The striking green hue of Zamurd Stone is widely recognized and is ascribed to minute concentrations of chromium and occasionally vanadium. This gemstone, which belongs to the beryl mineral family, is highly valued due to its scarcity and elegance. Every emerald has a different appearance due to its vibrant green tint and special internal features, called inclusions, which are sometimes referred to as the stone's "garden." Based on a Mohs hardness rating of 7.5 to 8, the Zamurd Stone is sufficiently durable for daily use, but handling it carefully is still necessary to prevent damage. In the jewelry industry, its distinctive qualities make it extremely desirable.
