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  White Sapphire, a majestic gemstone known for its captivating brilliance and pristine beauty, has become a treasured choice among jewelry enthusiasts and gemstone collectors in India. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the enchanting world of White Sapphire, delve into its unique attributes, and reveal where you can find the finest White Sapphire stones for sale online in India, exclusively at Brahminji. What is White Sapphire? White Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum, renowned for its colorless appearance and remarkable sparkle. Often referred to as the “colorless sapphire,” this gemstone holds a special place in the realm of precious stones due to its close resemblance to diamonds. White Sapphires are known for their exceptional hardness, second only to diamonds, making them an ideal choice for stunning jewelry pieces designed to withstand the test of time. The Captivating Properties of White Sapphire Beyond its captivating appearance, White Sapphire is believed to possess several metaphysical properties that contribute to its allure: 1. Wisdom and Clarity: White Sapphire is associated with promoting wisdom and mental clarity. Its brilliant luster is believed to sharpen the mind and aid in decision-making. 2. Spiritual Connection: This gemstone is thought to enhance spiritual awareness and deepen one’s connection to higher realms. It is often used during meditation and spiritual practices. 3. Emotional Healing: White Sapphire is considered a stone of emotional healing and balance. It is believed to bring serenity and calmness to its wearer. 4. Protection and Purity: White Sapphire is believed to have protective properties, guarding its wearer against negative energies. It is often associated with purity and virtue. Where to Buy White Sapphire Stones Online in India – Introducing Brahminji For those seeking the highest quality White Sapphire stones in India, Brahminji is your ultimate destination. Renowned for providing authentic and ethically-sourced gemstones, Brahminji has earned the trust of jewelry enthusiasts and gemstone collectors. Why Choose Brahminji for White Sapphire Stones? 1. Exquisite Collection: Brahminji offers an exquisite collection of White Sapphire stones, ranging from loose gemstones to stunning jewelry pieces, catering to diverse preferences. 2. Authenticity Guaranteed: Every White Sapphire stone at Brahminji is 100% genuine and natural, ensuring that customers experience the true brilliance and allure of this majestic gem. 3. Expert Curation: The team at Brahminji meticulously curates each White Sapphire stone, handpicking the most exceptional specimens to meet their high standards. 4. Transparent Information: Brahminji provides comprehensive information about each White Sapphire stone, including its origin, properties, and size, empowering customers to make informed choices. 5. Secure Online Shopping: Brahminji’s website offers a secure and seamless shopping experience. Advanced security measures protect customer data, ensuring safe transactions. Conclusion White Sapphire stones, with their majestic brilliance and metaphysical properties, have fascinated gemstone enthusiasts in India for generations. Whether you seek wisdom, spiritual connection, or emotional healing, White Sapphire from Brahminji is sure to exceed your expectations. Embrace the captivating allure of White Sapphire as you explore the exclusive collection available at Brahminji’s online store in India. Begin your journey of purity and serenity with the radiant charm of White Sapphire today

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• Size: 0-10mm
• Material: Gemstone
• Color: Green
• Finishing: Polished
• Gemstone Shape: step
• Stylish: Fashionable
• Country of Origin: columbia

brand name  : manoj ornament                                      title : emerald  bullet points(origin): colombia  stone clarity: natural inclusion pattern,enhanced; shape : square emerald cut :  step height : 7.13 width  :  10.8 length :  10.87 ct wt   : 5.38

• Color: White
• Usage: New
• Name: Vertu

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• Packaging Details: As Per your requirement
• Brand Name: Eligo
• Crystal Quartz: Crystal
• Supply Ability: 50000 Piece/Pieces per Week
• Jewelry Main Material: Semi Precious Stone
• Place of Origin: Maharashtra, India
• Port: Mumbai
• Main Stone: Crystal Quartz
• Model Number: EH057

We are offering Heart Yellow Sapphire. We are a leading sapphire exporter from india. For enhancing the beauty of ones persona, we export blue sapphire stone having high reflective index. In addition to this, we are specialized in the exporting of natural blue sapphire. We export an exclusive collection of blue sapphire stone, natural blue sapphire etc., which is the perfect gift for your near and dear ones. Our esteemed clients will be amazed to know that we offer blue sapphire stone, natural blue sapphire etc., at the most rock bottom price.

