “fairy stones” (staurolite) used as charms
Olivine-group mineral; gem variety is peridot
The words in the list Stones/Gems with F come from players of the word game City, Country, River.