Zamrud Stone

Name: Zamrud Stone
Brand: Shubh Gems
Rating: 4.8 (1749 reviews)

Zamrud is the Arabic and Urdu name for Emerald — known as Panna in Hindi, Markat Mani in Sanskrit, and Maragatham in South India. The word Zamrud has deep historical roots across the Arab world, Persia, and the Indian subcontinent, where Emerald was among the most prized gemstones traded along the ancient Silk Route and across the Mughal Empire. Zamrud holds an important place in Islamic gemological tradition and was extensively used in Mughal jewellery — some of the most magnificent Zamrud pieces are preserved in royal collections worldwide. As the Ratna of Budh (Mercury) in Vedic astrology, Zamrud is worn to sharpen the intellect, enhance communication, and attract success in business and commerce. Read More...

Colour & Quality: The finest Zamrud displays a vivid, pure green — the deep chromium-rich green of Colombian origin or the rich, slightly bluish-green of Zambian origin — with strong colour saturation and good transparency. Natural inclusions (jardin) are a characteristic of genuine Zamrud. Treatment status — particularly the level of oil or resin filling — is a critical quality factor that must be disclosed on every laboratory certificate.

Origin: Colombian Zamrud is the most celebrated origin globally — producing stones of extraordinary colour saturation and vivid green brilliance. Zambian Zamrud offers consistently deep colour with higher natural clarity. Shubh Gems stocks both origins.

Astrological Use: Zamrud is recommended for Mithun (Gemini) and Kanya (Virgo) ascendants and for those seeking Mercury's intellectual and commercial blessings.

Price: Natural certified Zamrud ranges from ₹3,000 to ₹2,00,000+ per carat depending on origin and quality.

Shubh Gems offers 100% natural Zamrud certified by IGI, GIA, or IIGJ. Over 25 years of trust. The jewel of the Mughals — natural, certified, and yours.