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We are engaged in Manufacturing, Exporting and Supplying of well processed Tanzanite Stone. Our Tanzanite Stone is free from all sorts of impurities and can be availed at market leading prices. Tanzanite & Fancy Zoisite Gemstones Source : Tanzania (Tanzanite), Kenya (Zoisite: Anyolite), Norway (Zoisite: Thulite) Birthstone : December (Alternate: Turquoise, Zircon) Tanzanite is a rare mineral only found in the Mererani, or 'Merelani hills' tanzanite mining area of Tanzania. Located in the Simanjiro district, the Merelani mining area is 16 kilometers south of the Kilimanjaro International Airport, and 70km south-east. To this day, the only source of Tanzanite in the world is this several square mile area in the Merelani Hills, and the limited supply makes Tanzanite 1,000 times rarer than Diamonds. Tanzanite is a blueish-purple gemstone variety of the mineral zoisite, named after Siegmund Zois, Baron von Edelstein (1747-1819). Zoisite is a calcium aluminium hydroxy sorosilicate belonging to the epidote group of minerals. Tanzanite can sometimes be mistaken for blue sapphire, but tanzanite can have very pronounced pleochroism, which reflects different colors from different angles. Pleochroism is an optical phenomenon due to the double refraction of light which is divided into two "polarized" paths at a 90° angle to each other. When viewed from the top or front, tanzanite's hue will appear blue to violet-blue, and when viewed from the back it will appear violet to bluish-purple. Tanzanite History This purple-blue variety of zoisite is a newly discovered gemstone who's name "Tanzanite" was established in 1968 by Henry Platt, the president of Tiffany & Co., after being introduced to the stone by John Saul of Swala Gem Traders in Tanzania. One year earlier on July 7th, 1967, an Arusha tailor named Manuel d'Souza (below, left - on left) was prospecting for gold in the region of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, when he discovered a transparent blue stone laying on the ground which he mistook for a sapphire. After testing the stone's hardness de Souza ruled out sapphire, and initially misidentified his discovery as the mineral olivine (peridot), and later as dumortierite. The correct identification of de Souza's discovery was soon made by Ian McCloud, a Tanzanian government geologist in Dodoma, with later confirmations from Harvard, the British Museum, and University of Heidelberg. Shortly after de Souza's discovery, he attempted to register his mining claim with the Tanzanian government Mines & Geology Department, but other prospectors had already registered zoisite mining claims before he gotten around to changing the name on his original claim registration. During this period another popular name for this variety of zoisite was "Skaiblu," a Swahili-language interpretation of the English term "Sky Blue." It is rumored that German and Swiss gemstone dealers were anxious for a new name for this gemstone because the German pronunciation of "zoisite" sounded too similar to the English word "suicide" The entire area soon became covered in mines, and d'Souza was unable to maintain control over his mining claim. In 1971, the Tanzanian government took control of the mines and turned them over to the State Mining Corporation in 1976. Masai legend is that cattle herders first noticed this stone some 30 years previously, after a brush-fire caused by lightning burned large areas of the plains at the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. The herders noticed that brown Zoisite crystals had turned a deep blue-purple due to the heat from the fire. Tanzanite Mining in Mererani There are four actively mined tanzanite areas or 'blocks,' that are labeled A through D. The 'A block' and 'C block' were reserved for foreign investment, while B and D can be mined by ingenious locals. In 2005 a privately owned company named Tanzanite One Ltd. took control of Tanzania's largest tanzanite mine known as "C-Block" (above, right). The mine has already reached a depth of 1000 feet and there is growing concern that the supply of Tanzanite could be depleted in a few decades. The world's largest tanzanite crystal was found in TanzaniteOne's C-Block mine in 2005. The crystal weighed 16,839 carats and measured 22 cm at its widest point. Small-Scale (Wana-Apollo) Tanzanite Mining The world's largest tanzanite crystal was found in TanzaniteOne's C-Block mine in 2005. The crystal weighed 16,839 carats and measured 22 cm at it's widest point. There are 430 'plots' that can be mined in the remaining B and D blocks. These non-mechanized miners use daisy-chains of workers to hand excavate the mining shafts. Merelani Township is the tanzanite trading center for small-scale miners. Tanzanite (Zoisite) Chemistry & Physical Properties Crystal System - orthorhombicCrystal Habit - disphenoidal, bladedSpecific gravity (SG) - 3.35Mohs Hardness Scale - 6.0 to 6.5Toughness - fair to poorFracture - uneven to conchoidalCleavage - perfectStreak - whiteChemical Composition - Ca2Al3(SiO4)3(OH) Tanzanite (Zoisite) Optical Properties Optical Properties - doubly refractiveRefractive Index - 1.69 - 1.70Birefringence - 0.009Pleochroism - strong, dichroism or trichroism (depending on color) Surface Luster - vitreousDiaphaneity - transparent, translucentGem Color - blue, brown, gray, greenish-brown, purple, violet Tanzanite Color Tanzanite specimens that have a predominantly blue color can be more expensive than purplish-blue varieties, because these crystals tend to form with the blue color axis oriented along the width of the crystal as opposed to its length. Cut orientation is critical to take maximum advantage of the color. Blue tanzanite obtains its distinct violet-blue or lavender-blue coloration from trace amounts of vanadium. In Tanzania, zoisite typically