Our Gemstones Collection
Discover our Navratan Gemstone Collection, featuring the nine sacred gemstones of Vedic astrology. Click any gemstone below to learn about its traditional significance, who commonly wears it, and its traditionally believed benefits.
The Nine Sacred Gems
Ruby
Ruling Planet: Sun
Ruby(manik) is a highly precious gemstone representing the sun
(surya), the king of all planets in vedic astrology. It is a variety of the
mineral corundum, known for its deep crimson-red hue. The sun governs your
soul, willpower, fatherly relationships, reputation, and leadership qualities
Traditionally Believed Benefits
- Leadership, confidence, authority and vitality.
- Suitable for fine jewellery and collectors.
- Associated with positive planetary influence in traditional beliefs.
Who Should Wear?
Strongest Alignment: Highly beneficial for Leo (Simha)
ascendants, as the Sun is their ruling lord. It maximizes their health,
authority, and self-confidence. Friendly Signs: Individuals with Aries
(Mesha), Cancer (Karka), Scorpio (Vrischika), and Sagittarius
(Dhanu) ascendants can wear it to boost career success, name, and fame. Professionals: It is exceptionally lucky for government employees, politicians, administrative officers (like IAS/IPS), doctors, corporate leaders, and entrepreneurs.
Behavioral Needs: Anyone struggling with low self-esteem, lack of
motivation, or a weak relationship with their father can wear it for positive energy.
Who Should Avoid Ruby?
Incompatible Signs: Individuals with Taurus (Vrishabha), Gemini
(Mithun), Virgo (Kanya), Libra (Tula), Capricorn (Makara),
and Aquarius (Kumbha) ascendants should strictly avoid it. The Sun is
hostile to the ruling planets of these signs.]
Planetary Enemies: Do not pair Ruby with Blue Sapphire (Neelam),
Diamond (Heera), Gomed (Hessonite), or Cat's Eye (Lehsuniya).
The Sun shares an intense astrological enmity with Saturn, Venus, Rahu, and
Ketu.
- Color
- Red
- Wearing Day
- Put it on for the first time on a Sunday morning during a waxing moon (ShuklaPaksha)
- Metal
- It must be set in Gold or Copper
- Finger
- Wear it on the ring finger of your right or working hand
Pearl
Ruling Planet: Moon
A pearl (moti) is a highly revered gemstone in vedic astrology that represents the moon (chandra). Unlike other gemstones mined from the earth, pearls are organic gems formed inside the shells of living mollusks. In astrology, the moon governs human emotions, mental peace, and the subconscious mind
Who Should Wear?
Strongest alignment: Highly beneficial for cancer (karka)
ascendants, as the moon is their ruling planet. It brings them immense
emotional stability, peace, and good health.
Friendly signs: Individuals with aries (mesha), scorpio (vrischika), and pisces (meena) ascendants can wear it to boost luck, emotional control, and focus.
Professionals: It is excellent for people in professions requiring public interaction, caregiving, or creativity, such as medical professionals, artists, hoteliers, and psychologists.
Behavioral needs: Anyone suffering from a severe temper, constant anxiety, or depression can wear
it to soothe their mind
Who should avoid a pearl?
Incompatible signs: generally, individuals with taurus (vrishabha),
gemini (mithun), virgo (kanya), and capricorn (makara) ascendants should avoid wearing pearls unless specifically recommended by an
astrologer.
Planetary enemies: Do not pair a pearl with emerald (panna), blue sapphire (neelam), diamond (heera), or gomed (hessonite), as their ruling planets
conflict with the moon.
- Color
- White
- Wearing Day
- Put it on for the first time on a Monday morning during a waxing moon
- Metal
- It must be set in silver.
- Finger
- Wear it on the little finger of your right or working hand.
Red Coral
Ruling Planet: Mars
Red coral (Moonga) is a precious, organic gemstone formed deep underwater by marine organisms called polyps. In vedic astrology, it represents Mars (Mangal), the planet of energy, courage, physical strength, and administrative authority.
