Gemstone (Ratna) Report
A Gemstone Report identifies which gemstones (Ratna) suit your Vedic birth chart, which to avoid, and how and when to wear them. Prepared personally by Arjun, a Sydney-based Vedic astrologer, it is for anyone considering a ruby, pearl, emerald, sapphire or other astrological gem who wants advice grounded in their own chart before spending money.
In Vedic tradition each of the nine planets (Navagraha) is linked to a gemstone, and wearing it is believed to strengthen that planet’s influence. Because a gem amplifies rather than simply fixes, choosing the right one matters. Gemstones are a traditional remedy, not a medical treatment, and I always recommend a consultation before you wear one.
Price: $75 AUD – one report, prepared personally for your chart.
Find the gemstone that suits your chart
Vedic Gemstone Report – $75 AUD
Which gemstone belongs to which planet?
- Sun: Ruby (Manik)
- Moon: Pearl (Moti)
- Mars: Red Coral (Moonga)
- Mercury: Emerald (Panna)
- Jupiter: Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj)
- Venus: Diamond (Heera)
- Saturn: Blue Sapphire (Neelam)
- Rahu: Hessonite (Gomed)
- Ketu: Cat’s Eye (Lehsunia)
How do I choose the right gemstone?
Your Ascendant (Lagna, the sign rising at your birth) decides which planets act as friends for you. As a general rule, a gem is worn to support a helpful planet that is weak, never to strengthen one that causes trouble in your chart. Your running planetary period matters too, as I explain in Vimshottari Dasha: your good and bad years explained.
Your report includes:
Gemstone selection for your Ascendant
Analysis of each of the nine planetary gems for your chart, including stones to avoid
Gemstones matched to your current and upcoming Dasha periods
Your gemstone recommendation, with the finger, metal, day and mantra traditionally associated with it
Gemstone Report FAQs
Can the wrong gemstone cause problems?
Traditionally, yes. Because a gem is believed to strengthen its planet, wearing a stone for a planet that is difficult in your chart may intensify challenges rather than ease them. Blue Sapphire (Neelam) is especially known for this. That is why the report explains which stones to avoid as well as which suit you, and why I suggest a consultation before you wear any gem.
Are gemstones a cure for health or money problems?
No. Gemstones are a traditional Vedic remedy that many people wear for confidence, focus and a sense of support. They are not a treatment for illness and not a promise of financial results. Please keep seeing your doctor or financial adviser for those matters, and treat a gemstone as a complement to good advice, never a replacement.
How should I wear my gemstone?
Your report covers the finger, metal and day traditionally associated with your recommended stone, along with a suggested mantra for when you first put it on. Gems are usually set so they touch the skin. Before buying, check that the stone is natural and untreated, and talk to me if you are unsure about weight or quality.
Can I wear more than one gemstone?
Sometimes. Certain combinations are considered harmonious, while stones of planets that are natural enemies are usually kept apart. Your chart is looked at as a whole before more than one gem is suggested, and I would rather recommend one well-chosen stone than several that compete. Book a consultation if you’d like to talk it through.