Blue Sapphire (Neelam Stone)
Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj Stone)
Cats Eye Stone (Lehsunia)
Gomed Stone (Hessonite Garnet)
Manik Stone (Ruby)
Moonga Stone (Coral)
Panna Stone (Emerald)
Pearl Stone (Moti)
Citrine Stone (Sunela)
Iolite Stone (Kaka-Neeli)
Natural Zircon
Opal Stone (Doodhiya Pathar)
Turquoise Stone (Firoja)
Amethyst Stone (Katela)
Rudraksha
Rudraksha Mala
Pearl Mala
Sphatic Mala
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Q. What is Carat.
Carat is a weight measurement unit used to weigh gemstones. 1 carat is equal to 200 milligrams, or you can say 1 gram is equal to 5 carats.
Q. Is Buying Gemstone Online good?
Yes, Definitely. You get more options to find gemstones in your desired weight, color, and shape. Along with this, you can also compare prices by going to different sites easily. You don't need to go shop to shop.
Q. Carat vs. Karat
As we told you, a carat is a weight measurement unit used in gemstone trading. Karat refers to the purity of gold. So don't confuse between two.