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Topaz is a rarely occurring silicate mineral with a chemical composition of Al2SiO4(FOH)2. It is admired across the world for its startling beauty. It is one of the world’s favourite coloured gemstones. Natural Topaz stone is found in shades of yellow, orange, pink, red, purple and blue. Topaz is an ideal gem with great hardness …
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28 Oct 2022
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Popularly known as ‘Neelam’ across the expansive Indian sub-continent, Blue Sapphire is a naturally occurring precious gemstone that represents the planet Saturn. A distinct member of the ‘Corundum Family’, this breathtakingly beautiful gemstone is famous for eliminating the negative effects of Saturn and helping wearers defeat the tumultuous phase of Sade Sati in their lives. …
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The nine auspicious days are back again. Devotees across the country are seeking blessings from the supreme power in the entire universe, Goddess Shakti, or Maa Durga as we fondly call her. Navratri marks the victory of good over evil, the power of truth, and most importantly restore our faith in the fact that it …
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Neelam Gem is the strongest and most effective gem among other astrological gems. It is the most talked-about gemstone because of its drastic & extreme effects. It blesses a person with immense good luck, wealth and prosperity. It is worn by most famous people as It provides rare ideas, innovative mind power and exceptional skills. …
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There are very few people in the world who would not be startled by the gorgeous colour Turquoise. This magical gemstone, which inspired the name of a famous colour, used extensively in ornaments, designer dresses, etc., is also called Firoza in Hindi. The colour of this gemstone is preferred for special occasions and instantly elevates …
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