EMERALDS THE HIGH JEWEL

Emeralds are a chromatic affair synonymous with elegance. Since their beginning in 330 BC, emeralds have ingeniously paved their way to contemporary jewellery trends.

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Symbolically, emerald brings a sense of clarity, renewal, and rejuvenation, which is so important in today's complex world." - Leatrice Eiseman. Jewellery accentuates any bride's charisma in an illustration of her core. The quintessential element of a bridal look, the righteous jewellery pieces can demonstrate exquisiteness and royalty. The highlight of an ultramodern bride is capturing the essence of traditional grace with a touch of modernised flair. Since a hint of colour is ideal for outrighting the statement look. What's better than a lush-green emerald that symbolises loyalty, new beginnings, security and peace to mark the onset of your love journey? This bewitching gemstone can be worn dynamically with ethnic and western attire, making it an excellent requisite for your trousseau. The allure of the green gem has never lost its magnetism.

The History And The Lore

Deriving its name from the ancient Greek word for green, 'smaragdus', the luscious green hue of emerald exhibits a soothing aura. Emerald gemstones were mined in Egypt as early as 300 BC. Formerly; the Incas used emeralds in their jewellery and religious ceremony for more than 500 years. Belonging to the Beryl family of Beryllium, Aluminium, Silicate, emerald is considered one of the four precious stones God gave to King Solomon to endow power to overall creation. Symbolising the rebirth and renewal that recuperates with spring, emerald is the birthstone for May. Passionate for this green-coloured gem Cleopatra, the majesty herself has adorned emeralds and stays exhilarated by its sheer charm and uniqueness to date.

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