Rose Quartz bracelet

Blue sapphire (meaning Neelam in Hindi) is quite popular and known as Neelamani, Indraneel, Indraneelam, Neela Pukhraj etc. in the eastern world. People lend enormous faith in this gemstone for its ability to resolve financial, professional and psychological problems encountered during the tiring phase of Shani-Saadesati. Neelam benefits the wearer by healing his joint pain, gout and arthritis and keeping sensory organs in good shape. It tranquilizes the mind and relieves people of confusion, anxiety and depression.

Opal is associated with planet ‘Venus’. Diamond is also stone for ‘Venus’. But it is not practical to wear a 5-6 carat diamond due to its high price. Black spots are very common in Diamonds and the Diamonds without black spots command exorbitant price. Opal is an alternate stone for Diamond. Please note that it is NOT a substitute but an alternate to Diamond. It gives better Astrological results than Diamond itself. Venus is a planet for Fame, Wealth, Relationships and comfort in Life. It is also significator for Love, Marriage and Children. Enhancing Venus can put an end to delay in Marriage and Children. Venus also ignites flame of Romance with partner. Strong Venus bestows attractive personality and comfortable life. Wearing Opal gives excellent benefits in the cases of Delayed marriage, Delayed Children, Love affair, intimacy with the partner and Sexual health issues. People suffering from lack of interest in partner should wear it to bring back the lost love in their relationship. Wearing Opal is helpful in case of infertility

Blue Sapphire (Neelam) is gemstone for Saturn. Saturn is the most effective planet among all planets in solar system, and it is considered most important as per astrology for its fast effect in extreme bad time of saade-saati (Saturn period). The gemstone is best for people of Capricorn zodiac sign (Makar Rashi) and Aquarius (Kumbha Rashi). Apart from that, anyone who wants to reduce the negative effects of saade-saati can wear blue Sapphire (Neelam). The sapphire’s deep blue, sparkling hue has been cherished since ancient times. Today, the gem is second in popularity only to the diamond. While you’ll find sapphires in a plethora of shades, the most popular and well-known is the navy blue sapphire. But in any hue, because of sapphires’ sturdy structure and versatile color, they’re found in gorgeous, valuable pieces around the world.