Emerald (disambiguation)
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Emerald is a green gemstone. Because of its color, the word emerald is often used to describe a shade of green.
Emerald may also refer to:
Arts, literature, and entertainment
Music
- The Detroit Emeralds, an American R&B vocal group most active in the 1970s
- Emerald (Alan Stivell album), 2009
- Emerald (Dar Williams album), 2015
- Emerald (ballet), the first movement of George Balanchine's Jewels, often performed by itself
- Emeralds (band), an ambient music trio from Cleveland, Ohio
- "Emerald", a song by Thin Lizzy
Video games
- Pokémon Emerald, one of the Pokémon video games
- Emerald (Pokémon), a main character in Pokémon Adventures
- Chaos Emeralds, a set of gems with mythical powers in Sonic the Hedgehog video games
Literature
- The Emerald City of Oz, a 1910 book by L. Frank Baum
Biology
- Several species of hummingbird called emeralds in the genera
- Emerald damselflies, members of the family Lestidae
- Emerald dragonflies, members of the family Corduliidae
- Large emerald, a moth of the family Geometridae
- Emerald dove, a pigeon
- Emerald toucanet, Aulacorhynchus prasinus, a near-passerine bird
Business
- Emerald Group Publishing, a UK publisher of management and business journals
- Emerald Moon Records, a record label
- Emerald Music, a record label
- Emerald Records (1966), a record label
- Emerald Records (2000s), a record label
- Emerald snack nuts, a product line manufactured by Diamond Foods
Computers and software
- Emerald (window decorator), a theme manager for Compiz
- Emerald (programming language), a distributed Object-Oriented programming language
Character and fictional places
- Emerald City, a fictional city in the Land of Oz in the book
- Emerald Empress, a DC Comics supervillain
- Emerald Goldenbraid, a character of the show Mysticons
- Emerald, the name given to Green Esmeraude in the English-language version of the anime Sailor Moon
People
- Caro Emerald (born 1981), Dutch jazz singer
- Emerald Zellers (born 1990), beauty queen from Scottsdale, Arizona
- Emerald Ignacio (born 1980), aka "DriftGirl", is an actor and model
- Marti Emerald (born 1955), elected member of the San Diego City Council
Places
Australia
- Emerald, Queensland
- Emerald, Victoria, a suburb of Melbourne
- Emerald, New South Wales, a small township north of Coffs Harbour
Canada
- Emerald, Prince Edward Island
- Emerald, Ontario
- Emerald No. 277, Saskatchewan, a rural municipality in Saskatchewan
- Emerald Park, Saskatchewan
United States
- Emerald Lake Hills, California
- Emerald Triangle, California
- Emerald Coast, Florida
- Emerald Township, Minnesota
- Emerald Beach, Missouri
- Emerald, Nebraska
- Emerald Isle, North Carolina
- Emerald, Pennsylvania
- Emerald, Texas, a ghost town in Crockett County, Texas
- Emerald, Washington
- Emerald (CDP), Wisconsin, an unincorporated community
- Emerald, Wisconsin, a town
- Emerald Grove, Wisconsin, an unincorporated community
Other places
Ships
- Emerald-class cruiser, light cruiser class of two ships in service with the British Royal Navy from 1926 to 1946–1948
- HMS Emerald, name of numerous British Royal Navy ships
- USS Emerald, name of more than one United States Navy ship
- SS The Emerald, 1958 Greek-owned passenger cruise ship chartered by Thomson Holidays
- Emerald Princess, 2006 cruise ship
Other
- The Emerald (building), a high-rise residential building in Seattle, Washington, United States
- Emerald (mango), named mango cultivar that originated in Florida
- Emerald Buddha, a figurine of Buddha made of green jade
- Emerald network, an ecological network to conserve wild flora and fauna and their natural habitats of Europe
- Emerald Tablet, an alchemical text attributed to Hermes Trismegistus
- Eugene Emeralds, minor league baseball team in Eugene, Oregon
See also
- Emerald City (disambiguation)
- Émeraude (disambiguation), various meanings
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