Who Should Wear?
Strongest alignment: Highly beneficial for aries (mesha) and scorpio (vrischika) ascendants, as mars is their ruling planet. It boosts their vitality, confidence, and leadership.
Friendly signs: Individuals with cancer (karka), leo (simha), sagittarius (dhanu), and pisces (meena) ascendants can safely wear it to improve luck and wealth.
Special cases: It is often prescribed to individuals with manglik dosha (mars afflictions in their birth chart) to minimize marital hurdles and domestic friction.
Professionals: highly lucky for soldiers, police officers, athletes, surgeons, engineers, and real estate developers.
Who should avoid red coral?
Incompatible signs: Individuals with taurus (vrishabha), gemini
(mithun), virgo (kanya), libra (tula), and aquarius (kumbha) ascendants should strictly avoid it. Mars acts as an unfavorable planet for these signs.
Planetary Enemies: Do not pair red coral with emerald (panna), diamond (heera), or blue sapphire (neelam). Mars is highly incompatible with mercury, venus, and saturn.
- Color
- Red / Orange
- Wearing Day
- Put it on for the first time on a Tuesday morning during a waxing Moon
- Metal
- It must be set in Gold or Copper
- Finger
- Wear it on the ring finger of your right or working hand.
Emerald
Ruling Planet: Mercury
An emerald is a precious gemstone
known for its distinct, vibrant green hue and historical connection to luxury
and royalty. It is a variety of the mineral beryl, colored by trace amounts of
chromium or vanadium
The "four cs": Like Diamonds, Emeralds are graded based on color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. Color is the most critical factor, with a rich, vivid green being the most prized
Astrology: In Vedic Astrology, the stone is known as panna and is linked to the planet mercury, believed to enhance intellect and communication skills
Who Should Wear?
Anyone can wear emeralds as a fashion statement, but in astrology, it is highly recommended for specific zodiac signs to unlock its spiritual benefits. In vedic astrology, the emerald (known as panna) is ruled by mercury (budh) and is worn to enhance intellect, speech, and wealth
- Color
- Green
- Wearing Day
- Put it on for the first time on a Wednesday morning during a waxing moon.
- Metal
- It is best set in Gold or Panch-dhatu (a five-metal alloy).
- Finger
- Wear it on the little finger of your right or working hand.
Yellow Sapphire
Ruling Planet: Jupiter
Yellow sapphire (Pukhraj) is one of the most powerful and auspicious gemstones in Vedic Astrology. It represents Jupiter (guru), the largest planet in the solar system, which governs wisdom, wealth, fortune, higher education, and spirituality
Traditionally Believed Benefits
- Attracts wisdom, wealth and good fortune.
- Believed to support spiritual growth and prosperity.
- Highly valued in traditional Navratan jewellery.
Who Should Wear?
Strongest alignment: Highly beneficial for Sagittarius (dhanu) and Pisces (meena) ascendants, as Jupiter is their ruling lord. It brings them immense success, health, and spiritual growth. Friendly signs: individuals with Aries (Mesha), Cancer (Karka), Leo (Simha),
and Scorpio (Vrischika) ascendants can safely wear it to enhance intellect and prosperity.
Special Cases: It is widely recommended for women facing delays
in marriage or marital discord, as jupiter signifies the husband in a woman's birth chart
Professionals: Extremely lucky for teachers, professors, lawyers, judges, authors, spiritual leaders, and finance professionals
Who should avoid Yellow Sapphire?
Incompatible Signs: Individuals with taurus (Vrishabha), Gemini (Mithun), Virgo (Kanya), Libra (Tula), and Capricorn (Makara) ascendants should generally avoid it. Jupiter rules unfavorable houses for these signs. Planetary enemies: do not pair yellow sapphire with Diamond (Heera), Opal, or Gomed (Hessonite). Jupiter
is incompatible with venus and rahu.
