About Us
Rooted in India and reaching customers
across the globe, we are a gemstone
company driven by a passion for timeless
beauty and fine craftsmanship. Our journey
began with a simple vision, to make the world
of gemstones accessible, authentic and
inspiring for everyone who values elegance
and meaning in every stone.
We specialize in both natural and manmade gemstones, offering a diverse range that reflects nature’s artistry as well as human innovation. From rare and precious stones that carry centuries of history to precision crafted man-made gems that combine beauty with sustainability, our catalogue is curated to meet the needs of jewelers, collectors, designers and gemstone enthusiasts
worldwide. At our core, we believe gemstones are more than just ornaments ,they are symbols of energy, emotion and individuality. Through our work, we strive to bring this essence into the hands of people all over the world.
Man-Made Diamonds are real diamonds created in a lab, not mined from the Earth. They have the same sparkle, hardness and chemical makeup as natural diamonds.
How They’re Made:
HPHT: High pressure & heat mimics nature.
CVD: Carbon gas forms layers on a diamond seed.
Why Choose Them:
Eco-friendly & ethical
Cost 20–40% less than natural diamonds
Flawless quality possible
Uses: Jewelry, engagement rings, industrial tools.
Emerald Gems
Emeralds are precious gemstones from the beryl family, admired for their rich and vibrant green hue. Their color comes primarily from traces of chromium and vanadium, giving each stone its distinctive depth and brilliance. With a hardness of 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, emeralds are strong enough for fine jewelry while still requiring gentle care due to their natural inclusions.
Key Sources: Found in Colombia, Zambia, Brazil, Afghanistan and Madagascar, each origin imparts unique characteristics to the stone’s tone and clarity.
Significance: Emeralds symbolize growth, renewal and prosperity, representing harmony, wisdom and the energy of life — making them a timeless choice for both adornment and spiritual balance.
Ruby Gems
Rubies are precious gemstones from the corundum family, celebrated for their intense red color that ranges from deep crimson to vibrant scarlet. This striking hue comes from traces of chromium, which gives the stone its fiery brilliance. With a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, rubies are exceptionally durable and ideal for all types of fine jewelry.
Key Sources: Major deposits are found in Myanmar, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Mozambique and Madagascar, each producing rubies with distinct shades and clarity.
Significance: Rubies symbolize passion, vitality and courage, often associated with love, strength and prosperity — making them one of the most desired and powerful gemstones in the world.
Natural gemstones are minerals, rocks, or organic materials that are formed naturally in the Earth over millions of years. They are mined, cut and polished to be used in jewelry, decoration and
healing practices.
Key Points:
1.Unique: Each stone has its own natural color, clarity and inclusions.
2.Types: Precious (diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald) & Semiprecious (amethyst, topaz, garnet, etc.).
3.Symbolism: Often linked with healing, luck and spirituality.
Value: Determined by rarity, color, clarity and carat weight.
Tanzanite
Tanzanite is a rare and precious gemstone found only in Tanzania, Africa. Known for its stunning blue to violet hues, it is a variety of the minera zoisite.
Rarity: Mined only at the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Colors: Ranges from deep blue to rich violet, often changing under different light.
Symbolism: Represents
transformation, calmness and
spiritual growth.
Emerald
Emerald is a natural gemstone from the beryl family, prized for its vivid green color. With a hardness of 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale, it is durable and perfect for fine jewelry.
Sources: Colombia, Zambia, Brazil, Afghanistan, Madagascar
Significance: Symbol of growth, renewal and prosperity
Ruby
Ruby is a natural gemstone from the corundum family, admired for its deep red to crimson hue. With a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, it is one of the most durable and valuable gemstones.
Sources: Myanmar (Burma), Sri Lanka, Thailand, Mozambique, Madagascar
Significance: Symbol of passion, love and prosperity
Topaz
Topaz is a natural gemstone valued for its brilliance and wide range of colors, from golden yellow to blue, pink, and colorless. With a hardness of 8 on the Mohs scale, it is both durable and versatile.
Sources: Brazil, Nigeria, Russia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Significance: Symbol of strength, wisdom and protection
Tourmaline
Tourmaline is a natural gemstone celebrated for its wide spectrum of colors, from green, pink and red to blue, black and multi-colored varieties like watermelon tourmaline. With a hardness of 7–7.5 on the Mohs scale, it is durable and highly versatile.
Sources: Brazil, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Mozambique, Madagascar
Significance: Known as a stone of balance, protection and positive energy
Aquamarine
Aquamarine is a natural gemstone from the beryl family, admired for its serene blue to bluish-green color, reminiscent of the sea. With a hardness of 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale, it is durable and perfect for elegant jewelry.
Sources: Brazil, Pakistan, Nigeria, Madagascar, Mozambique
Significance: Symbol of calm, clarity and harmony
Rose Quartz
Rose Quartz is a natural gemstone from the quartz family, admired for its soft pink hue and gentle, calming appearance. With a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, it is durable and suitable for
everyday jewelry.
Sources: Brazil, Madagascar, India, South Africa
Significance: Symbol of love, compassion and emotional healing
Cat’s Eye
Cat’s Eye is a unique natural gemstone, recognized by its striking chatoyancy effect, which creates a light band resembling a cat’s eye across the surface. It comes in shades of honey, green, yellow and brown, and is highly valued for its rarity.
Hardness: 8.5 on the Mohs scale
Sources: Sri Lanka, India, Brazil, Madagascar
Significance: Symbol of protection, intuition and prosperity
Amethyst
Amethyst is a natural gemstone from the quartz family, admired for its striking purple to violet hues. With a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, it is durable and widely used in jewelry.
Sources: Brazil, Uruguay, Zambia, Russia, Sri Lanka
Significance: Symbol of peace, clarity
and spiritual strength
Opal
Opal is a natural gemstone celebrated for its play-of-color, displaying flashes of rainbow-like hues that shift with light and movement. With a hardness of 5.5–6.5 on the Mohs scale, it is softer than many gemstones and bestsuited for carefully crafted jewelry.
Sources: Australia, Ethiopia, Mexico, Brazil, USA
Significance: Symbol of creativity, inspiration and passion
Garnet
Garnet is a natural gemstone known for its rich red color, though it also occurs in green, orange, pink and other shades.
With a hardness of 6.5–7.5 on the Mohs scale, it is durable and versatile for different jewelry styles.
Sources: India, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Brazil, Tanzania
Significance: Symbol of energy, passion and protection
Citrine
Citrine is a natural gemstone from the quartz family, admired for its warm golden-yellow to orange hues. With a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, it is durable and perfect for everyday jewelry.
Sources: Brazil, Madagascar, Russia, USA, Spain
Significance: Symbol of success,
abundance and positive energy
Amber
Amber is a unique natural gemstone formed from fossilized tree resin, admired for its golden, honey and brown hues and often containing ancient inclusions. With a hardness of 2–2.5 on the Mohs scale, it is lightweight and best suited for delicate jewelry.
Sources: Baltic Region (Poland, Russia, Lithuania), Dominican Republic, Myanmar
Significance: Symbol of healing, warmth and protection
Moonstone
Moonstone is a natural gemstone from the feldspar family, known for its ethereal shimmer or adularescence that reflects a soft, moon-like glow.
With a hardness of 6–6.5 on the Mohs scale, it is best suited for careful and elegant jewelry designs.
Sources: India, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Myanmar
Significance: Symbol of intuition, balance and new beginnings
