The growing preference for premium coloured gemstones as against gold is also translating into higher prices. Paraiba tourmalines, among the rarest gemstones, sell for around Rs 5 lakh per carat in India. Demand for these stones is particularly strong among high-net-worth buyers in Mumbai, followed by customers in Delhi and South India.
The growing preference for premium coloured gemstones as against gold is also translating into higher prices. Paraiba tourmalines, among the rarest gemstones, sell for around Rs 5 lakh per carat in India. Demand for these stones is particularly strong among high-net-worth buyers in Mumbai, followed by customers in Delhi and South India.
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The growing preference for premium coloured gemstones as against gold is also translating into higher prices. Paraiba tourmalines, among the rarest gemstones, sell for around Rs 5 lakh per carat in India. Demand for these stones is particularly strong among high-net-worth buyers in Mumbai, followed by customers in Delhi and South India.