- Color
- Yellow
- Wearing Day
- Put it on for the first time on a Thursday morning during a waxing moon.
- Metal
- It must be set in gold or Panchdhatu (a five-metal alloy)
- Finger
- Wear it on the index finger of your right or working hand.
Dimond
Ruling Planet: Venus
Diamond (Heera) symbolises brilliance, purity and enduring beauty, with Venus as its ruling planet in Vedic tradition.
Traditionally Believed Benefits
- Brings luxury, happiness and harmony in relationships.
- Believed to enhance charm and artistic sensibility.
- The ultimate expression of fine jewellery craftsmanship.
Who Should Wear?
Traditionally worn for love, beauty and creative success. Commonly associated with Taurus and Libra.
- Color
- White
- Wearing Day
- Friday
- Metal
- White gold / Platinum
- Finger
- Ring finger
Blue Sapphire
Ruling Planet: Saturn
Blue Sapphire (Neelam) is among the most powerful Navratan stones, ruled by Saturn in Vedic astrology.
Traditionally Believed Benefits
- Provides protection, discipline and career growth.
- Known for rapid impact in traditional beliefs.
- Believed to bring clarity and focus.
Who Should Wear?
Traditionally recommended after careful astrological consultation due to its potent nature. Often associated with Capricorn and Aquarius.
- Color
- Blue
- Wearing Day
- Saturday
- Metal
- Iron / Silver / Gold
- Finger
- Middle finger
Hessonite
Ruling Planet: Rahu
Gomed (hessonite) is a deep brown or honey-colored variety of garnet that represents rahu, the shadow planet (north node of the moon) in vedic astrology. Rahu is known for its sudden, unpredictable effects, making gomed a fast-acting gemstone that brings rapid success or intense changes
Traditionally Believed Benefits
- Removes obstacles, fear and confusion.
- Believed to support focus during challenging periods.
- Valued for its unique appearance and rarity.
Who Should Wear?
Strongest alignment: highly beneficial for individuals with Aquarius
(Kumbha) ascendants, as Rahu shares a strong affinity with Saturn, the ruler of Aquarius.
Friendly Signs: individuals with taurus (Vrishabha), Gemini (Mithun), Virgo (kanya), and libra (tula) ascendants can wear it, provided rahu is well-placed in their birth charts.
Astrological Conditions: it is specifically prescribed during the rahu
mahadasha or antardasha (major or sub-periods of rahu) to ward off
confusion and evil energies.
Professionals: Extremely lucky for politicians, tech innovators, gamblers, share market traders, lawyers, and
people working in aviation or digital marketing
Who should avoid gomed?
Incompatible Signs: individuals with aries (mesha), cancer
(karka), leo (simha), scorpio (vrischika), sagittarius (dhanu), and pisces (meena) ascendants should strictly avoid it.
Rahu is hostile to the sun, moon, mars, and jupiter.
Planetary Enemies: Do not pair Gomed with ruby (manik) or pearl (Moti). Mixing rahu's chaotic energy with the sun or moon causes mental distress and misfortune.
- Color
- Honey / Brown
- Wearing Day
- Put it on for the first time on a Saturday evening during a waxing moon
- Metal
- It must be set in silver or Panchdhatu (a five-metal alloy).
- Finger
- Wear it on the middle finger of your right or working hand.
Cat's Eye
Ruling Planet: Ketu
Cat's Eye (Lehsunia) is associated with Ketu and is prized for its striking chatoyancy — the luminous band that moves across the stone.
Traditionally Believed Benefits
- Protects from negative energies and accidents.
- Believed to support spiritual insight and detachment.
- A rare and distinctive Navratan gemstone.
Who Should Wear?
Traditionally recommended for those seeking protection and spiritual growth. Ketu-related consultation is advised.
- Color
- Greenish / Grey
- Wearing Day
- Tuesday / Saturday (night)
- Metal
- Silver / Panchdhatu
- Finger
- Middle finger
