Onyx

Gemstones ABC
- A
  - Strawberry Quartz B
  - Actinolite quartz
  - Agate Group
    
    Agate
  - Ajoite (in Quartz)
  - Alexandrite
  - Amazonite
  - Amber
  - Amethyst
    
    Amethyst Quartz
  - Ametrine
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  - Anyolite
  - Apache Tear
  - Apatite
  - Apophylite
  - Aquamarine
  - Aragonite
  - Astrophylite
  - Atlantisite
  - Auralite 23
  - Aventurine
  - Aventurine-Feldspar
  - Azurite
  - Azurmalachite
- B
  - Barite
  - Amber
  - Rock Crystal
  - Beryl Group
  - Bixbite
  - Blue Calcite
  - Blue Quartz
  - Blue Lace Agate
  - Blue Fluorite
  - Blue Storm Agate
  - Boji-stone
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- C
- D - F
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- H - I
- J - K
  - Jadeiete
    
    Jade
    
    Jade, Green
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    Jaspis
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  - Crocoite
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  - Quartz Group
  - Quartz + Inclusions
  - Kyanite
- L
- M
- N - O
  - Nuummite
  - Obsidiaan Group
    
    Obsidian
    
    Obsidian, Gold
    
    Obsidian, Rainbow
    
    Obsidian, Snowflake
  - Okenite
  - Olivine
  - Onyx
  - Orpiment
  - Orthoceras
  - Orthoclase
  - Orange Calcite
  - Opal Group
    
    Opal
    
    Opal, Fire
- P - Q
- R
- S
- T - U
- V - Z
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Gem Colors
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- Multi-colored Gemstones
  - Regenboog
Jewelry

Onyx

Onyx

Onyx is a variety of layered Agate. The gems commonly known as Black Onyx, however, are an artificially colored variety.

Because I consciously only sell pure natural gemstones, onyx is not included.

If you are looking for Onyx for making a cameo, take a look at the layered Chalcedony Agates.