Your primary stone
The one gemstone your chart calls for, chosen from the strength and position of your ruling planets — not from your birth month.
Not the stone for your birth month. Not the one the shop had in stock. The stone your own birth chart calls for — with the weight, the metal, the finger and the day to begin wearing it.
Inside the Report
Every section is written from your chart. Nothing is filled in from a template, and nothing depends on your star sign.
The one gemstone your chart calls for, chosen from the strength and position of your ruling planets — not from your birth month.
How many carats, in which metal, on which finger. A stone that is too light does nothing; the wrong metal cancels it.
The weekday, the hour and the waxing period that suit your chart, with the mantra and the simple ritual to energise it.
The gemstones that clash with your chart, and why. This section matters more than most people expect.
If your stone is a blue sapphire you cannot justify, the recognised upratna that carries the same influence for far less.
Prepared by our astrologer from your chart and sent as a PDF on WhatsApp. Yours to keep, and to show the jeweller.
Why It Matters
Most people choose a gemstone from their birth month, their sun sign, or whatever a shop recommended on the day. Vedic astrology works from something narrower: the strength and placement of the planets in YOUR chart at YOUR moment of birth. Two people born the same week can need opposite stones. Wearing one that strengthens an already difficult planet does not simply fail to help — it can press on the very area of life you were trying to ease.
In Plain Words
A birthstone comes from a Western list — one stone per calendar month, the same for everyone born in it. A rashi ratna narrows that to your moon sign, which is closer but still covers a twelfth of everyone. A gemstone report starts from your kundali — the birth chart cast from your date, time and place of birth — and asks a narrower question: which planet in this chart needs strengthening, and which stone carries that planet?
In Vedic astrology each of the nine planets has its gemstone: yellow sapphire for Jupiter, pearl for the Moon, red coral for Mars, emerald for Mercury, diamond for Venus, blue sapphire for Saturn, ruby for the Sun, hessonite and cat's eye for Rahu and Ketu. The question is never which stone is best. It is which planet your chart wants stronger — which is why a stone that changed your friend's fortunes can be exactly wrong for you.
A stone works by sitting against the skin, in the right metal, on the right finger, at a weight in proportion to the wearer. Worn too light it is jewellery; in the wrong metal its effect is blunted; on the wrong finger it feeds a different planet than intended. The report states each of these exactly, with the day and the mantra to begin — the details a shop rarely mentions.
Every primary stone has a recognised substitute — an upratna — carrying the same planet's influence at a fraction of the price: citrine in place of yellow sapphire, moonstone for pearl, garnet for ruby. If your stone is a blue sapphire or a diamond you cannot justify, the report names the honest alternative rather than pretending the price problem does not exist.
How It Works
One box. The report is sent to this WhatsApp number, so it has to be the one you use.
Name, date, time and place of birth, and the language you want the report in.
UPI, card or net banking through Cashfree. No card details are stored on our side.
Our astrologer prepares it and it arrives on WhatsApp, usually within 30 minutes.
Price
Gemstone Report report
₹249
One-time. No subscription, no renewal.
From Customers
★★★★★I had been wearing a red coral for three years because a shop told me to. The report said it works against my chart and suggested a pearl instead. It explained why, which is what convinced me.
★★★★★The part I did not expect was the weight and the finger. I always thought any size would do. Took the PDF to the jeweller and there was no argument.
★★★★★Blue sapphire was out of my budget. They gave a substitute stone that costs a fraction and explained it properly. An honest answer, not a sales answer.
Questions
A jeweller sells stones. The stone that suits your chart may be one they do not stock, or one that costs a tenth of what they would rather sell you. This is written from your birth chart, before anyone tries to sell you anything.
The report tells you whether the stone you have suits your chart. Sometimes it does, and you carry on with more confidence. When it does not, it explains why and what to wear instead — read it before you change anything.
Choose the closest period you know — morning, afternoon, evening or night. An exact time gives a sharper reading, but an approximate one is far better than not asking.
Ten: English, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Hindi, Marathi, Odia, Bengali and Gujarati. You choose on the next screen.
Usually within 30 minutes. It is prepared by a person, so a busy evening can take a little longer. The link arrives on WhatsApp the moment it is ready.
Yes. Enter their birth details rather than yours. The report is about whoever the details belong to, and it comes to your WhatsApp.
A rashi ratna is chosen from your moon sign alone — one stone for a twelfth of everyone. This report reads your full kundali: the lagna, the moon sign and the strength of each planet together. Sometimes the answer matches your rashi ratna; often it does not, and the report explains why.
No, and that is the point. We have nothing to gain from the answer. The report names your stone, its weight, its metal and its substitute — take it to any jeweller you trust and buy at your own price.
Your chart already holds the answer. It takes a minute to ask.
Every report is read from the same birth details by the same astrologer. Different question, different report.