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Rough Gemstone Parcels & Auctions

A closer look at the colour and character within each lot.

Explore rough emerald parcels from Swat and rough peridot parcels from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Javaaz brings material from its own mines to buyers in clearly described lots.

Review the parcel details, discuss inspection and follow the purchasing method stated for the offering. Parcels may be offered by direct sale or through a scheduled auction.

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STEP 1

OUR PARCELS

Understand the material as a whole

A parcel brings a group of rough stones together as one offering. Its description should explain the composition of the group as well as the features of individual pieces.

Javaaz prepares emerald and peridot separately. Each lot has its own reference, photographs and description, so buyers can review the material being offered.

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Emerald parcels

Rough emeralds from Javaaz's mines in Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Review the lot for its colour, size range, crystal form and visible internal features, including the variation between stones.

Discover Swat Emeralds

Rough peridot gemstone — illustrative image

Peridot parcels

Rough peridot from Javaaz's mines in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Consider the parcel's colour, dimensions and visible features alongside the details recorded for the lot.

Discover Pakistani Peridot

Parcel weight describes the material offered. The amount and quality of any finished gemstones depend on the individual rough stones and the cutting decisions made.

STEP 2

LOT DETAILS

What each lot tells you

The lot reference connects the material to its description and photographs. Use that reference whenever you request further information or discuss a purchase.

Lot reference: The identifier used for this specific parcel.
Gemstone and origin: The gemstone and locality supported by the source records.
Total weight: The measured weight, units and basis, including whether attached rock or matrix is included.
Parcel composition: The size range, stone count where established and the way the material has been grouped.
Photographs: Views linked to the lot, with complete-parcel, sample and close-up images clearly identified.
Assessment notes: Observed colour, transparency, shape and relevant inclusions, fractures or other features.
Treatment and testing: Known treatment information, testing status and the scope of any independent report.
Purchasing method: Direct sale or a named auction, with the relevant enquiry route and terms.
Inspection: The viewing arrangements available for this parcel.

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STEP 3

CURRENT PARCELS

Explore the available lots

Review the parcels presented below, or contact Javaaz with your requirements. Each available lot states its sale method and the next step for buyers.

There are no parcels listed here at present. Enquire about current availability or tell us what you are looking for.

Enquire About Parcels

STEP 4

DIRECT SALES

Discuss a parcel with Javaaz

For a direct-sale lot, share its reference and the details you need. Our team will discuss the material and purchase arrangements with you.

STEP 1Request the details

Review the lot description and photographs. Ask about the recorded origin, assessment notes, treatment and testing information, or any additional views you need.

STEP 2Review the quotation

Request a quotation. Review its price, currency, validity, payment arrangements and collection or delivery costs.

STEP 3Agree the purchase

Confirm the material and agreed terms in writing. Payment and collection or delivery follow the arrangements set out for that transaction.

Request Parcel Information

STEP 5

AUCTIONS

When an auction is announced

Each Javaaz auction will have a sale notice identifying the lots, viewing arrangements, participation requirements and bidding instructions. Read that notice and the applicable terms before taking part.

STEP 1Register your interest

Tell us about your business and the gemstones you are interested in. The requirements for admission are stated for each sale.

STEP 2Review the lots

Read the catalogue and request any information you need. Arrange inspection where offered before deciding which lots to bid on.

STEP 3Confirm participation

Complete the requirements for the named auction. Confirm the bidding method, currency, deadlines and terms before submitting a bid.

STEP 4Follow the sale instructions

Submit bids through the stated channel and follow the instructions for results, payment and collection or delivery. The sale notice explains how awards are determined and confirmed.

Trade registration records your interest. Participation in a particular auction follows that sale's requirements.

STEP 6

INSPECTION

Take a closer look at the parcel

An overall photograph shows the group. Closer examination helps a buyer understand the stones within it.

Use the lot reference to ask about inspection arrangements, additional views and available records. The location, timing and conditions are agreed for the specific offering.

Request Inspection Details

STEP 7

ENQUIRE

Tell us about the parcel you need

Share your interest in emerald or peridot, the material you are looking for and any inspection questions. Include a lot reference if you are enquiring about a specific parcel.