Stones/Gems with P

• Pearl

  A real gemstone formed in oysters. Fits!

• Pyrite

  Real mineral, "fool's gold", used as a gem.

• Peridot

  Real olive-green gemstone; August birthstone.

• Pumice

  Real volcanic rock; a natural stone. Accepted.

• Pink diamond

  Real diamond variety with pink color. Good!

• Pebble

  Generic word for a small stone or rock.

• pearls

  Real gemstones; plural is okay here. Fits.

• Painite

  Real, very rare gemstone first found in Myanmar.

• Pebbles

  Plural of pebble, means many small stones.

• Pink quartz

  Real quartz variety with a pink hue.

• Purple amethyst

  Real gemstone; purple variety of quartz.

• Petalite

  Real mineral used as a gemstone. Valid pick.

• pink sapphire

  Sapphire variety colored pink by trace chromium.

• Purple quartz

  Common name for purple amethyst quartz.

• pink amethyst

  Marketing name for pale purple quartz, not true amethyst.

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• purple diamond

  A diamond that is naturally purple in color.

• Pink ruby

  Trade name sometimes used for pink sapphire.

• Pink diamonds

  Diamonds naturally or treated to appear pink.

• perlite

  Perlite is a volcanic glass, used as light rock.

• paridot

  Paridot is likely peridot, green gem olivine.

• pink opal

  Pink opal is a common opal color trade name.

• Petoskey

  Petoskey stone is fossil coral from Michigan.

• Periodot

  Peridot, green olivine gem, August birthstone 💎

• peridotite

  Peridotite is an ultramafic rock, mantle-derived 🪨

The words in the list Stones/Gems with P come from players of the word game City, Country, River.