Muskan Sain 
Sapphires and Emeralds, both are considered precious gemstones. The naturally existing blue sapphire gemstone, also known as “Neelam” is a member of the corundum mineral family. It is regarded as the strongest and extremely fast-working gemstone in Hindu tradition. It is frequently found in igneous and alluvial rock formations. Due to their distinct greenish tint … Read more
Amethyst Stone vs Blue Sapphire: Amethyst stone is a semi-precious crystallised quartz with tones ranging from deep reddish-purple to mild lilac while blue sapphire, a form of corundum with a blue tint, is a clear precious stone. According to the Mohs scale, amethyst has a hardness of 7, whereas blue sapphire has a hardness of … Read more
Blue sapphire and kyanite are stones that appear to be so identical to one another that they were formerly confused to be one another. Nevertheless, despite their obvious similarity, the composition, characteristics, and uses of these stones are very distinctive. Let’s get to know each of them first before we dive into their differences. Kyanite … Read more
Ruby gemstone, also known as the ” undisputed King of all Gemstones,” is one of the most entrancing gemstones in existence strongly acknowledged for possessing a remarkable array of benefits that extend beyond its stunning appearance. With its deep red color and unparalleled brilliance along with earth-shattering value, the ruby has captivated civilizations for centuries … Read more
Hessonite Gemstone was first discovered in a village called Hesson, which is located in Sri Lanka (Ceylon Hessonite). It can also be found in India, Burma, Brazil and China. This gemstone has an orange colour that turns into a reddish-brown or brown colour when it’s heated or dyed. The Hessonite Gemstone belongs to the Citrine … Read more
