Collection
Gemstones, named and described.
The nine Navratna stones, and a working cabinet of turquoise, amethyst, citrine, garnet, opal, moonstone and peridot. Treatments are disclosed. Traditional associations are offered as tradition — not as a guarantee. Open the Navratna guide to explore each graha’s benefits.
16 stones · Navratna benefits
Manikya · Sun
Ruby
The king of gems. Warm, commanding, and the stone of the Sun.
Navratna · Pigeon-blood red
Moti · Moon
Pearl
The Moon’s gem — luminous, calm, and grown rather than cut.
Navratna · Cream to silver-white
Moonga · Mars
Red Coral
An organic gem of Mars — dense, warm, and unmistakably alive.
Navratna · Oxblood to salmon
Panna · Mercury
Emerald
Mercury’s garden — the green that jewellers measure all others against.
Navratna · Vivid garden green
Pukhraj · Jupiter
Yellow Sapphire
Guru’s stone — a yellow sapphire of weight, fire, and unforced colour.
Navratna · Honey to lemon gold
Heera · Venus
Diamond
Venus in crystal form — light broken into fire, life, and scintillation.
Navratna · Colourless to faint cape
Neelam · Saturn
Blue Sapphire
Saturn’s blue — velvety, serious, and never to be chosen in a hurry.
Navratna · Royal to cornflower blue
Gomed · Rahu
Hessonite
Rahu’s cinnamon garnet — warm, slightly sleepy in lustre, never glassy.
Navratna · Cinnamon honey
Lehsunia · Ketu
Cat’s Eye
Ketu’s chatoyant chrysoberyl — one living band of light across the dome.
Navratna · Honey green with a silver band
Firoza · Jupiter / Venus
Turquoise
The old sky-stone of Persia and Tibet — opaque, veined, and calm.
Cabinet stone · Sky blue with matrix
Jamuniya · Saturn / Jupiter
Amethyst
A purple quartz of cathedral colour — the accessible cousin of sapphire.
Cabinet stone · Deep violet
Sunela · Jupiter
Citrine
A golden quartz — warm, generous, and often confused with sapphire.
Cabinet stone · Madeira gold
Gomedak / Tamra · Mars / Sun
Garnet
A wine-dark silicate — fire without ruby’s price, and a character of its own.
Cabinet stone · Wine red
Upala · Venus
Opal
A hydrated silica that carries a weather of colour inside it.
Cabinet stone · Play-of-colour on white or black
Chandrakant · Moon
Moonstone
Feldspar with a floating blue sheen — the Moon, seen through water.
Cabinet stone · Adularescent blue on white
Putika · Mercury / Sun
Peridot
A volcanic green olivine — the evening emerald of older cabinets.
Cabinet stone · Lime olive
A first reading
Find a stone by rashi or weekday
This is the classical pairing used in Indian jewellery cabinets — not a substitute for a full horoscope. We are happy to sit with you and a report before a stone is set.
16 stones in the current cabinet. Traditional belief, not a medical or financial promise.