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Names meaning gold, silver, pearl and jewel
Precious names: gold in Zlatan and Aurelia, pearl in Margaret, jade in Yeşim and jewels in Ratna. 243 names so far, each with its own page, story and name art.
Aarni
may mean “perhaps treasure guardian”
Finnish
Aarre
“treasure”
Finnish
Adi
may mean “first; or jewel”
Sanskrit and Hebrew
Agate
“agate (gemstone), good”
Greek
Altan
“golden”
Mongolian, Turkic
Altantsetseg
“golden flower”
Mongolian
Amber
“amber”
Arabic, via English
Ambra
“amber”
Arabic, via Italian
Ambre
“amber”
French, from Arabic
Aranka
“golden”
Hungarian
Ardit
may mean “golden day”
Albanian
Argjend
“silver”
Albanian
Argjendor
may mean “silver”
Albanian
Arianrhod
“silver wheel”
Welsh
Arianwen
“silver and blessed”
Welsh
Arianwyn
“silver and blessed”
Welsh
Aurddolen
may mean “golden loop”
Welsh
Aurea
“golden”
Latin
Aurel
“golden”
Latin, via Romanian and German
Aurela
“golden”
Latin, via Albanian
Aureli
“golden”
Latin, via Polish
Aurelia
“golden”
Latin
Aurelian
“golden”
Latin
Aureliano
“golden”
Latin, via Spanish
Aurelie
“golden”
Latin, via French
Aurélien
“golden”
Latin, via French
Aurelija
“golden”
Latin, via Lithuanian
Aurelijus
“golden”
Latin, via Lithuanian
Aurelio
“golden”
Latin, via Italian
Aurelius
“golden”
Latin
Aureolus
“golden”
Latin
Bao
may mean “treasure; or protect”
Chinese and Vietnamese
Beryl
“sea-green gemstone”
Greek
Cas
may mean “treasurer”
Persian, via Dutch
Caspar
may mean “treasurer”
Persian
Casper
may mean “treasurer”
Persian, via Dutch and Scandinavian
Cevher
“jewel, essence”
Arabic, via Turkish
Châu
may mean “pearl”
Vietnamese
Chrysa
“golden”
Greek
Chrysostom
“golden mouth”
Greek
Chrysostomus
“golden mouth”
Greek, via Latin
Dragan
“dear, precious”
Slavic
Dragana
“dear, precious”
Slavic
Dragutin
“dear, precious”
Slavic, via South Slavic
Dražen
“dear, precious”
Slavic, via South Slavic
Draženka
“dear, precious”
Slavic, via South Slavic
Dzintars
“amber”
Latvian
Dzintra
“amber”
Latvian
Electra
“amber, shining”
Greek
Elettra
“shining, amber”
Greek, via Italian
Emerald
“green gemstone”
Greek, via Latin and French
Esmeralda
“emerald”
Greek, via Spanish
Esmerelda
“emerald”
Spanish, via English
Eurwen
“golden and fair”
Welsh
Eurwyn
“golden and fair”
Welsh
Euryn
may mean “golden”
Welsh
Farida
“unique, precious”
Arabic
Flavia
“golden, fair-haired”
Latin
Flavian
“golden”
Latin, via English
Flavie
“golden, fair-haired”
Latin, via French
Flavio
“golden, fair-haired”
Latin, via Italian
Flavius
“golden”
Latin
Garnet
“pomegranate-red gemstone”
Latin, via French
Gaspar
may mean “treasurer”
Persian, via Spanish
Gaspard
may mean “treasurer”
Persian, via French
Gema
“gem”
Spanish
Gemma
“gem, jewel”
Latin, via Italian
Giada
“jade”
Spanish, via Italian
Gintaras
“amber”
Lithuanian
Gintarė
“amber”
Lithuanian
Gohar
“jewel, gem”
Persian, via Armenian
Golda
“gold”
Yiddish
Goldie
“gold”
English and Yiddish
Goldy
“gold”
English and Yiddish
Gosia
“pearl”
Greek, via Polish
Greta
“pearl”
Greek, via German and Scandinavian
Gretchen
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Grete
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Gretel
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Grethe
“pearl”
Greek, via German and Danish
Gretta
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Griet
“pearl”
Greek, via Dutch and Flemish
Grieta
“pearl”
Greek, via Lithuanian
Gyöngyi
“pearl”
Hungarian
Helmi
“pearl”
Finnish
Hema
“gold”
Sanskrit
Hyejin
may mean “wise treasure”
Korean
Inbar
“amber”
Hebrew
Inci
“pearl”
Turkish
Jade
“jade stone”
Spanish, via French and English
Jasper
may mean “treasurer”
Persian, via Latin
Jawaher
“jewels”
Arabic
Jayda
“jade”
English
Jayde
“jade”
English
Jemma
“gem”
Latin, via Italian and English
Jewel
“jewel”
English
Jewell
“jewel”
English
Johari
“jewel”
Swahili
Kacper
may mean “treasurer”
Persian, via Polish
Kahurangi
“treasured; sky blue”
Māori
Kanchan
“gold”
Sanskrit
Kaspar
may mean “treasurer”
Persian, via German
Kasper
may mean “treasurer”
Persian, via Scandinavian
Keō
“crystal, jewel”
Lao, Khmer
Kincső
“treasure”
Hungarian
Kuldar
may mean “gold”
Estonian
Leimomi
“pearl garland”
Hawaiian
Lulwa
“pearl”
Arabic
Maaret
“pearl”
Greek, via Finnish
Maarit
“pearl”
Greek, via Finnish
Madge
“pearl”
Greek
Mae
“the month of May; or pearl”
English
Maegan
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Magali
“pearl”
Greek, via Provençal
Magalie
“pearl”
Greek, via Occitan
Maggi
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Maggie
“pearl”
Greek
Maggy
“pearl”
Greek
Magrit
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Mairead
“pearl”
Greek, via Irish and Scottish Gaelic
Maisie
“pearl”
Greek, via Scottish
Maisy
“pearl”
Greek, via Scottish
