Stone - emerald natural panna
Stone size -8.25 ratti -7.55 .carrot
Pendant - pure silver
Panna emerald benefits - this beautiful panna emerald stone is popular because of its healing properties and astrological effects. Emerald indicate the planet Mercury or budhh related to buddhi so known as budhh ratn .and mercury rules intellect so people wear this stone for enhance their intellectual powerf If fyou want to be a great orator with a clean and lucid style of communication then you should wear emerald panna stone and see your communication power tremendously increase. And this stone helps attract the powerful vibration from this planet and supply it in good measure for you.
The panna stone also help in increasing focus and concentration so it is helpful for students and learner. It is said -a pregnant women who wear the emerald doesn't have to endure long hours of labour paiband has a smooth and hassle free delivery. Emerald is symbol of prosperity , in the field of business panna consider as auspicious gemstone , it is the belief of people to gain profit and to touch the height of success one should wear the panna emerald.
Emerald is a natural beneficial Stone and represents good fate and fortune, divine guidance, divine grace, education, power of speech and knowledge.Very wide optical transmission band from UV to near-infrared,Highly resistant to scratching and abrasion,Extremely high melting temperature. Emerald belongs to the important group of beryl gemstones. There are quite a few different gemstone-quality varieties of beryl, most of which are classified based on color and coloring agents, such as pink morganite and red bixbite. There are also many other green colored gemstones that can be confused with green emerald, including aventurine, demantoid garnet, tsavorite, chrome tourmaline, chrome diopside, grossularite, uvarovite, verdelite, fluorite, hiddenite and peridot. Oiling is a common emerald treatment and in most cases, it is done right at the mining location. The term 'oiling' refers to the practice of immersing emeralds in a colorless oil or resin (most often cedar oil) in order to enhance color, clarity and stability.Emerald is the most precious stone in the beryl group. The name comes from the old French word 'esmeralde', which was derived from the Greek word 'smaragdos' meaning 'green stone.
