Museum of Gem and Jewellery June Update

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MUSEUM OF GEM AND JEWELLERY Rainbow colors of nature - find stones of the same color  Tanzanite stone become famous after Titanic movie , find it in MGJF Have you seen fossils of plants ,fishes and shells? VISIT US TO KNOW MORE Museum of Gem and Jewellery celebrated " World Museum Day " on 18th May and on this date , Museum entry was complimentary to all the visitors. We had good response and had visitors from all walks of life . MGJF In News CSARITE® is a new arrival at Museum of Gem and Jewellery. A precious gemstone so exceptional, it has been identified as a previously unknown variety of diaspore. Only found in one place in the world, CSARITE® quality Turkish diaspore is meticulously excavated at a height of more than 3,000 feet in the remote foothills of the Anatolian mountains in Turkey. CSARITE® Tsavorite or tsavolite is a variety of the  group species grossular a calcium-aluminium garnet with the formula Ca3Al2Si3O12Trace amounts of vanadium or chromium provides the green color. Discovered in northeastern Tanzania in 1967 . Tiffany & Co. Named this gem 'tsavorite in allusion to the locality , which included Tsavo river and Tsavo National Park Tsavorite Thewa is a special art of jewellery making which involves fusing of intricately worked-out sheet gold on molten glass. It evolved in Pratapgarh District , Rajasthan India .Its origin dates back to the Mughal age.Thewa is a traditional art of fusing 23K Gold with multicoloured glass . The whole Thewa piece is hand crafted over a period of one month by skilled artisans Thewa Artwork & Jewellery Pearl is an organic gem formed in oysters - saltwater mollusk or freshwater mussels . A pearl is formed , when a foreign particle enters its mantle or body tissue, the body cells build up concentric layers (known as 'nacre') around the particle to protect the mantle. Chemical composition: Calcium Carbonate with organic matter   CaCO3 + conchiolin + H2OCommon Colours :White, gray, yellow, pink, black, brown,blue   Stone Of the Month June MUSEUM OF GEM AND JEWELLERY FEDERATION 1ST FLOOR RAJASTHAN CHAMBER BHAWAN MI ROAD JAIPUR-3 TEL 0141-4916565 |Email: info@mgjjaipur.com | mgjjaipur.com Find Us On

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Pearl Moonstone and Alexandrite 

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Zodiac and Stone Of The Month : Gemini and Emerald

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Gemini and Emerald

Rewind of April

Zodiac and Stone Of The Month : Taurus and Diamond

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Taurus 

 Born between April 20th - May 20th

Taurus is the second of the 12 signs of the zodiac, which begins its cycle in the middle of spring every year during Taurus season—which falls around April 20-May 20. Whether or not you have Taurus planetary placements in your chart , it’s important to understand the energy of this sign, as various planets travel (or “transit”) through Taurus all year long, activating this sign’s earthy energy for everyone, regardless of your Sun sign.

Symbol: The Bull
Element: Earth

Associated Gemstone: Diamond & Emerald  

Characteristic: Patience, Reliability, Determination & Persistence

Associated Color: Yellow, Orange and Green

 Diamond : Polished and Ring

Diamond is considered the king of gems, diamond is recognized since ancient times as the hardest of all minerals. It is named after the Greek word adamas, meaning "unconquerable". Diamond is prized for fiery brilliance, caused by its exceptional lustre and dispersion. Only few people know that India was the only source  of diamonds for many centuries before they were discovered in South America in 1700s.

Chemical Composition: Carban ( C )

Colours: Colourless,yellow,brown,black,blue,green,pink & red

Fun Facts: Diamond is the hardest material on earth - 58 times harder than anything else in nature