41% off on Beautiful Freshwater Cultivated Pearl 2 Carats from Mahavir Gems

41% off on Beautiful Freshwater Cultivated Pearl 2 Carats from Mahavir
Gems

Product Code: CULPEARL_PBM00-2ct

Availability: 4 Pcs left.

MRP: ₹551.00 

Discount ₹226.00  41% off

Offer Price: ₹325.00

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A beautiful 2 Carats+ / 2.25 Ratti+
/  2.60 - 5.87 Chav undrilled
freshwater cultivated Natural Pearl.

Button Shaped,

Beautiful Cultivated unused / un trialed Pearl for Astrological purpose
from Mahavir Gems. You shall receive a pearl on order weighing between 2.00 -
3.00 Carats / 2.25 - 3.25 Ratti / 2.60 - 5.87 Chav*. A beautiful button shaped
cultivated pearl of slight Cream white color from Mahavir Gems best suitable
for all sorts of astrological use. Pearls are lucky for people born in the
month of June and hence it is called as June Birthstone. Take proper care of
your pearls and it will serve you for a life time to come. Natural Pearls are
very delicate gems and can be easily damaged by the surrounding conditions. It
is extremely important to care for pearl jewelry. With proper care the gems
will last for centuries.

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2 Carats / 2.25 Ratti / 2.60 - 5.87 Chav undrilled freshwater cultivated Natural Pearl : Mahavir Gems: Beautiful Pearl for Astrological purpose from Mahavir Gems. You shall receive a pearl on order weighing between 2.00 - 3.00 Carats / 2.25 - 3.25 Ratti / 2.60 - 5.87 Chav*. A beautiful button shaped cultivated pearl of creamish white color from Mahavir Gem

Buy online Sugilite / Luvulite Oval Cabs 16 Carats : Mahavir Gems

Buy online Sugilite / Luvulite Oval Cabs 16 Carats : Mahavir Gems: A beautiful purple colored Oval shaped Genuine Natural Sugilite / Luvulite of 16 Carats in size from Mahavir Gems for universal wear. Place your order online for Sugilite /Luvulite from most trusted and best online gemstone store Mahavir Gems.

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Exceptional Pearls: A Good Business Strategy

Unique, Top Quality Pearls Sell Despite the Economy

London Pearls 17 mm to 20 mm South Sea cultured pearl strand.
London Pearls 17 mm to 20 mm South Sea cultured pearl strand.

Pearls have it all – tradition, selection, uniqueness, beauty, versatility, and rarity coupled with profit margin, turn, and distinction for your market. Leading pearl suppliers at Baselworld describe pearls as the most accessible gem in that they offer great value for the investment, as top quality always sells.
Trends in pearls today are for the unique, different and exceptional, cites Daniel Vecht, London Pearl, which has moved this year from Hall 3 to Hall 2 (2.2, A51). “Customers who have money and want to spend it are looking for items that stand out. Who wants to walk into a dinner party having spent 100,000 U.S. dollars on a pearl strand or jewellery only to find someone else with a similar piece”.
According to Vecht, the demand for unique items is very strong, while sales for mid market basic white necklaces have been slow. “There is currently a massive shortage in larger white necklaces. There is almost no production of really big sizes. Necklaces with 19 mm or 20 mm centre pearls are very scarce on the supply side. When we have one it sells almost immediately,” he says, citing a multi-colour necklace he had with a 19 mm centre that sold within 48 hours. “I expect this trend to continue.”

TOP QUALITY ALWAYS SELLS
Investing in the exceptional is a good business strategy to weather the economic crisis, hails Pinella Autore, Australia Pearls (3.1, D41). “We’ve always had the tendency to go for the different and extraordinary, but we made the decision to focus our efforts entirely on exceptional pieces – top qualities, large strands, unusual material – even during a crisis period when many backed off from buying. We feel our choice was the right one. We are quite optimistic. Business for us has been very good.”
If you consider what you would spend on a fine, top quality gemstone, Autore believes customers get the best bang for the buck with exceptional pearls. “They give great value for the investment.”
Alain Boite (3.1, D25) concurs and reports strong business at Baselword for these pieces, with top quality white classic round South Sea strands and large pairs for earrings among his bestsellers. Boite also is featuring some amazing cultured pearls, including fine, large nucleated freshwater pearls from China in luscious natural colours like grape and peach; golden cultured pearls from a new production in Indonesia that are heart-shaped (great for earrings, pendants and rings), mixed colour strands in South Sea and Chinese freshwater pearls, and some spectacular large Baroque pearls, and an impressive pair of Australian white pearls at 22 mm and 27 mm in size. Vecht notes great interest this year in a collection of really fine natural colour green Tahitian pearls he has at the show, as well as some outstanding 19 mm loose Tahitian pearls.

