Yantras & Gemstones
Engraved yantras for meditation and worship, along with loose gemstones, pendants and rings worn according to Jyotish tradition.
Yantras
Shri Yantra, Kuber, Mahamrityunjaya, Navgraha and other sacred yantras in copper, brass, crystal…
Loose Gemstones
Unset ruby, pearl, coral, emerald, yellow sapphire, blue sapphire, hessonite, cat's eye and other…
Gemstone Pendants
Pendants with ruby, pearl, coral, yellow sapphire, navratna and other stones set in silver, gold…
Gemstone Rings
Rings set with pukhraj, neelam, panna, moonga, moti and other stones in silver, gold or panchdhat…
Two very old Indian ideas meet in this section of yantras and gemstones. A yantra is a geometric diagram, usually engraved on copper, brass or silver-coated plate, used as a focus for worship and meditation. Gemstones, on the other hand, come from Jyotish, where particular stones are linked to the nine grahas and worn on the body as a matter of personal belief.
Yantras such as the Shri Yantra, Kuber Yantra or Mahamrityunjaya Yantra are placed in the puja room, energised by a priest in some families, and worshipped with kumkum and flowers. They are flat, three-dimensional or printed, and the choice usually depends on where you want to keep one.
The gemstone side of the family has three parts. Loose stones are for those who want to have a ring or pendant made by their own jeweller. Ready pendants and rings come with the stone already set, often in silver or panchdhatu, so that the stone can touch the skin as traditional texts suggest.
Many devotees consult an astrologer before wearing yantras and gemstones, and we would encourage the same. We do not promise any result from wearing or keeping them; what they offer is a link to a practice followed for centuries.
For any natural stone, ask for its identification details and read them carefully before you buy.