Geogemms Genuine Pvt Ltd

Lakhtokia, Guwahati, Assam

Blue zircon has been traditionally used as a substitute for the far more expensive diamond for hundreds of years. It is very similar it is only slightly less hard(mohs hardness of about 7.5), and it has a similar luster and refractive index. It also has the brilliant sheen that the diamond is so famous for. However in the contemporary gemology, white zircon has been gaming importance in its own right. It is found in several other colors as well-brown, yellow, blue and orange being the most notable shades. Zircon is basically silicate. The mineral is found universally and in all types of rockscertification: laboratory certifiedchemical composition: flu silicate of aluminum with florine and chlorine, hardness: 8, specific gravity: 3.53healing properties: topaz has an affinity for the abdomen and solar plexus chakras. It is a wonderful aid for increasing vitalitysources: brazil, russia, sri lanka, india, africa.

Cat's eye comes in an array of colors from green, greenish yellow and yellow to brown. It is a hard durable stone with unique qualities. The name is derived from the greek churros, meaning golden and beryl like. When cut in cabochon, the stone has a near white line across a yellowish grew body due to canal of feather like fluid inclusion of retile. Cat's eye can be quartz, apatite, sediment or crowberry. Cat's eye is the gemstone for the mythical planet 'ketu' (also known as 'dragon's tail')certification: laboratory certifiedchemical composition: zircon silicate with traces of uranium & thorium. Specific gravity: 4.0-4.7sources: australia, cambodia, france, indo-china, sri lankahealing properties: use zircon to protect yourself from thievery and liars. Place one in your home to find lost items, pets or even people. At work, zircon can aid in increasing your odds at landing that job or applying for that loan. Physically, zircon helps with muscle and bone disorders; relieves insomnia, allergies and vertigo; heals infections and viruses, and balances the pineal gland.