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Navaratna Gems and Jewellery +91-8048371601 Navaratna Gems And Jewellery https://www.indiamart.com/navaratna-vijayawada/ Mr.(Late) VM Shamsuddin who is the Ikon and he gave a lessons Which is support to establish the Navaratna Gem Testing laboratory. By his Son Mr. VMS Khamaruddin Chief Gemmologist of NGTL he have a lot of experience and have been run a forefather ... About Us Mr.(Late) VM Shamsuddin who is the Ikon and he gave a lessons Which is support to establish the Navaratna Gem Testing laboratory. By his Son Mr. VMS Khamaruddin Chief Gemmologist of NGTL he have a lot of experience and have been run a forefather Business (Gemstones) Wholesale in South india Successully From 20 Years. After that he established a online sales for a customers who wants a genuine GEM . A NGTL applies an uncompromising code of operation that maintains a transparent and high standard with the help of highly sophisticated technology and qualified gemmologists. It has elaborate processes in place to ensure a diamond's anonymity through the grading process to deliver quality that inspires confidence. Submitting a diamond/gemstone/studded jewellery to NGTL is a simple process. We will now take you through the entire process of how a diamond/gemstone/studded jewellery travels within NGTL from the time it is dropped off into the laboratory till it is given back to the customer, certified. POWER OF NAVRATNASOne of the attractions in the world of planetary gems is the navratna- literally meaning nine gems. In the vedic tradition, each one of the navagrahas/ nine planets has been ascribed a precious gem. Navratna embodies the planetary energies of all planets and harnesses them for the wearer. The fascination with navratnas in India and surprisingly in Asia, is amazing. The navratna talisman for harnessing planetary powers must be made of flawless,... For more information, please visit https://www.indiamart.com/navaratna-vijayawada/aboutus.html OTHER SERVICES P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Natural White Sapphire Grading For Diamond Studded Jewellery Grading For Loose Diamond S Grading For Coloured Stone S Loose And Studded F a c t s h e e t Nature of Business :Service Provider CONTACT US Navaratna Gems And Jewellery Contact Person: VMS Khamaruddin Shop No 24, Mahalakshmi Towers, Raja Gopala Chary Street Vijayawada - 520002, Andhra Pradesh, India +91-8048371601 https://www.indiamart.com/navaratna-vijayawada/.
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