Girijan Co-operative Corporation

Honey (Pet Bottle) 1kg

Rs. 410.00
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GCC gathers about 300 metric tonnes of Honey from Nallamala Forests. It is a multi-flora honey dominated by Niger flora and sourced from other medicinal flowers of the forests of Andhra Pradesh. The Rock bee & Apiary honey collected by the tribals(Girijans) is further processed at GCC's modern honey processing units. This includes simple pasturisation, filtration and moisture reduction. The honey reaches the customers under the brand name Girijan Honey in 1 kg, 500 gm, 200 gm and 50 gm packs with "Agmark Special Grade" Certification. Girijan Honey is nature's original sweetner which is brought to you by GCC as a natural source of energy that also offers a unique combination of nutritional benefits. Honey is primarily composed of fructose, glucose and water. It also contains other sugars as well trace enzymes, minerals, vitamins and amino acids.The presence of fructose in honey makes it more sweeter than sugar. It is an invert sugar formed from natural floral nectars gathered by bees. The flavour and colour of honey differs depending on the bees' nectar source (the blossoms).

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* Health tips: Girijan Honey can be used as a quick source of energy. Girijan Honey helps in soothing sore throat. When taken with lukewarm water and lemon, cuts the unnecessary fat in the body. Girijan Honey is a blood purifying agent. Girijan Honey protects from cold, cough & fever. Useful in natural healing of burns, wounds & cuts.

Grading Scale



While diamonds are graded using the system devised by the Gemmological Institute of America (GIA) in the 1950s, there is no standardized or universally accepted grading system for colored stones like rubies, sapphires, emeralds, etc. Historically, it has always been a general practice to grade colored stones with the unaided eye. However, we have devised a grading scale, on the basis of the diamond grading scale, which is easy to understand and not only takes into consideration appearance with the naked eye but also the appearance under 10x magnification (i.e. a jeweler's loupe).

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Detailed Clarity Grading Scale on the Basis of which the Colored Stones listed in our store are graded (the first one being the best and the last one being the lowest grade)

Note: The numbers denote the intensity of inclusions i.e. the intensity of inclusions in a stone with VVS2 clarity would be more than those in a stone with VVS1 clarity.

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Gemstones are also graded on a scale from “A” to “E” by our gemmologists based on the overall appearance and after taking into consideration the combination of the following criteria:

  1. 1.General Rarity
  2. 2.Clarity Grade, intensity of inclusions and effect of inclusions on the overall appearance of the stone
  3. 3.Hue, Tone and Saturation of Colour
  4. 4.Cutting Grade
  5. 5.Origin
  6. 6.Appearance of the gemstone in relevance to the general appearance of stones in that particular group

This is a general grading scale which divides all gemstones into 5 parts depending on a variety of factors. A Majority of the stones listed on the store are grade “A” and grade “B” stones since we list very few grade “C’, “D” and “E” stones.

Also See: Gem Certification