Stones/Gems with H
Real iron oxide mineral, common gemstone.
Natural rock salt mineral; counts as a stone.
Borate gemstone, often white with gray veins, used in jewelry.
Famous blue diamond from India, now in Smithsonian.
Art term for carvable gemstones; acceptable.
Man‑made glass gem from Mount St. Helens ash.
Real mineral, a gem variety of sodalite.
Real mineral group; crystals cut as gems.
Golden beryl variety; a recognized gemstone.
Garnet variety (grossular); real gemstone.
Iron oxide mineral hematite, used as ore and shiny red‑black gem.
Blue zinc silicate mineral, sometimes cut as a rare gem.
Misspelling of hematite, iron oxide gemstone widely used.
Diamond cut/shape term; still a real diamond gemstone.
Green jasper with red spots, classic bloodstone variety.
Misspelling of hematite, iron oxide gemstone
Common misspelling of hematite, iron ore gem
Old gem name for orange zircon variety
The words in the list Stones/Gems with H come from players of the word game City, Country, River.