
Product Related FAQ's
Emerald, also called Panna, is a natural green gemstone from the beryl family. It’s known for its distinct color and is often chosen by people who value communication, creativity, and thoughtful decision-making.
Yes. Rudragram Emerald stones are 100% natural and come with trusted lab certification, so you know exactly what you’re buying without any guesswork.
Most natural emeralds have internal lines or inclusions, often called “jardin.” These are normal and actually help identify a real emerald. A completely flawless emerald is extremely rare and usually very expensive.
Emerald is usually worn as a ring or pendant. Because it’s slightly softer than stones like Ruby or Sapphire, a secure setting is important to protect it from daily knocks.
Many business owners, speakers, writers, and creative professionals choose emerald because it’s traditionally associated with clear thinking and communication. It’s not a shortcut to success, but people often like it for its symbolic value.
If you’re new to gemstones, starting with a certified emerald in a comfortable size is a safe approach. If you’re unsure, our team can guide you based on practical use rather than complicated rules.
Yes, emeralds need gentle care. Avoid hard impacts and harsh chemicals. Cleaning with mild water and a soft cloth is usually enough to keep the stone looking fresh.
Emerald prices depend on color depth, clarity, cut, origin, and treatment. Rich green color with good transparency usually costs more, while lighter or more included stones are more affordable.
There’s no fixed rule. Most people choose a size that feels comfortable for regular wear and fits their budget. Bigger isn’t always better—quality and wearability matter more.
Rudragram focuses on authentic stones, proper certification, and honest guidance. We help you understand the stone clearly so you can make a confident and informed purchase.