Gemstone Recommendation Report Online

Gemstone Therapy implementation requires no carelessness from start to end. There are many factors for making a Gemstone Therapy successful. Gemstone Therapy fails only if the following seven factors are neglected. They are:
1. Gemstone Prescription
A Gemstone Prescription should be made by a Vedic Astrologer who has deep knowledge in how planetary influences affect an individual. He should know how to enhance or reduce the impacts of planetary influences on an individual using Planetary Gemstones...

In Sanskrit, blue sapphire is called as Nelashma, neelratna, Shaniratna, Indraneel etc. In Persian it is called as Yakoot or Kabood. Blue Sapphire is basically Corundum and comes in many other colours as well. But traditionally sapphire is associated...

In Sanskrit, Diamond has been named as Heerak, Kulish, Heer, and Abhedya. In Arabic it is called as Alpaas.
Diamond is the hardest mineral on earth, and combined with its exceptional lustre and brilliance, is the most prized of all gems. Pure and colourless diamond is the most popular but other varieties like yellow, brown, green, pink, blue and red, even...

Yellow sapphire is also known as Oriental Topaz. In Sanskrit it is called Guru ratna, Pushparaag and in Persian as Yakkot. In Urdu as Asphar. It is basically Corundum and comes in many other colours as well. The chemical composition is Aluminium Oxide...