Jeevan Ratna

Gemstones , the earth's hidden treasures, have captivated humanity for millennia with their mesmerizing beauty and purported mystical powers. These natural wonders are a feast for the eyes and carry deep significance in various cultures and traditions. Today, we delve into the fascinating distinction between astrological and ornamental gemstones, unraveling the mysteries that set them apart. Points to be explored... Gemstones for astrology: The cosmic linkages Beautiful Gemstones: Their eye-catching allure Connecting point of beauty and purpose Gemstones for Astrology: The Cosmic Linkages Astrological gemstones have a long history of use and are frequently worn as amulets or talismans. These stones are thought to have the ability to affect an individual's surrounding energies, which may result in favorable changes in that person's life. These jewels were chosen with a strong sense of cosmic connectedness in mind, not just aesthetic appeal. Based on a person's birth char...

Did you know that each month of the year has a corresponding gemstone? These gemstones are also known as birthstones, and they are believed to have special meanings and powers for those who wear them. In this blog post, we will explore the history and significance of each Birthstone according to birth month. What is Birthstone? A birthstone is a gemstone that represents a person's period of birth, which is usually the month or zodiac sign. Birthstones are a fun, popular and colorful introduction to the world of gemstones. They appeal to audiences around the world regardless of gender, age, nationality, or religion. Birthstones carry secrets, attributes, and lore that are unique to each gemstone. There are countless myths and legends about the many different powers and attributes that birthstones have. Whether or not you believe these legends it’s hard to disagree that learning about birthstones can be an educational and entertaining experience. Let's explore each birthstone acc...

Turquoise  is a semi-valuable gemstone that has been pursued by large numbers of the world's civilizations. The stone's exceptional variety has a blue tint to it with traces of green in certain cuts. The origin of name for this semi-precious gemstone comes from (Pierre) turquoise, which is the Old French phrase for 'Turkish (stone)'. It was commonly mined in Central Asia, particularly in Persia's historical Khorasan region, and then brought to Europe by traveling salesmen. In this blog post, we'll explore the history, healing properties, and energizing turquoise, as well as the many different ways they can be used to create beautiful jewelry. So read on to  learn more about the turquoise gemstone