occurs in colors ranging from gray, dirty white, dull greenish-brown, salmon pink and yellow. There is also a vivid green non-gem (opaque) variety of chrome tanzanite (chrome zoisite) that is colored by trace amounts of chromium, and a vivid pink (manganese pink) variety known commercially as "fancy zoisite." Unheated (left) & Heated Tanzanite (right) Fancy Zoisite Tanzanite. Fancy Zoisite & 'African Ruby' When left in their unheated form, zoisite can occur in a wide variety of colors - most of which are dull or uninteresting - but there are specimens that can have vivid pink, orange, green or yellow hues. Those fancy zoisites which have a suitably intense color for a cut gem are rare. A gemstone known as "African Ruby" is a type of Zoisite that is found with opaque ruby (corundum). African Ruby is typically not enhanced, and is used primarily for cabochons or in carvings and statuary. A higher amount of ruby color in the stone increases its value. Tanzanite Grading & Marketing The quality, and therefore value of cut tanzanite is judged based on a recognized set of criteria that has been established by the Tanzanite Foundation, and its proprietary Tanzanite Quality Scale� [6]. This scale is similar to the GIA's 4 C's criteria used to evaluate diamonds, but with a special emphasis on color - described as "vB or bV plus" indicating a predominance of either violetish-Blue, or bluish Violet hues. Color (vB or bV plus) E ExceptionalV VividI IntenseM ModerateL LightP Pale Clarity EC Eye CleanSI Slightly IncludedMI Moderately IncludedHI Heavily Included Cut ExcellentVery GoodGoodFair Note : If color intensity exceeds the Exceptional grade, the stone would be graded Exceptional+ The Tanzanite Foundation is a non-profit industry supported organization whose primary mission is to standardize marketing methods, promote ethical conduct within the industry, and to develop the tanzanite industry by growing demand and creating value for stakeholders. Tanzanite One Sight holders Tanzanite is the first colored gemstone in which both sales and distribution are controlled in the same manner that DeBeers has employed with diamonds. TanzaniteOne Trading is a Group subsidiary based in Arusha, which markets tanzanite by channeling it's supply and distribution through authorized Sightholders, using the 'preferred supply strategy.' Operating under the guidelines of the Tucson Tanzanite Protocols [5], TanzaniteOne purchases rough tanzanite from smaller miners, brokers and dealers, then directing the supply to their eight designated Sightholders (May 2009 listed below). The Tucson Tanzanite Protocol The establishment of the Tucson Tanzanite Protocol in 2002 was a proactive step within the jewelry industry to restore confidence in tanzanite, to protect the legitimacy of the gem's supply chain, and to foster economic development in all aspects of the gem trade within Tanzania. This came on the heels of a spokesman for the U.S. Department of State announcing that there was no evidence that al Qaeda or any other terrorist group was currently using tanzanite to finance terrorism. The protocol is a cooperative effort by the government of Tanzania and all of the major industry stakeholders, including miners (Arusha Regional Miners Association, Tanzanian Chamber of Mines), dealers (including the Tanzania Mineral Dealers Association), manufacturers, suppliers and retail jewelers. Industry groups included the American Gem Trade Association, the American Gem Society, the International Color Stone Association, Jewelers of America, the Jewelers Vigilance Committee, the Manufacturing Jewelers and Suppliers of America, the Indian Diamond and Colorstone Association, and the Jewelers Association of Jaipur. This is similar to the establishment of the Diamond High Council (HRD) trade organization in 1976, or the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) in 2000. The Kimberley Process was designed to prevent conflict diamonds from entering into the mainstream rough diamond market. Tanzanite Durability & Care Tanzanite has a distinct cleavage plane, and it is softer than quartz. This means that tanzanite is a stone which has a lower durability and is more prone to chipping than most traditional gemstones - especially when worn in exposed locations such as a ring. The stone's inherent cleavage can also present a threat to its structural integrity during setting. Additionally, tanzanite should never be expose to sudden changes in temperature or extreme heat from steam jewelry cleaners, as this could cause the stone to fracture. Tanzanite's cleavage also makes it susceptible to fracturing if cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner. Avoid! Use a soft brush and warm soapy water to clean the stone, then pat dry with a soft absorbent cloth. Store your tanzanite jewelry in a protective pouch and/or keep it separated from other jewellery to avoid scratching or chipping the stone. Tanzanite Color Enhancement Most tanzanite is heated before it reaches the market. The natural color of tanzanite (the mineral zoisite), prior to the application of heat, is brown, bronze, grey, pink or yellow, which can be especially pronounced when observing the stone on its 'C' axis, or "salmon" (pink, grey, yellow) axis. The heating of tanzanite is considered to be a "legitimate" enhancement process within the gem trade. Synthetic or Simulant Tanzanite There is a new material on the gem market known as "Tanzanion" which is manufactured in Russian. Tanzanion is a laboratory-created pulled synthetic Forsterite that is a relatively convincing stimulant of Tanzanite. Tanzanion shares some of the physical and pleochroic properties of natural tanzanite, with a higher hardness of 7.0. Tanzanion has a refractive index of 1.635 to 1.670 and a specific gravity of 3.24. There is also a YAG simulated tanzanite that is a convincing substitute.

