An incredible Multi Color Bracelet to sweeten yours or her wrist! Featuring a vibrant collection of handpicked Multi-Colored Gemstones (Sapphires & Emeralds) framed with sparkling natural Diamonds and hand fabricated in fine yellow Gold.

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KING OF ALL GREEN GEMSTONES

For over 4,000 years this miraculous gemstone has always been the most wanted gemstone in soothing and comforting the soul with its unparrallel green hue. This truly remarkable gemstone has always been believed to represent love, eternal youth and rebirth. Over the centuries this gemstone has inspired a countless number of names to describe its lush green beauty. Places around the world such The Emerald Isle in Ireland, in Philippines the Muntinlupa City, Washington, Seattle and Oregon all known as the Emerald City. 

The name 'Emerald' was derived from the ancient greek green, "smaragdus". Emerald was first know to be mined in ancient Egypt, dating back from 330 BC to 1700s. At that time the Queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt(Cleopatra) was know to have a strong passion for emeralds and always used them in her royal adornments. 

Today emeralds are sourced from a number of countries across the globe with Columbian producing some of the most finest and most precious emerald son the market today. Zambia,Brazil,Russia,Afghanistan,Zimbabwe all produce gem quality emeralds used in fine jewellery. 

Emerald is the most famous gem from the Beryl family amongs Aquamarine, Golden Beryl and Morganite. Emeralds with ligger green tone are less-expensive compared to that of the highly saturated deep green colour. 
Emeralds do come in a host of shapes and cuts such as the traditional octagonal shape, heart and oval. 
Below are a few facts about Natural Emeralds


EMERALD FACTS: 

• Mineral  :     Beryl 
• Color     :      Bluish Green  to Deep Green
• Refractive Index  :     1.577 to 1.583
• Specific gravity  :     2.72
• Moh hardness  :     7.5 to 8

BIRTHSTONE & ANNIVERSARIES: 

Emerald is the gem of spring and has always been the perfect choice as the birthstone for any May born.
This May birthstone is also associated to the twentieth and thirty-fith wedding anniversary. 

KING OF ALL GEMS - RATNARAJ

A gemstone praised and loved for its impeccable durability, lustre and vibrant colour. Ruby was discovered 2000 years; this mesmerizing coloured gemstone has been part of the likes of some of the worlds most majestic legends. A lucky charm for many, ancient Kings of India believed ruby symbolized status, power and glory. One could always find precious rubies embedded in the crowns and swords of Royals during that time. 

One of the most valuable variances of the Corundum mineral is the Ruby gemstone (this mineral produces both rubies and sapphires). All reddish corundum is called ruby, and any other colour generated by this mineral is called sapphires(Blue, Yellow, Orange, etc.). Ruby's colour seamlessly picks up where pink sapphires stop. Only darker red corundum is called Ruby, but the distinction between ruby and pink sapphires is always a matter of opinion. Ruby's colour has always been associated with passion, love, and fury, mostly linked with objects of desire and power. 

Ruby is one of the hardest 'coloured' gemstones just right after a diamond, and indeed a very sought after gemstone in today's market. Ruby's name came from the Latin word "ruber", which translates into modern-day English as red. It is often found in various reddish tones, ranging from darkish red to pigeon blood red and pinkish red. Ruby obtains its reddish colour due to traces of chromium present in its composition. The strength of red colour in a ruby depends on the amount of chromium present. Also, the intensity of chromium can cause more fluorescence in the gemstone, giving the stone a more lively appearance. 

Ruby is highly regarded and arguably one of the most important gemstones in the coloured stone market today and does command a high price per carat depending on the quality of the gem.

Like all gemstones, there is a source, and for a century of years, the most illustrious rubies come from Burma, present-day Myanmar, the Himalayas, north Vietnam. Additional large deposits include Mozambique, Thailand, India, Afghanistan, Brazil, Colombia, and Tanzania produce fine rubies. 

RUBY FACTS: 

• Mineral:   Corundum 

• Colour:    Dark red to pinkish-red

• Refractive Index:    1.762 to 1.770

• Specific gravity:    1.762 to 1.770

• Moh hardness:   9

BIRTHSTONE & ANNIVERSARIES: 

Ruby is the birthstone for July borns.

The July birthstone is also the gemstone for the 15th and 40th anniversaries. 

Nature, mother of all natural gemstones, has blessed humanity with an uncountable amount of beauties, and Natural Sapphire is undoubtedly one of the cardinal gemstones celebrated today. 

Natural Sapphires are amongst the world's most famous gemstones today, in addition to ruby, emerald and diamonds. This is very acceptable given the endless amount of colours which this gemstone presents. 

Natural Sapphires were found thousands of years ago. Back into the First Temple, 957 BCE. Sapphire was part of the twelve most precious stones used in the High Priest's breastplate. To date, nobody knows who the first person to discover sapphire was. 

Sapphire derived its name from the Latin word "Sapphiru" which translates into modern English as Blue. Sapphire comes from the mineral Corundum, the same mineral that also produces rubies. While the desired colour of sapphire is blue, sapphire does come in all colours of the rainbow, including Yellow, orange, pink, purple, violet and even intermediate hues. Some rare sapphires do display a phenomenon termed colour change. These sapphires often change colour from blue in daylight fluorescent lighting to even purple under incandescent light. Some natural sapphires can be even black, grey and even brown. Any other colour apart from Blue Sapphire is called Fancy Sapphire. 

Since time memorial sapphires have always been associated with dignity, loyalty and is the go-to gem for all royals. Countless sources believed sapphires symbolizes wisdom, luck, virtue and holiness for royals. 

When set in an engagement ring, sapphire is said to mean faithfulness and pure sincerity.

The most precious and sought-after blue sapphires are the Cornflower Blue Colour, Royal Blue, and the imperial Kashmir Blue Sapphires. 

For Fancy Sapphires, one of the precious colours is the rare Pinkish Orange sapphire knowns as Padparadscha, named from the Sinhalese for Lotus blossom. 

NATURAL SAPPHIRE FACTS: 

• Mineral:   Corundum 

• Colour:    All Colours except RED

• Refractive Index:   1.762 to 1.770

• Specific gravity:   4.00

• Moh hardness:   9

BIRTHSTONE & ANNIVERSARIES: 

Natural Sapphires are the birthstones for September Borns and the perfect gemstone for the 5th and 45th Anniversaires. 

Customize this piece in your preferred gemstone type
- Center stone availability: Natural Diamond, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Moissanite, Opal and more.
- Center Stone Shapes: Oval, Round, Emerald, Radiant, Cushion, Pear, Princess and more. 
- Metal Type: 18K Gold, 14K Gold, Platinum PT-950.
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