COMPANY PROFILE:

Baltistan Gems International - BGI company is mainly dealing with the rough/ natural crystals/ specimens of gemstones mined from Baltistan region. Majority of our gemstone crystals & specimens mined from the mines by the local people of Baltistan region mainly from Shigar, Roundu, Haramosh and Ghanche Valleys, wherein, the company has its own mines at different villages of Roundu and Shigar having tremendous potentials of different varieties of gems and minerals deposits, while the local minors engaged in extraction of all kinds of natural gemstones through traditional as well as modern means of mining methods/ techniques.

Baltistan Gems International- BGI being a leading gemstone company committed and optimistic to ensure the provision of high standard quality of natural/ rough gemstones and create a friendly environment based on honesty, integrity, trust and high human values to its valuable international clients/ customers/ gems collector’s/ gems lovers during the service delivery process. As we know that the gemstones (precious & semi-precious) are the major force of the mineral kingdom. They are supposed to be storehouses of infinite cosmic vibrations emitted to Earth from the cosmos and the other heavenly bodies present in our solar system. Through these certain vibrations, frequency, and color of gemstones, they establish a connection between the Earth and the other heavenly bodies.

Due to current inclinations and style, gems and jewelry industries are speedily modernizing in Pakistan in particular and around the globe in general. Baltistan Gems International-BGI believes on the extensive market research for analyzing the demand of the market. we firmly believe that this observation helps us in providing the products desired by our international beloved customers.

As one of the most prominent online dealers, we offer various services catering to the needs of our valuable clients. Baltistan Gems International-BGI offer the following natural gemstones/ crystals/ specimens mined from across the Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan: Aquamarine, tourmaline, topaz, garnet, morganite, quartz, amethyst, scheelite, goshenite, ruby, emerald, diopside, apatite, vivianite, triplite, titanite, pargasite, Vayrynenite, rhodochrosite, fluorite, hambergite, Hematite, axinite, epidote, zercon and sween.