Jadera

Baby will arrive in sparkling fashion with the name Jadera. It’s likely a variant of the popular Greek gender-neutral title Jade which refers to the green ornamental stone. Precious and captivating—much like baby will be to you—this eye-catching stone has a unique story. It goes that the English word jade is derived from the Spanish “piedra de la [h]ijada,” which means “stone of the flank.” It was believed that when placed on the stomach, jade could cure colic in infants. Baby Jadera might embody the stone’s healing essence or possess its rich natural beauty, but whatever they take from their name, they’ll wear it with pride.