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Have you injured your fingers before? Any instance that you pressed on your arm or wrist? Any exposure to cold?
One thing to consider is a herpetic whitlow, fungal infections of the nails , a vascular insufficiency.
I suggest you have this assessed by your primary physician.The purplish discoloration of the digits may need further evaluation to exclude any vascular involvement.