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  1. Fashion Jewelry 36 Products available
  2. Fancy Jewellery 30 Products available
  3. Semi Precious Stones 4 Products available
  4. Necklaces 4 Products available
  5. Precious Stone 3 Products available
  6. Precious Stones & Gemstones 3 Products available
  7. Earrings 3 Products available

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We offer a complete product range of Mixed Facited Stones, Tsavorite Stone, Drops and Cromdioxide Stone

Mixed Facited Stones

Mixed Facited Stones

Mixed facited Semi-precious Stones of yellow sapphire, Orange sapphire, Emeralds, Rhodolite, Garnet, and Blue topaz
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Cut Stones

Cut Stones

Cut Stones
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Tsavorite Stone

Tsavorite Stone

Semi Precious Tsavorite StoneHardness : 7.0 - 7.5 Appearance :These dark emerald green garnets are commonly called Tsavorite Garnet. These green grossulars are very rare. Specimens over one carat are extremely rare. Enhancements :Tsavorite Garnet is not enhanced.
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Drops

Drops

Drops
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GE-09 Gold Earrings

GE-09 Gold Earrings

Gold Earrings

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GE-010 Gold Earrings

GE-010 Gold Earrings

Gold Earrings

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GE-011 Gold Earrings

GE-011 Gold Earrings

Gold Earrings

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GP-03 Gold Pendant

GP-03 Gold Pendant

Gold Pendant

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SB-01 Silver Bracelet

SB-01 Silver Bracelet

Silver Bracelet

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SB-02 Silver Bracelet

SB-02 Silver Bracelet

Silver Bracelet

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SB-03 Silver Bracelet

SB-03 Silver Bracelet

Silver Bracelet

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SP-04 Silver Pendant

SP-04 Silver Pendant

Silver Pendant

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Emerald Stone

Emerald Stone
Emerald Precious StoneHardness:7.5 - 8.0. Occurrence: Colombia, Brazil, Zimbabwe (Rhodesia), South Africa, Ural mountains (Russia), Zambia, India, Tanzania, Pakistan, Australia, U.S. (Connecticut, Maine, North Carolina), Austria and NorwayAppearance: Emerald refers to the green variety of beryl. There are however, gem quality green beryls which are not emeralds. All emeralds contain inclusions, which are evidence as to the genuineness of the stone. The name is derived from the Greek word Smaragdos, meaning Enhancements: Emerald is usually treated with colorless oil, wax, or natural and synthetic resins into voids to improve appearance. Surface cavities of emerald is commonly filled with a hardened colorless substance. Emerald is also occasionally dyed with dye or colored oil.
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Blue Topaz Stone

Blue Topaz Stone
Semi Precious Blue Topaz StoneTopaz and citrine are the birthstones of the month of November. Some blue topaz are indistinguishable from aquamarine with the naked eye. Most blue topaz is irradiated and heat treated silver topaz, although it is sometimes found naturally. Hardness : 8.0 Appearance :The names "Sky blue topaz", "Swiss blue topaz", "London blue topaz" are trade names which refer to the darkness of the gemstone, with "sky blue topaz" being the lightest and "London blue topaz" being the darkest. Enhancements :Blue Topaz is usually irradiated and often heated to produce blue color.
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Ruby Stone

Ruby Stone
Ruby-Sapphire Precious Stone Hardness: 9.0Occurrence: Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, India, Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Tanzania, Afghanistan, Australia, Brazil, Cambodia, Malagasy Republic, Malawi, Pakistan, Zimbabwe (Rhodesia), United States (Montana, North Carolina). Appearance: Named for it's color (Latin Rubeus). Ruby has been confused with red spinel and garnet. The color can range from Enhancements: Ruby is usually heat treated to improve color and appearance. Surface cavities and fractures are commonly filled with a foreign material, including glass. As a by-product of heat treatment, the presence of solidified borax or similar colorless substances which are visible under 10x magnification are common
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Amethyst Stone

Amethyst Stone
Semi Precious Amethyst StoneHardness : 7.0. Appearance :Violet, lilac or mauve quartz is called amethyst. Amethyst is sometimes heat treated to form citrine. Amethyst crystals can form together with citrine crystals to form bi-colored quartz called ametrine. Amethyst is the birthstone of the month of February. Enhancements :Occasionally heated to lighten color and/or to remove "smoky" components.
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Aquamarine Stone

Aquamarine Stone
Semi Precious Aquamarine StoneHardness : 7.5 - 8.0. Appearance :Aquamarine is the blue, or blue-green type of beryl. Aquamarine and Bloodstone are the birthstones of the month of March. Enhancements :Aquamarine is usually heat treated to remove yellow components thereby producing a purer blue color.
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Garnet Stone

Garnet Stone
Semi Precious Garnet StoneHardness : 7.0 - 7.5 Appearance :Garnet is the name which can be applied to six similar mineral species, namely almandine, pyrope, spessartine, grossular, andradite and uvarovite. To further complicate matters, many garnets are actually a combination of these minerals. Rhodolite Garnet for instance, is a combination of almandine and pyrope, and is sometimes referred to as pyrope-almandine garnet. There are also many trade names and other commonly used names which only adds to the confusion, such as Rhodolite, Tsavorite, Hessonite, Malaya, Mozambique, Mandarin, Ant-hill, Leuco, Hydrogrossular, Demantoid, Melanite, Topazolite, Thai. Other names such as "cape ruby" are simply misleading and deceptive. Some garnets also exhibit color change and stars. Enhancements :Garnet in general is not enhanced.
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Round Tanzanite Stone

Round Tanzanite Stone
Semi Precious Round Tanzanite StoneHardness : 6.5 Appearance :Tanzanite, colored by Vanadium, is normally heat treated to bring out the intense purple, blue and greyish colors. The color seen depends on the angle they are viewed from. Under incandescent lighting, they can appear more violet. Can be confused with iolite. Tanzanite is also produced synthetically, and a new treatment of beryl produces a dark blue beryl that is very similar in color to tanzanite. Enhancements :Tanzanite is usually heat treated to produce violet-blue color. Violet-Blue Tanzanite is the result of heat-treatment.
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Cromdioxide Stone

Cromdioxide Stone

Cromdioxide (Emerald)Precious Stones
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Beads

Beads
Top quality semiprecious beads. From before recorded history, semi precious beads have been used as both ornament and as currency. The earliest known use was in France approximately 38, 000 years ago. There was trade in coral about 8, 000 years ago and in lapis and amber.Today we present the worlds natural treasures beautiful semi precious beads.
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Semi-precious Beads

Semi-precious Beads
Top quality semiprecious beads. From before recorded history, semi precious beads have been used as both ornament and as currency. The earliest known use was in France approximately 38, 000 years ago. There was trade in coral about 8, 000 years ago and in lapis and amber.Today we present the worlds natural treasures beautiful semi precious beads.
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Sapphire Stone

Sapphire Stone
Green Sapphire Precious StoneHardness: 9.0Occurrence: Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, India, Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Tanzania, Afghanistan, Australia, Brazil, Cambodia, Malagasy Republic, Malawi, Pakistan, Zimbabwe (Rhodesia), United States (Montana, North Carolina)Appearance: The greenish varieties of corundum are called green sapphire. Green sapphire is fairly common and not as valuable as other colors.Enhancements: Green sapphire is always heat treated to produce, intensify or lighten color and/or improve color uniformity and appearance
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