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Citrine Gemstones - Birthstones For November Month | Dashrath International

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Citrine : It is associated with strength and healing for both body and mind. #Citrine can offer good mental health as it clears the mind and gets the soul to action. To Buy, just visit https://www.gemstoneandjewellery.com/gemstones/gemstone-by-name/citrine #Gemstone #Birthstones #Gems #DashrathInternational #Jewellery

Diamond Gemstones - Birthstones For April Month

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#Diamonds are well-known stones, symbolizing everlasting #love and invincibility. Its wearers are thought to carry great courage, making it possible to conquer hardships. To buy Diamond at wholesale rate just visit https://www.gemstoneandjewellery.com/gemstones/gemstone-by-name/diamond https://www.

Natural Iolite Gemstone - Dashrath International Gemstone Learning Library

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Iolite is a deep blue color gemstone with some different characteristics. In this gemstone, you can see different color at different angle. On one side you can see deep blue color whereas on 90 degree angle from the last angle, you can see the grey color. It is a bi-color gemstone. As only blue color is saleable in the Iolite, so when you cut this gemstone, you need to pay special attention. Iolite is a hard gemstone. Its hardness is between 7 and 7.5. So it is very easy to cut and set. Iolite is found in India, Bangladesh, Burma, Sri Lanka and Brazil. It is very good stone to be wear. Iolite brings positive attitude and positive energy. Iolite is also good for the eyes and memory. Iolite has been very famous amongst Sea-Sailors in last century. The name Iolite came from Greek word ‘IOS’. This is not the Apple iOS. Here ‘IOS’ refers to the violate color.  If you want to know more about Iolite or you want to buy this gemstone, please visit www.gemsto...

Natural Ammolite Gemstone - Dashrath International Gemstone Learning Library

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Ammolite is an organic gemstone and a very soft gemstone. It is a very rare stone as well. There are very few locations in the world like Canada and North USA, where we find bulk deposits of Ammolite.  As it’s already mentioned that Ammolite is a very soft gemstone with hardness around 3.5 to 4. There is a very thin layer of Ammolite on this gemstone and the rest back side is known as Mother of Ammolite .  When we try to cut or set this gemstone, we do not remove the back side due to this thin (0.5 mm to 0.8 mm) layer of Ammolite. As the layer is very thin, it can easily get broken if we try to remove it.  Ammolite is also known as ‘Gem Ammonite’ or Buffalo Stone.  When we cut this stone, we use some liquor or some resin transparent epoxy on it, which helps us to cut this gemstone easily. This epoxy also protects the gemstone as this stone can also be damaged by nature as well. Ammolite is a multi-color gemstone and most of the colors...

Moldavite Gemstones - Dashrath International Gemstone Learning Library

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We are bringing these blogs for you so that you can a bit of idea about gemstones, like how to use a particular stone or how to identify that stone. These blogs are written on basis of our personal experience. We are very happy to share our knowledge base to all the gemstone seekers all over the World. This blog is on “Moldavite” Gemstones. Moldavite is a natural glass stone or you can say that it is a gemstone which has glass characteristics. Moldavite is a green color gemstone which also comes in dark brown color. Its hardness is between 5 & 5.5 and it is a very soft gemstone. Because of its softness characteristics, it is very hard to cut and set this stone.  Moldavite is a very positive energy gemstone, so people like to wear it. It is very hard to find green color Moldavite gemstone in over 10 carat. It helps in better sleep and it also helps to avoid bad weather. It enhances the spiritual ability of the person.  If you want to know mor...

Natural Kyanite Gemstone - Dashrath International Gemstone Learning Library

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Kyanite is a blue gemstone which comes from Nepal. It also comes in Green color these day, but there are very few and rare mines in the World where you can get green kyanite.  This stone is very soft and because of softness it is very hard to cut this gemstone. Hardness of Kyanite is between 5 and 6. So when we cut the stone, we have to set the hard part on the table so when the stone gets set in the jewellery it get less scratches. Due to its softness, new style cuts are not available on this stone. Only old style & traditional cuts are available for Kyanite. So whenever you want to buy this stone, try to buy it in round, oval and in less sharp edge cuts. It is very hard to find clean quality of kyanite. Most of the bigger goods are not clean generally. One more thing to make a note of is that ‘There are only few mines of Kyanite in the World, so the overall supply is slow.  This gemstone is usually comes in blue color and looks like blue sapphire. ...

Tanzanite Gemstones - Dashrath International Gemstone Learning Library

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Tanzanite needs millions of years to be formed: actually, its age is estimated at 585 millions of years. Discovered in 1967, this gemstone is now known worldwide and became quickly popular which explains why the prices increased so fast. What makes it so attractive is not only the color but also the exclusivity because we can find it only in northern Tanzania, which makes it pretty rare. Actually, Tanzanite and Sapphire are the most popular blue gems of the market. Some people like Sapphire but prefer to buy Tanzanite because of the lower price and color’s similarity. It is particularly advised to accord it with gold (yellow, white), especially on tanzanite earrings where the beauty of the gemstone is really revealed. We can even speak about magnificence as we know that its color is one of the more extravagant in the world. Tanzanite is what we can call a “pleochroic” gem: it means that the color of the stone seems different depending of the angle we look at it. ...

Natural Labradorite Gemstones - Dashrath International Gemstone Learning Library

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Labradorite was discovered in 1770 in Canada in a city called Labrador, as the dog. Since this period, one found better quality stones in Finland during the last World War. Some of these gems are also present in India, Russia and Madagascar. Nowadays, this gemstone is one of the most popular of the jewellery market. Its particular shade of blue reveals all its beauty under light; its semi-transparent property makes it really different from other blue gemstones like Turquoise, Lapis Lazuli or Jade. Not that rare, this gemstone can be found pretty easily in many different shapes and sizes from Labradorite suppliers all over the world. Our company proposes good deals concerning prices and the quality of the looses. Pretty tough to compare with other gemstones, it is often accorded to silver and shaped to be included in a necklace or a ring. Labradorite appeal is very strong. Its color, grey more or less dark with rainbow iridescence, often dominated by blue, makes it unique and ea...