23 Jewels Coloring Pages & Sheets
These 23 original jewel coloring pages feature faceted diamonds, sparkling crystals, geometric gemstones, decorative pendants, and ornate jewel collections. The cute section includes cartoon gems floating in space, while the easy section uses thick outlines for toddlers and preschoolers. Older children can color framed crystals, floral gemstone arrangements, and pages filled with geometric jewel forms. Each design is available as a free printable PDF for home or classroom use.
Cute Jewel Coloring Pages
Seven cute pages show cartoon diamonds, sparkling crystals, faceted gemstones, and jewelry pieces floating in space.
Easy Jewel Coloring Pages
Six thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple diamonds, crystal clusters, stars, and three hanging pendants to color.
More Jewel Coloring Pages
Ten more pages include framed crystals, geometric jewel forms, floral gemstone arrangements, sparkling diamonds, and ornate collections.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Gemstone Sorting Chart. Color several faceted gemstones, cut them out, and sort them by shape, size, or chosen color.
- Pendant Display. Color the page with three hanging pendants, then label each pendant with a different imaginary gemstone name.
- Crystal Shape Study. Use the geometric crystals to identify triangles, diamonds, polygons, and straight or angled lines.
- Jewel Collage. Cut out diamonds, crystals, and gemstones from several pages and arrange them as one large classroom jewel collection.
- Floral Gem Card. Color a gemstone surrounded by floral elements, fold the printed page into a card, and write a short message inside.
- Space Gem Mobile. Color the floating diamonds and crystals, cut them out, and hang the shapes at different lengths from a paper ring.
Questions
Which jewel pages are easiest for preschoolers?
The six easy pages have thick outlines and simple subjects, including single diamonds, one faceted gemstone, a crystal cluster, and three pendants.
What colors can I use for the gemstones?
The diamonds can stay pale blue or clear, while the faceted gemstones can be colored ruby red, emerald green, sapphire blue, amethyst purple, or any invented color.
Do these jewel pages include detailed designs?
Yes. The more section includes ornate crystal collections, floral gemstone arrangements, geometric forms, and a crystal inside a circular frame.