Jeevan Ratna

Yellow sapphire is one of the most popular gemstone variants, a corundum family gemstone. Yellow sapphire is highly valued for its bright color, durability, hardness, and brilliance. It is also thought to have astrological and metaphysical properties, particularly in the Vedic tradition. In this blog post, we will look at the history, properties, quality factors, treatments, imitations, and costs of yellow sapphire gemstones, as well as some buying and caring suggestions. Points to be explored: Origins of Yellow Sapphire Gemstone Properties of Yellow Sapphire Gemstone Quality Factors of Yellow Sapphire Gemstone Benefits of Yellow Sapphire Gemstone Uses of Yellow Sapphire Gemstone Yellow sapphire is a gemstone that has the power to offer peace and prosperity to those who wear it with belief and willingness. It represents hope, humanity, and spiritual awakening. Wear yellow sapphire to make sure it matches your horoscope and personality. To achieve the finest results, yellow sapphire sho...

Gemstones are influencing individuals through factors like their historical significance by rarity and value, their cultural importance, and their demand among collectors and investors. Gemstones that are popular among collectors, such as rare red diamonds, colorful Sapphires , Emeralds , and Rubies are considered rarer and more valuable than gemstones that are not as popular among collectors. Role of Gemstones in Vedic Astrology: Vedic astrology is an ancient knowledge system that investigates the impact of celestial bodies on human existence. Each planet, according to Vedic astrology, represents a different component of our personality, such as intelligence, courage, love, and so on. The planets also have an impact on us, based on their position in our birth chart. Vedic astrology has a very strong association with gemstones because of holy rituals, that use gemstones to promote love and security in relationships and to restore the harmony of energy fields. Vedic Astrology revealed...

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...

Since the beginning of time, people have used gemstones to support various aspects of life that are in decline. This practice is still prevalent today. One of the most adored, appealing, and desired gemstones is red coral, sometimes referred to as Moonga in India, and is recognized for its remarkable astrological, spiritual, and curative qualities. Red coral maintains a steady, high level of demand, therefore it wouldn't be incorrect to say that it wears an unofficial, hidden mark of glory. vibrant coral stones are some of the most valued gems in the collections of gem lovers due to their fascinating shine, mesmerizing deep crimson colors, magnificent size, and vital properties. Mars is intimately and closely associated with red coral stone. Mars is a powerful planet that has the ability to rapidly upend all parts of your life, including your relationships, work, education, and others. Bugging problems can be resolved and your life's quality elevated beyond your expectations b...

Gemstones are considered rare and valuable due to their unique colors, characteristics, and origins. For example, a gemstone with a rare color, such as the pink of a diamond or the orange-pink of a padparadscha sapphire, is considered more valuable than a gemstone with a common color, such as the yellow of a citrine or the blue of a sapphire. The rarity of a gemstone is also determined by its availability and accessibility. Gemstones that are found in remote or inaccessible locations, such as the mines of Madagascar or the mountains of Afghanistan, are considered more rare and valuable than gemstones that are found in more accessible locations, such as the mines of Brazil or the United States. The value of a gemstone is also determined by its quality, which is measured by its color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. A gemstone with a high quality, such as a diamond with a high color and clarity grade, is considered more valuable than a gemstone with a low quality, such as a diamond with...

The pearl and the moon are connected in ancient Vedic astrology. The pearl is thought to offer a soothing and calming influence on the user, much as the softness and tranquility the moon exudes. White pearls in particular represent purity, knowledge, riches, and honesty. Pearls are for people whose astrological chart's Moon is weak. The power of the Moon will be increased and the effects will be calmed if you wear pearls. Those with a favorable Moon in their horoscope are also advised to wear pearls. So, it is likely that your astrologer suggested that you wear a moti if you frequently experience stress, anxiety, overthink, or get easily sad (pearl). Pearls are recommended by astrologers to people who are experiencing emotional instability. Yet, pearl jewelry might still be advantageous for those who are emotionally stable. What Advantages Do Pearl Gemstones Offer ?  Here are a few advantages of wearing pearl stone in astrology, according to astrologer:   bring mental stabilit...

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