THE CHALLENGES
Of course, Boite says that finding the best-of-the-best is no easy task, noting that some of his magnificent strands took a year or more to put together. With that said, Autore cites the second challenge is educating consumers, as well as those in the trade how these exceptional pieces come to market.
“People don’t realise how difficult it is to find and put together something exceptional in pearls,” Autore says. “Lack of knowledge and misinformation is a problem. We partner with our customers to help them relate this information and present pearls in the most effective way. For our good customers, we do bespoke services to make it easy for them to buy and sell pearls.”
For Autore, the pearl origin doesn’t matter much, it’s all about the lustre and quality. From big golden and white pearls to new production of Chinese nucleated pearls in amazing natural colours, “we look for pearls that speak to us.”

Colour of the Year 2016

Fresh summer breeze Pantone announces that two colours will share the title “Colour of the Year 2016” Sutra Jewels / Diamond and amethyst feather earrings It has never happened before: for 2016, the internationally acclaimed Pantone Color Institute has named two colours “Colour of the Year”. With the warm pink hue “Rose Quartz” and the cooler sky-blue “Serenity”, two pastel shades are blended into a single flowing colour gradient, a gentle, harmonious counterpoint to the stresses of everyday life. In this combination, both nuances act like a fresh summer breeze, spreading the power of tranquillity. But the colours are far from appearing naive or even twee. Instead, the pastel duo has a timeless effect in both fashion and jewellery, highlighting the beauty of women of all ages. Jewellery designers have been inspired by the two Pantone colours to rediscover coloured stones such as amethyst or blue chalcedony. Aquamarine, pink sapphire, opal, morganite and pink-coloured freshwater pearls have a strong radiant energy that has a particularly flattering effect in combination with pink or yellow gold.

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Biggest diamond found in Panna 01/07/2010

Biggest diamond found in Panna

Thu, Jul 1 02:45 PM

IT MAY not be the biggest diamond in the world but it certainly is the biggest to be unearthed from the Panna mines in Madhya Pradesh.

"We have found the biggest ever diamond. The diamond is not only bigger in size, but it is of extremely good quality as compared to the diamond we found in 2005," C. E. Kindo, project manager at the National Mineral Development Corporation's (NMDC) said over telephone from Panna.

The 34.37-carat diamond, which was recovered from a pit during a daily blasting on Tuesday, could fetch over Rs 2 crore in an auction, NMDC officials said. "This is the biggest diamond that the NMDC has delivered in the past 65 years," he added.

The pear-shaped white gem-quality diamond has been sealed by the NMDC officials. Now, the sealed diamond will go under the hammer in an upcoming auction at Panna.

The officials said since the last NMDC diamond auction was held in Mumbai recently, the auction of the biggest ever diamond in Asia would take place in Panna itself. "We are yet to commercially value the diamond we have found," Kindo said. But, the diamond merchants in Bhopal have reacted with shock on knowing the size of the diamond.

When a Bhopal-based diamond merchant was asked if he had ever handled a 34.47 carat diamond, he queried incredulously if he was being asked about one diamond or several pieces of diamonds. The NMDC-owned Panna diamond mine in Madhya Pradesh is situated at Majhgaon.

This is the only mechanised diamond mine in Asia and is known across the world for producing top-quality gems. Panna diamonds are rated second only to South African mines, which hold the record of producing some of the largest diamonds in the world.

Reproduced From Mail Today. Copyright 2010. MTNPL. All rights reserved.

Kaushik S Sanghvi

Mahavir Gems, Mumbai.