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Choosing the Right Carat or Ratti Weight for Your Astrological Gemstone: Quality over Quantity
Discover the importance of quality over quantity when choosing a gemstone for astrological purposes. Learn how to strike a balance between budget, carat weight and quality to make the right decision. Get expert insights on buying the best gemstone for you
Uncovering the Beauty and Astrological Significance of Yellow Sapphires
The article provides a comprehensive overview of yellow sapphires, also known as Pukhraj stones or Kanakapushyaragam stones. It highlights the different enhancement types available and emphasizes the importance of choosing an unheated sapphire for astrological purposes. The article also stresses the significance of purchasing a certified gemstone and lists the ideal color and clarity for astrological quality. The article concludes with a suggestion to consider various factors when investing in a yellow sapphire.
Crown of the Andes – the oldest and largest collection of emeralds in the world
Crown of the Andes is often viewed as the largest collection of emeralds in the world, originally made for the life-size statue of the Virgin in Colombia.
Significance of Gemstone Certification and their authenticity.
Gems need Certification, won’t you agree? And with an investment so big why not settle only for the best.
Australia Post Set to Release Eye-Catching Series of Gem Stamps
On Thursday, Australia Post will release a dazzling collection of colorful stamps illustrated with native gemstones — the golden sapphire, pink diamond, rhodonite and fluorite. The stamp issue is titled “The Rare Beauties: Extraordinary Gemstones.”
Are Bigger Gemstones Better? Understanding the Factors that Affect Gemstone Quality
What’s the first reaction or question that comes to your mind when hear about a new diamond or gemstone jewelry purchase? Without a doubt, questions associated with “What’s the carat size/weight of the gemstone?” would instantly come to mind.
‘Impossibly rare violet diamond’ discovered in Australia
The gemstone in question is a rare violet diamond that, at 9.17 carats, was the largest jewel of its kind ever discovered, the media outlets said. It was originally unearthed in August 2015 and after several weeks of assessment, it was polished down to a 2.83 carat oval-shaped diamond.
