Gemstones & figures

Types of Gemstones and Cuts

Jaipur known as the Pink City of India, is also a major hub for gemstone manufacturing. Gemstone manufacturing is a captivating art that turns raw materials into stunning, valuable gems. At Asgems various techniques such as cutting, shaping, and polishing are done in-house, We enhance the inherent beauty of the raw stones to produce finished gems in diverse shapes, sizes, and colors.
Gemstone shapes we manufacture – Cut Stone, Cabs, Beads, Carvings, Maniya, Faceted Beads, Almond Drops, Oval ….

Key features of gemstones include:

Color: The color of a gemstone significantly affects its appearance and value. Gemstones come in a wide range of colors, with the most valuable ones often displaying rich, vivid hues.
Clarity: Clarity pertains to the presence of internal or external imperfections. Greater clarity means fewer visible flaws.
Cut: The cut refers to how a gemstone is shaped and faceted to enhance its visual appeal.
Carat Weight: Larger gemstones are usually rarer and more valuable, provided their color and clarity are also high.
Hardness: Gemstones vary in hardness, which is their ability to resist scratching and abrasion. The Mohs scale is commonly used to measure this hardness.
Origin: The geographic source of a gemstone can affect its value and desirability.
Treatment: Many gemstones are treated to improve their color or clarity. Common treatments include heat, oiling, and other processes.

Tanzanite

Renowned for its striking blue-violet hues, our Tanzanite gemstones are expertly crafted to highlight their captivating colors and brilliance. We offer a diverse range of cuts and sizes, making each stone a unique addition to any collection.

Like diamonds, Tanzanite is graded according to the 4 C’s: Color, Clarity, Cut & Carat weight. The higher the combination of these Tanzanite properties, the rarer and more valuable the stone.

The Tanzanite Story…..
The world’s only source of this alluring stone is located on one very small patch of land at the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro. Tanzania, a country rich in folklore, boasts an ancient story in which the local Maasai saw a bolt of lightning come down from the sky and strike the ground turning all the rocks to a shimmering blue – Tanzanite.

Tourmaline

Tourmaline is a gem of many colors. From the vibrant Paraiba to the deep Indogolite and the rich Rubellite, our Tourmaline collection is celebrated for its stunning variety and intense colors. Each gemstone is meticulously shaped to showcase its natural beauty and unique characteristics.

“Tourmaline“ refers to the variety of colours: “Tourmaline” is derived from the Sinhalese term “turmali” for “stone with mixed colours”. It is also referred to as “chameleon gemstone”, which refers not only to the diversity of its colours, but also to the historical confusion with other gemstones.

Rubellite

Our Rubellite gemstones are known for their rich, pink and exceptional clarity. We take great care in cutting and polishing these gems to enhance their inherent beauty and brilliance.

Rubellite is a beautifully coloured red and pink gemstone, which belongs to the family of tourmalines. Rubellite is sometimes also called pink tourmaline.

At Asgems, our skilled craftsmen create exquisite idols and figures from semi-precious gemstones like tanzanite and tourmaline. Our collection includes beautifully carved representations of Lord Ganesha, Mahavira, and Buddha, each capturing the unique colors and elegance of the stones. Tanzanite’s deep blue to violet hues and the vibrant shades of tourmaline enhance the artistic detail and spiritual significance of these pieces, making them treasured additions to any collection.