Zodiac Gemstones
About zodiac gemstones
Rashi Ratan means the gemstone assigned to your moon sign or ascendant in Vedic astrology. Each of the nine planets governs one primary stone, and the twelve rashis inherit their stone from their ruling planet. This collection brings together certified natural gemstones for all twelve rashis — each one government lab certified, photographed exactly as it is, and priced per ratti.
Rashi Ratan by zodiac sign
- Mesh (Aries) — ruled by Mangal · Red Coral (Moonga)
- Vrishabh (Taurus) — ruled by Shukra · Diamond, or Opal and White Sapphire
- Mithun (Gemini) — ruled by Budh · Emerald (Panna)
- Kark (Cancer) — ruled by Chandra · Pearl (Moti)
- Singh (Leo) — ruled by Surya · Ruby (Manik)
- Kanya (Virgo) — ruled by Budh · Emerald (Panna)
- Tula (Libra) — ruled by Shukra · Diamond, or Opal
- Vrishchik (Scorpio) — ruled by Mangal · Red Coral (Moonga)
- Dhanu (Sagittarius) — ruled by Guru · Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj)
- Makar (Capricorn) — ruled by Shani · Blue Sapphire (Neelam)
- Kumbh (Aquarius) — ruled by Shani · Blue Sapphire (Neelam)
- Meen (Pisces) — ruled by Guru · Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj)
The shadow planets have their own stones: Hessonite (Gomed) for Rahu and Cat's Eye (Lehsunia) for Ketu.
Rashi Ratan FAQ
Answers to the questions our customers ask us most
Should I choose my stone by moon sign or ascendant?
Most Vedic astrologers work from the lagna (ascendant) rather than the sun sign, and many also weigh the current mahadasha. Sun-sign tables are a starting point, not a prescription — which is why we offer a free recommendation before you buy.
How many ratti should my rashi ratan be?
The common thumb rule is about one ratti per twelve kilograms of body weight, but the stone matters: coral and pearl are usually worn heavier, cat's eye and sapphire lighter. A specific astrological reading always takes priority.
Can I wear more than one rashi ratan?
Some combinations are traditionally considered compatible and others are not — for example, Neelam and Moti or Manik are usually not worn together. Ask before combining stones.
Do I need a certificate?
Yes. Without a laboratory report you have no way to know whether a stone is natural, synthetic or glass. Every stone in this collection ships with its certificate, and the report number appears in the product title.
Not sure which stone is yours? Use our free gemstone recommendation service, or browse the full range of certified natural gemstones.
