ems have been the object of man's fascination ever since their discovery centuries ago. Today modern scientific Gemology is giving an insight into the character and the behavior of gems. The study of Gemology is relevant to the trader, the dealer, the artisan or anyone fascinated by gemstones, especially the lady in the house for it is she who appreciates the gems for their beauty and ornamental value.

Numerous references have been made to gems (ratna) in the Vedas, in the Bhava Prakasha and Brihad Samhita. Precious stones are believed to radiate certain energies and transmit cosmic rays to the wearer. Although the gems found in India are legion, gemmologists list 84 stones and amongst them nine stones: ruby, pearl, coral, emerald, yellow or white sapphire, diamond, blue sapphire, gomeda and cat's eye, which form the esteemed Navaratna. Out of this, five are taken to be Maharatnas (most superior gems) -- ruby, pearl, diamond, emerald and blue sapphire.

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