About Sufi Aqeeq Stone

Sufi Aqeeq Stone is a family-run gemstone workshop based in Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan. For over 11 years, our founder Muhammad Qasim has been sourcing, verifying, and finishing natural Aqeeq stones for buyers across Pakistan and the world.

We sell loose Aqeeq stones only — no finished jewellery. Our buyers include collectors, jewellers who prefer to set their own pieces, and Muslims worldwide who value the spiritual significance of authentic Aqeeq. Each stone we list is hand-picked in person, checked against dyed or synthetic imitations, and polished to a mirror finish before it reaches the site.

Our mission is simple: honest stones at fair prices, sourced with respect for the trade that has shaped Aqeeq for centuries.

How we source

The Aqeeq market is full of dyed carnelian, glass imitations and heat-treated stones sold under famous names. To keep our catalogue clean, we buy in three ways only:

• Direct from mines. For Sulemani, Multani and other Pakistani varieties, we visit the mining districts ourselves and hand-select rough stone at the source.
• Trusted Yemeni and Ethiopian dealers. For Yemeni and Habashi (Ethiopian) Aqeeq, we work with two long-standing suppliers who have been in the trade for decades — the same names respected across the Gulf trade.
• In-house cutting and polishing. Every stone is finished in our own Gujranwala workshop, so nothing is repackaged from unknown hands.

Who we serve

Most of our buyers fall into one of three groups: collectors building a set of authenticated varieties, jewellers ordering loose stones to mount in their own designs, and individual wearers looking for a genuine ring or pendant stone with real spiritual meaning. Whichever group you fall into, you are dealing directly with the workshop — not a reseller.

Where we ship

We ship within Pakistan with Cash on Delivery and worldwide by tracked international post, with an estimated delivery time of about two weeks for overseas orders. Every parcel goes out in cushioned, tamper-evident packaging and includes a signed authenticity note from Muhammad Qasim.