Makamae
“precious”
Hawaiian
Małgorzata
“pearl”
Greek, via Polish
Małgosia
“pearl”
Greek, via Polish
Mared
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Maret
“pearl”
Greek, via Estonian
Marga
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Margareeta
“pearl”
Greek, via Finnish
Margaret
“pearl”
Greek, via Latin
Margareta
“pearl”
Greek
Margarete
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Margareth
“pearl”
Greek
Margaretha
“pearl”
Greek
Margarethe
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Margarett
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Margaretta
“pearl”
Greek
Margarette
“pearl”
Greek, via French
Margarida
“pearl; or daisy”
Greek, via Portuguese and Catalan
Margarita
“pearl”
Greek, via Latin
Margaux
may mean “pearl”
Greek, via French
Marge
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Margery
“pearl”
Greek, via French and English
Marget
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Margette
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Margherita
“pearl”
Greek, via Italian
Margie
“pearl”
Greek
Margit
“pearl”
Greek, via Hungarian and Scandinavian
Margita
“pearl”
Greek, via Slovak
Margith
“pearl”
Greek, via Norwegian
Margo
“pearl”
Greek, via French
Margot
“pearl”
Greek, via French
Margreet
“pearl”
Greek, via Dutch
Margret
“pearl”
Greek
Margreta
“pearl”
Greek, via Swedish
Margrete
“pearl”
Greek, via Norwegian and Danish
Margrethe
“pearl”
Greek, via Norwegian and Danish
Margriet
“pearl”
Greek, via Dutch
Margrieta
“pearl”
Greek, via Latvian
Margrit
“pearl”
Greek, via German
Marguerite
“pearl; or daisy”
Greek, via French
Margy
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Marigold
“Mary's gold”
English
Marit
“pearl”
Greek, via Norwegian
Marj
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Marjie
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Marjorie
“pearl”
Greek, via Scottish
Marjory
“pearl”
Greek, via Scots
Marketa
“pearl”
Greek, via Czech
Marketta
“pearl”
Greek, via Finnish
Marvarid
“pearl”
Persian
Maygan
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Meagan
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Meaghan
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Meg
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Megan
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Meggie
“pearl”
Greek
Meggy
“pearl”
Greek
Meghan
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Meghann
“pearl”
Welsh, from Greek
Megyn
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Meighan
“pearl”
Greek, via Welsh
Merete
“pearl”
Greek, via Danish and Norwegian
Meta
“pearl”
Greek
Metha
“pearl”
Greek
Metta
“pearl”
Greek, via Scandinavian
Mette
“pearl”
Greek, via Danish
Midge
“pearl”
Greek
Momi
“pearl”
Hawaiian
Momilani
“heavenly pearl”
Hawaiian
Nadir
“rare, precious”
Arabic
Negin
“gemstone”
Persian
Ngoc
may mean “jade, gem”
Vietnamese
Nodira
“rare, precious”
Arabic, via Uzbek
Norbu
“jewel”
Tibetan
Ofir
“the land of gold”
Hebrew
Opal
“precious stone”
Sanskrit, via Greek and Latin
Órfhlaith
“golden princess”
Irish
Oriol
“golden”
Latin, via Catalan
Orla
“golden princess”
Irish
Órlaith
“golden princess”
Irish
Pearl
“pearl”
English
Pearline
“pearl”
English
Peg
“pearl”
Greek
Peggie
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Peggy
“pearl”
Greek, via English
Peigi
“pearl”
Greek, via Scottish Gaelic
Peninah
may mean “pearl, coral”
Hebrew
Perla
“pearl”
Latin, via Spanish and Italian
Ploy
“gem, jewel”
Thai
Pnina
may mean “pearl, coral”
Hebrew
Quỳnh
may mean “fine jade; night-blooming flower”
Vietnamese
Rajat
“silver”
Sanskrit
Ratan
“jewel”
Sanskrit
Ratna
“jewel”
Sanskrit
Rattana
“jewel”
Sanskrit, via Thai
Reet
“pearl”
Greek, via Estonian
Reeta
“pearl”
Greek, via Finnish
Reetta
“pearl”
Greek, via Finnish
Rita
“pearl”
Italian and Spanish, from Greek, also Sanskrit
Rrezargjend
“silver ray”
Albanian
Ruby
“ruby, red gem”
English, from Latin
Safír
may mean “envoy, or sapphire”
Arabic
Sapphire
“blue gemstone”
Hebrew, via Greek
Shazia
may mean “rare, precious”
Persian, via Urdu
Solgull
“sun gold”
Old Norse
Soojin
may mean “excellent treasure”
Korean
Tesauro
“treasure”
Italian
Thủy
may mean “water; or jade green”
Vietnamese
Topaz
“golden gemstone”
Greek
Visar
may mean “treasure”
Albanian
Xanthe
“golden, yellow”
Greek
Xhevahir
“jewels”
Arabic, via Albanian
Xhevair
may mean “jewels”
Arabic, via Albanian
Yejin
may mean “artful treasure”
Korean
Yeşim
“jade”
Turkish
Yu
may mean “rain; jade; or universe”
Chinese
Zainab
may mean “fragrant flower; or father's jewel”
Arabic
Zarina
“golden”
Persian
Zeynep
may mean “precious gem, her father's jewel”
Arabic, via Turkish
Zhen
may mean “true; or precious”
Chinese
Zlatan
“golden”
Slavic
Zlatko
“golden”
Slavic