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We have created a strong foothold in the business of exporting and supplying world best Quartzite Stones. The Quartzite Stones are very identical to slates, the only factor that differentiates both of them is higher content of quartz, which gives them a brighter texture. Marvelous textures and mesmerizing shades accompanied with their hard and scratch resistant surface makes the Quartzite Stones an ideal choice for flooring, countertops, vanities, as well as exterior applications. Additionally, we provide these beautiful Quartzite Stones in diverse sizes and colors, as per the requirements of the clients. The company also deals in products like rough blocks, slabs, tiles, etc. Our Quartzite Stones Are Known For Superior qualityAppealing lookSmooth surfaceHighly durable

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• Type: Pearls
• Finishing:  Non Polished, Polished
• Packaging Type: Paper Box ,Plastic Box, Velvet Box ,Wooden Box
• Occasion:  Daily Wear ,Party Wear
• Color:  Black, Blue ,Brown, Green, Pink, Purple, Red ,Sky, Blue ,White
• Size: 1-3mm ,3-6mm ,6-9mm
• Shape: Oval, Round
• Application: Decoration Use, Making Jewellery
• Pattern:  Plain, Printed

Pyrophyllite Supplied By Us is Composed of Aluminum Silicate Hydroxide Chemically Denoted as Alsi2o5oh. Pyrophyllite Mineral is a Naturally Occurring Mineral Found in Phyllite and Schistose Rocks. It Has Pale Green Foliated Mass and Looks like fine Talc. We Provide Pyrophyllite Powder At Much Discounted Rates as Against the General Market. It is Commonly Used in the Processing of Fiber Glass. in Addition to This, We are Recognized as One of the Most Reputed Pyrophyllite Exporters as Well as Suppliers in the International Market.

We are one of the renowned Quartz Stone Minerals Exporters and Suppliers, based in India. Our Quartz Stone is extremely efficient to construct various kinds of decorative items, quartz floor slab, and many more. The White Quartz Stone available with us is available in various finishing. Above all, we provide quality quartz stone at the most economical prices.

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We are offering granite black pearl. One of the most popular granites black pearl. Its popularity is mainly due to its color. Anything that is black is a symbol of elegance and style. That is the same with this stone. One cannot escape the dark black color fused with silver, blue, green and grey. The mixture or combination of these colors on the dark black base is truly captivating. This granite has the ability to brighten up any room owing to its distinct color combination.