Wearing Gemstones The Right Way

Once a proper stone is obtained after consultation with an astrologer it needs to be set in either a ring or pendant for wearing on the body. The gem must be set in such a way that the stone comes into contact with the skin. It's also important to wear gemstone rings on the proper fingers and on the correct hand (left or right). If worn in an incorrect position, a gemstone however good quality, may not give optimum results to the wearer. After discovering Rudraksha Ratna Science Therapy through her extensive research, Sakhashree Neeta identified the correct positioning of gems on the body so that its complete power is realized and any adverse effect is averted.

The size of gems is also an important factor. Most of the precious primary gems are 'facet-cut' and transparent. These include ruby, emerald, diamond, sapphires and hessonite. They should be over one carat and are better in two carats or more in weight. Rubies and diamonds are so potent that at least one carat can be sufficient. (There are five carats to a gram of weight). Pearls are chosen of a size and weight depending on body weight. Generally I have found that 5 carats is very potent. Red coral generally needs to be minimum 4 carats, and cat's-eye minimum 3 carats.

Although some gems can seem an expensive proposition, the exercise is usually a one-time purchase and the gem can be worn for an entire lifetime. What other commodity can continue to be useful, effective and increase pleasure and wellbeing throughout the entire span of life?