Type of Saffron

The saffron stigma, commonly known as saffron threads, is the most valuable part of the saffron flower.
The size of the saffron stigma is typically ranging from 3 to 5 cm and consists of several components, including:
1) Nagin saffron: the red segments of the saffron stigma, with no yellow or white present.
2) Sargol saffron: Sargol saffron comprises the clean stigma portion of the saffron thread solely, without any yellow part or Styles.
3) Pushal saffron: Pushal saffron contains red stigmas and small white styles (3-5 mm). The threads are wound into coils.
4) Bunch saffron: the most basic type of saffron, made by putting together and drying saffron strands with cream.
5) Styles saffron: The stigma of saffron, which is in the central part of the plant, ends with a white root called saffron Styles..