Emerald Stone - Panna stone

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Panna stone, which is ubiquitously called Emerald stone, is one of the most cherished gems in the navratna clan. Referred to by many other names like Markatmani , Budh Ratna , and Margatham this gem symbolizes new beginnings, intelligence, and creativity with its lush green hues. Ruled by Mercury( Budh) the planet of communication and intellect (Budhi), Panna. Ratna holds a venerated place in Vedic astrology. Apart from its astrological strength, it's also a covetable choice in exquisite jewellery—often spotted on celebrities and high-society figures. Read More Overview Benefits Who Should Wear Pricing Care & Cleaning FAQ's What is Emerald Gemstone (Panna Stone)? Emerald (पन्ना रत्न) is a gemstone that has been stealing hearts for centuries. It belongs to the beryl family and has been celebrated across many cultures for its healing energy and timeless beauty. In Sanskrit, it’s called Marakata; in old Islamic texts, Zamrud; and in ancient Greek mythology, it was known as Smaragdus. You will even find mentions of it in the Bible, the Quran, and the Garuda Purana. From Cleopatra to the Ambanis, emeralds have always had a special place in the lives of the rich and royal. And let’s not forget the very famous Nita Ambani emerald necklace—you have definitely seen it in the headlines more than once! Properties of Emerald Stone: Chemical Composition Beryllium Aluminium Silicate (Be3Al2(SiO3)6) along with slight amounts of chromium and vanadium. Mineral Family Beryl Origin Colombia (in USA), Zambia, Brazil, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Egypt, Ethiopia, Spain, Russia, Australia Color Bluish-green to pure verdant green, with different colour saturation Clarity Type 3 grading with natural inclusions (fissures, jardins, and fractures) Cut Round, oval, cushion, emerald, among others. Transparency Usually translucent, with higher-quality stones offering greater transparency. Luster Vitreous (shiny like glass) Hardness ( Mohs Scale ) 7.5 – 8 Refractive Index 1.5 – 1.6 Specific Gravity

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