Jewellery From Pakistan = Pākistānī Zevarāt
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Apart from the emeralds and rubies for which Pakistan is renowned, a variety of semi- precious stones are also found, and these include aquamarine, topaz, tourmaline, kunzite, jade, lapis-lazuli, garnet, and fluorite.
Jade occurs in Gilgit and the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan. Jade is a loose description of two different minerals: jadite and nephrite. Jadite is the more precious of the two minerals and found in various colours including red, brown, white and black. The rich olive gr...een is the most sought after. Jade has a very sound structure with intertwining crystals and is ideal for carving.
Fluorite isfound in Chitral, Dir, Hazara and Baluchistan, with the largest deposits occuring in the northern part of the Koh-i-Maran Range in Kalat. It occurs in discontinuous veins in nearly all types of rocks as cleavable, granular and fibrous masses. The most common colours are green, yellow and blue, but it is also found in various shades of red or brown. Ranging from transparent to nearly opaque, it can be facet or cabochon cut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apart from the emeralds and rubies for which Pakistan is renowned, a variety of semi- precious stones are also found, and these include aquamarine, topaz, tourmaline, kunzite, jade, lapis-lazuli, garnet, and fluorite.
Jade occurs in Gilgit and the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan. Jade is a loose description of two different minerals: jadite and nephrite. Jadite is the more precious of the two minerals and found in various colours including red, brown, white and black. The rich olive gr...een is the most sought after. Jade has a very sound structure with intertwining crystals and is ideal for carving.
Fluorite isfound in Chitral, Dir, Hazara and Baluchistan, with the largest deposits occuring in the northern part of the Koh-i-Maran Range in Kalat. It occurs in discontinuous veins in nearly all types of rocks as cleavable, granular and fibrous masses. The most common colours are green, yellow and blue, but it is also found in various shades of red or brown. Ranging from transparent to nearly opaque, it can be facet or cabochon cut.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pakistan. Export Promotion Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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