What state name means gem of the mountains?

The name of the state of Idaho was made up by George M. Willing. He claimed it was a Native American word that meant "gem of the mountains." ...

In 1863, Congress designated the Idaho Territory with the erroneous understanding that Idaho was a Shoshone word meaning Gem of the Mountains. In spite of the misunderstanding concerning the origin of the name the state continues to be known as the "Gem State" and the "Gem of the Mountains". ...

The state of Idaho is known as the Gem State because it has so many natural resources. This includes steep canyons, snow capped mountains, lakes, rapids, and rugged cliffs. ...

Topaz Mountain is located in Utah (state gem is topaz) and it does have topaz in this mountain ...

Idaho is called the Gem State.

Massachusetts has no state gem.

It has no Official State Gem.

Pearl means "a gem of the sea."

It means a gem. Its origin is from Latin.

Idaho's official nickname is the "Gem State".

Idaho is knew as the gem state!

No US state has the ruby as their official state gem.

Idaho is known as the "Gem State"

It has no official state gem.

California's state gem is benetoite.

Florida's State gem is the moonstone

The state gem of Colorado is the Aquamarine

Connecticut's state gem is the garnet.

what is marylands state gem stone

the state gem is the freshwater pearl.

Colorado's state gem is the aquamarine.

Oklahoma does not have an Official State Gem.

Idaho is known as the "Gem State"

The state gem of Vermont is the Grossular Garnet. It was designated as the state gem in 1991, although technically it is a mineral. ...

Ity means "precious gem"