I grew up knowing one girl called Jewel, and I've always thought her name was pretty and unique. At my high school graduation yesterday, I was (pleasantly) surprised to see two other girls with the middle name Jewel! If your name is Jewel, I bet you rock (pun intended).
My name is Jewel, and I’ve always been in between with it. I think the name is pretty, but it’s annoying being called Jewels (the way everyone says it) and my friends call me Joel. Honestly, there aren’t really any good nicknames for Jewel. I’m happy with my name and think it’s somewhat cute, though. Don’t get me wrong.
The name Jewel is 100% feminine to me! Thus, it’s a very nice name but I only love it for a girl! I don’t like this spelling on a boy! Jule is more masculine, Jewel is feminine. I love Jule for either gender, but I only love Jewel for a girl, my opinion! Respect yours!
― Anonymous User 12/7/2018
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We chose this as our daughter's second name. It's also the name of one of my great great aunts. I think it's unusual and pretty and makes the bearer feel they are special -which they are!
I love this name! It is one of my favorites as it's not too common. I would love to name my daughter Jewel Nicole... if I could just convince my husband! :)
I'm not a huge fan of gem names and I don't really plan on ever naming a daughter of mine after one. However, I think Jewel is the best gem name there is. It has history to it and has been used for quite some time, and it doesn't sound like it came out of a science fiction novel. I feel like it works easily as a name.
― Anonymous User 11/30/2013
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'Jewel' is the type of woman who will have your back, she's wise beyond her years, and everyone feels uplifted in her presence. That's the impression I have of this gorgeous name.
I think this name have a cool rock star feel to it. Also this is nowhere close as tacky as treasure. At least this sounds like a real name and is unique. anyways the name Gemma sucks. it's like Emma with a G.
I can't picture this as a female name thanks to Jewel Bundren from "As I Lay Dying." Not even the overrated singer can make it feminine in my eyes, it's ALL boy.
― Anonymous User 5/26/2012
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I didn't know this was masculine as well. It seems much more feminine to me.
I definitely think it can sound tacky, but I adore it for a middle name. It can bring elegance and femininity to a more unisex name, which I'm into for girls.
I love this name, though that may be a bit biased seeing as it's my own name! I really like it because it makes me feel happy when people say my name, like I'm this special Jewel glowing in the dark and no one can put out my light, no matter how hard they try.
My sister is a complete hippy so when she gave birth to a lovely girl the poor thing nearly ended up with the name Jewel Summer Rainbow Pearl. By themselves these names are o.k. I suppose but it's sort of cruel to give them all to a child like that. Her hubby and my mum weren't too pleased either so luckily the baby escaped with the name Keisha Jewel Isabella.
There is nothing wrong with any name because they are mostly all unique and have their own meanings. Some names are very popular but not Jewel which makes it a special name.
I don't like it much. Ruby, Emerald, Amethyst, Topaz, Opal, Garnet, Pearl, etc. are much more interesting and specific than Jewel, plus it seems nickname-y because lots of girls I know named Julia are called Jules or Jule. Lastly I think it falls under the "tacky English word names" category along with Precious, Treasure, and Cherish. Gemma is much nicer.