Sundari Blogs
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Birthstones
Mostly gifted for birthdays and anniversaries, birthstones are a cherished tradition throughout the world. Although birthstones have religious orig... -
All About Amethysts
Some of the myths, legends and facts associated with the amethysts are sure to keep conversation flowing at a party. So here's all the interesting information that you need to know... -
Labradorite Jewellery: How To Wear It?
It is the natural instinct of people to adorn themselves. Beautifying one’s person has been in vogue since the dawn of civilization. Much water has... -
Reasons to Adorn Yourself with Silver
It is hypoallergic- You are not going to break out in rashes or experience constant itching when sporting beautiful pieces crafted out of sterling... -
History of Lapis Lazuli, the Mystique Blue Stone
Lapis Lazuli, a gemstone historically coveted is the symbol of truth and wisdom through history. Believed to combine the powers of heaven and earth... -
What is a Gemstone and a Gem Mineral? Why Amber is not a Gemstone?
What is a Gem Mineral? A gem gem mineral could be defined as a mineral i.e. naturally occurring crystalline inorganic substance, which is hard enou... -
The Tempest (the violent windy storm) stone. Why Pietersite is called the Tempest stone…
Pietersite is a beautiful creation of this wonderful nature. This stone is very rare and only found currently in Namibia; making Pietersite highly valuable, but also commonly faked as well. Pietersite has a mixture of colours within the stones, and some stones have quite unusual but beautiful colour combinations. Some stones have a mixture of various shades of brown, gold, blue, grey, black, white and clear.
