5 most underrated gemstones used in Indian jewellery

A beautiful gemstone, which is an underrated piece, exhibits a fluorescent effect that looks absolutely captivating. Fluorite stones are made of elements that are present in our bones and teeth. These majestic stones range from transparent to translucent and are found in shades of blue, green, yellow, lilac, purple, and gold. If you are a crystal healer, then fluorite should be in your creations, as it eliminates negativity and confusion from your aura.
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If you’re looking for a versatile and unique addition to your jewellery, then add this member of the chalcedony family, which is characterised by featuring more than just one colour. These gemstones are usually translucent and sometimes opaque as well. But rare agate stones are completely clear. Some of the popular colours found in agate gemstones include black, green, cream, yellow, pink, blue, and turquoise. There are a few competitors of agate which are available in a variety of colours, more than agate offers, making it an underrated choice.
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If you wish to wear a stunning purple stone, then you cannot go wrong with sugilite. First discovered in 1944, this rare gemstone was named after the Japanese geologist who first discovered it. It is an opaque stone with a waxy purple lustre and can range from light greyish lilac to deep purple. It is one of the most powerful crystal healing stones. It is said that one who wears it is given the gift of wisdom and divine love.
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Tourmaline is found in shades of black, red, pink, brown, yellow, green, blue, and violet. It is also available in a colourless shade, whereas it is rarely found in multi-coloured shades, which are picked by the jewellers at times. The stone was not primarily used for jewellery-making but was heavily used in the segment of art, and is a versatile option for preservation and decoration.
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Another transparent stone that has shades of blue, pink, green, violet, yellow, and brown is also found in colourless varieties. It is named for the Greek word ‘apatao’, which means ‘to deceive’. Apatite beads are highly affordable, allowing you to create a beautiful piece on a budget. However, there are similar-looking gemstones that are more stunning and with sharper cuts than apatite, which often catch the eyes of the elite class.
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