Gemology - Vedic Astrological Remedy

Explore western and Vedic classifications of gemstones, including natural, synthetic, and imitation forms, and learn maharatna systems by pancha tattva, saptarishi, and navagraha, including 22 gems for astrological use.

Identify the main criteria for gemstone selection, including color, fire, chatoyancy, luster, cut, and transparency, and explain how these optical properties influence value and astrological use.

Explore astrological gemstone selection using birth month or sun sign, janma tithi, and nakshatra with ascendant, mapping signs to gemstones and applying wear and fortune-stone rules.

Explore ruby's physical properties as a corundum with red color, hardness nine, hexagonal crystals, transparency, vitreous lustre, refractive index 1.76–1.78, specific gravity 3.97–4.05, and astrological associations and substitutes.

Explore the formation, colors, and luster of pearls, and how the moon in Vedic astrology links emotional balance, intuition, relationships, and healing benefits.

Explore red coral’s physical properties, care, authenticity, and its astrological link to Mars, then review substitutes like carnelian, red jasper, ruby, agate, red spinel, red tourmaline, and rubellite.

Explore yellow sapphire (pukhraj) from the corundum family, its hardness and astrological link to Jupiter. Learn substitutes such as citrine, yellow topaz, heliodor, and chrysoberyl.

Explore emerald gemstones, their vibrant color, origin, durability, and common treatments, alongside astrological properties and substitutes like green beryl, peridot, tourmaline, garnet, spinel, and synthetic emerald.

Blue sapphire presents blue hues and a Mohs hardness of nine, with Saturn-linked astrology offering protection, mental clarity, and wealth; substitutes include blue spinel and blue topaz.

Analyze hessonite garnet's color range, hardness, and light properties, and examine rahu-related astrological uses and practical substitutes like cat's eye, white sapphire, white zircon.

Explore chrysoberyl cat's eye, its signature chatoyancy, colors, hardness, and astrological link to Ketu in Vedic remedies, and learn suitable substitutes like hessonite, moonstone, and clear quartz.