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Gemstone: Yellow Sapphire Treatment: Unheated & Untreated
Cut: Faceted Refractive Index: 1.760-1.770
Shape: Oval Composition: Natural
Origin: Sri Lanka (ceylon) Colour: Yellow
Specific Gravity: 4 Weight (carat): 7.35 Carats
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100% GUARANTEE:
Lab Testing Report Certificate comes along with yellow sapphire (pukhraj).
About:
Yellow Ceylonese Sapphire, also known as Pukhraj in Hindi, is a precious gemstone associated with the planet Jupiter (Brihaspati). In Vedic astrology, it's considered highly auspicious and is believed to bring numerous benefits to the wearer. Here's a breakdown of who can wear it and how:
Who Can Wear It:
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Those with a weak Jupiter:
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In Vedic astrology, if Jupiter is weakly placed in a person's birth chart, wearing a yellow sapphire is believed to strengthen its positive influence.
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Individuals in specific professions:
- It's often recommended for those in fields related to:
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Education (teachers, professors)
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Law (lawyers, judges)
- Finance (bankers, financial advisors)
- Spirituality (priests, religious leaders)
- Writing and publishing
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Those seeking marital harmony:
- It's believed to be particularly beneficial for women seeking a happy and harmonious married life.
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Those seeking prosperity and wisdom:
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Jupiter represents knowledge, wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune. Therefore, anyone seeking these qualities can benefit from wearing a yellow sapphire.
How to Wear It:
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Timing:
- The most auspicious time to wear a yellow sapphire is considered to be a Thursday morning, during Shukla Paksha (waxing moon).
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Metal:
- Traditionally, it's recommended to set the yellow sapphire in gold. However, other suitable metals include silver.
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Finger:
- It's typically worn on the index finger of the right hand.
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Purification and Activation:
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Before wearing the gemstone, it's advisable to purify and activate it. This can be done through a simple ritual:
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Dip the ring or pendant in raw cow's milk, Ganga water, or clean water.
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While doing this, chant the Jupiter mantra "Om Gram Greem Graum Sah Gurave Namah."
- Offer incense and flowers.