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Unveiling the Mystique of Ancient Natural Sapphire Mukkaru Beads
Dive into the captivating history of the gem industry with Ancient Natural Sapphire Mukkaru Beads, hailing from the depths of Sri Lanka’s rich heritage. These precious relics bear witness to a bygone era, where the skilled hands of the Mukkaru people crafted treasures beyond compare.
Our collection features three exquisite specimens, each carrying a unique story within its depths. Weighing in at 2.86 ct, 2.24 ct, and 1.03 ct respectively, these beads vary in size, yet share the same legacy of craftsmanship.
Adorned in hues of Light Yellow and very light Blue, these beads exude a timeless elegance that transcends the ages. Despite their inclusion clarity, their allure remains undiminished, a testament to their enduring beauty.
Fashioned into polished stones, these beads boast a natural and unheated treatment, preserving their authenticity and charm. Their distinct shape, reminiscent of ancient craftsmanship, adds a touch of nostalgia to their appeal.
Originating from the Galpaya “Mukkaru” Deposit Mining site in Sri Lanka, these beads hold a special significance. It was here, amidst the lush landscapes, that the Mukkaru people once thrived, their expertise in gem mining and trading revered across lands.
The Mukkaru, an ancient race of skilled artisans, migrated to Sri Lanka during the reign of ancient kings. Renowned for their mastery over gemstones, they employed traditional polishing techniques, using Kabarondum dust to shape the hardest of stones, including Sapphire.
Today, as we revisit the sites once frequented by the Mukkaru, we unearth hidden treasures and forgotten gems. Stones like spinel and garnet, once overlooked, now command the highest regard and fetch premium prices in the market.
Step back in time and marvel at the legacy of the Mukkaru, as we unveil the mystique of Ancient Natural Sapphire Mukkaru Beads. Journey through history and witness the timeless allure of these exquisite gems, crafted with precision and passion by the hands of ancient artisans.
