Gilgit-Baltistan and the North
Natural gemstones from Pakistan's northern valleys
Our focus is on gemstones and minerals from Pakistan, especially Gilgit-Baltistan and the northern areas. Each stone is presented with its origin and material details stated plainly.
Where they come from
Specialized in northern Pakistani minerals
Geological context
Shaped by high-altitude terrain
The mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan and the northern areas hold a wide range of gemstones and minerals. We describe the geological context of each material directly, so you can judge its character for yourself.
Authentic characteristics
Material details explained directly
We explain the visible characteristics of each specimen, including color, clarity, and crystal form, so collectors and geologists can research regional Pakistani mineral origins with confidence.
Raw and cut
From northern valleys to your collection
We connect enthusiasts to both raw and cut stones preserved from northern valleys, presenting each piece with its origin and the trade experience behind it.
Key mineral groups
Aquamarine, tourmaline, and quartz
Among the mineral groups we handle, these three are central to the high-altitude valleys of the north.
Beryl group
Aquamarine
A blue-green beryl found in the northern regions, valued by collectors for its clear, cool color and natural crystal form.
Tourmaline group
Tourmaline
A complex boron silicate with a wide color range. Specimens from the north are presented with their visible color zoning and crystal structure described plainly.
Quartz group
Quartz
One of the most common minerals in the mountains, quartz appears here in clear and tinted forms, each one a useful reference for understanding regional geology.