Ruby
Also known as Manik
Associated with confidence, vitality and leadership. Traditionally recommended when the Sun is well placed but needs strengthening.
- Traditional day
- Sunday
- Usual finger
- Ring finger
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NavratnaIn Vedic tradition, each graha is linked with a gemstone believed to channel its qualities. Here is a simple guide — and why a paid gemstone consultation matters before you wear one.

Also known as Manik
Associated with confidence, vitality and leadership. Traditionally recommended when the Sun is well placed but needs strengthening.
Also known as Moti
Linked with calm emotions, intuition and nurturing relationships. Often suggested for emotional balance.
Also known as Moonga
Connected with courage, energy and decisive action. Traditionally worn to support drive and stamina.
Also known as Panna
Associated with intellect, speech and commerce. Favoured by students, writers and traders in tradition.
Also known as Pukhraj
Linked with wisdom, prosperity and good fortune. Considered auspicious for teaching, counsel and family life.
Also known as Heera
Connected with love, beauty, art and comfort. Opal or white zircon are common traditional alternatives.
Also known as Neelam
Associated with discipline, patience and endurance. Considered powerful — always seek expert advice first.
Also known as Gomed
Traditionally used to steady the restless, unconventional energy of Rahu and support clarity.
Also known as Lehsunia
Linked with detachment, insight and spiritual growth. Its shifting band of light gives the stone its name.
A gem that helps one chart may not suit another. Our astrologers review your kundli before recommending any stone, weight or metal.
Gemstone information reflects traditional astrological belief and is shared for guidance and entertainment purposes. It is not medical or financial advice.