The shop may be good and the jewelry too but we were taken there by "force" by our guide during our trip instead of a visit to a precious stone factory... A welcoming committee was waiting for us, they took us to a room upstairs without speaking to us, sat us down watching a film and left us in the dark for at least 15 minutes before I said stop. On the way down we are strongly forced to buy, they put in our hands the most expensive jewelry (100,000 rupees) but be careful, we make many incomprehensible calculations to make a nice discount and arrive at 70,000 rupees like that by magic. ..! You don't have the peace to look, the salesman follows you around the store and only presents you with expensive jewelry. In short, we were almost banned from going out as long as we didn't buy anything, I took her the ugliest and cheapest jewelry to quickly get out of here. A shame, stop robbing tourists like this!!!!

Gemstone shop Very expensive compared to others Great variety Knowledge and education Generous reception

In short, useful Caution, caution, caution

Staff at this place including the manager bahave like they do not belong to the earth. No connection with the local communities. No little support Given upon request. Previous manager (Nalir if not mistaken) did know about give and take thingy and the new ones are clowns.