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Delicate ornaments
Delicate ornaments are designed using silver. They are most fashionable and give delicate look. It is chased, engraved, filigreed or granulated giving birth to a wide array of ornaments in different textures and finishes and styles. Fashionably shaped silver is among the most popular materials for delicate ornaments all over India.The two most common problems in casting silver jewellery are fire scale and porosity. Silver work in India reflects the unique combination of tradition and modern. The use of casting equipment gives the quality and consistency to provide with silver ornaments that keeps the customers satisfied. Contemporary aesthetics that leave the buyers spellbound with its ethnic beauty. Silver jewellery is vacuum cast in a neutral gas environment which helps eliminate both of these problems.
Every diamond is immensely old
Every diamond is immensely old. They formed long before dinosaurs roamed the earth. Every diamond is unique. No two diamonds are alike. Today a handful of diamonds are renowned for their incredible histories, magical lore and sheer size. The very word Diamond comes from the Greek word adamas meaning unconquerable.They have come to own grand names to mark their significance and behind each of these spectacular diamonds lie a rich magnificent story of history, discovery and mysticism. The youngest diamond is 900 years old and the oldest is 3.2 billion years old. Diamond exists in many colors. The rarest of them being red and was first mined in India more than 2800 years ago. The famous Kohinoor diamonds is one of them.
Gemstones are so fascinating!
Gemstones are so fascinating! As colorful as the rainbow and as sparkling as fine leaded crystal gemstones have captured the imaginations and desires of men and perhaps especially, women, for ages.Their colors, properties, myths, and legends are diverse and fascinating. So you can clarify any questions and get the answers you need to make an informed decision. Folklore about stones has been revered and honored for centuries in all cultures. The information presented on these pages was compiled from a wide variety of rock, gem and lapidary books and from information gathered on the internet.
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